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Religious Orientations & Political Attitudes among Blacks in Washington, DC

In recent years, scholars have rediscovered the importance of religious variables in explaining political attitudes and behavior. The rise of the New Christian Right focused attention on the beliefs and behaviors of white evangelical, fundamentalist, and charismatic Christians.1 A consensus has emerged from these studies that religious factors are important determinants of political orientations. These recent studies have employed new measures of religious variables which improve on the simple Protestant-Catholic-Jew distinctions of early studies. Denominational differences, including distinctions between evangelical, fundamentalist, charismatic, and mainstream Protestants,' doctrinal differences,3 religious identification,4 affect for televangelists,5 the role of a politicized