In a striking display of intersection between faith and politics, two high-profile books are set to dominate the conversation on the role of religion in shaping policy. Former Vice President Mike Pence's "What Conservatives Believe" and Senator Raphael Warnock's "The Crooked Places Made Straight" offer a unique perspective on the policy debates that have been polarizing the nation. Both books draw on the authors' deep understanding of Scripture, using biblical teachings to inform their views on issues ranging from economics to social justice. As the US grapples with increasingly complex social and economic challenges, these books promise to offer a thought-provoking exploration of the ways in which faith can influence our approach to governance.
Mike Pence’s “What Conservatives Believe” and Raphael Warnock’s “The Crooked Places Made Straight” draw on their reading of Scripture, bringing a religious perspective to policy debates.
