Not on the Same(-Sex) Page: How Religion Shapes Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage Among Sexual Minorities and Heterosexuals

Ratcliff, Shawn; Haltom, Trenton M.

doi:10.1007/s13178-023-00799-y

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“…Writ large, evangelical Protestants hold some of the most politically conservative perspectives of any religious group in the United States (Schwadel 2015) and, in some cases, serve as the countermovement to certain issues, such as LGBTQIA+ rights (Bishin et al. 2021; Ratcliff and Haltom 2023). Statistically, it is difficult to disentangle these potentially conflicting relationships, which, in turn, may have resulted in our non‐significant findings.…”

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The role of religious contexts on hate crimes, 2003–2017

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Schwadel

2023

Social Science Quarterly

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Objective: Combining insights from socio-criminological theories of (hate) crimes and the moral communities perspective, this article examines how the religious makeup of a countyevangelical Protestant, mainline Protestant, and Catholic adherence rates-affects county-level hate crime patterns. Methods: Zero-inflated negative binomial regressions were conducted on a unique county-level data set that included reported hate crimes, religious adherence rates, and related correlates of hate crimes for three distinct temporal periods:

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