One Nation Under God?

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Politics, Society & Culture, News

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🗓️ 28 July 2017

⏱️ 44 minutes

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America prides itself on pluralism and tolerance, but how far does that tolerance extend when it comes to religious expression? Could faith in general be on the decline? Radio Atlantic cohosts Jeffrey Goldberg (editor-in-chief), Alex Wagner (contributing editor and CBS anchor), and Matt Thompson (executive editor) explore those questions with Emma Green, who covers religion and politics for The Atlantic. For links and other show notes, visit this page. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.3	One nation under God. Indivisible or divided by our faiths. episode of Radio Atlantic.
0:53.4	I am Matt Thompson, executive editor of the Atlantic.
0:56.9	And I'm Jeffrey Goldberg.
0:57.9	I'm the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic.
1:00.1	And over there in New York. It's not over there, it's up there in New York.
1:06.0	Cardinal directions.
1:08.0	Down here in New York, it's me, Alex Wagner.
1:10.0	I am a contributing editor at the Atlantic.
1:13.0	Geography is very important for our magazine.
1:15.0	Wonderful to once again be in a studio with you my colleagues.
1:19.0	And here in our fourth chair is our wonderful colleague Emma Green who covers religion and politics for the Atlantic.
1:26.5	Emma, welcome.
1:27.5	Hey y'all.
1:29.5	Awesome.
1:30.5	Emma, she's so southern sometimes.
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