Deena Prichep

Deena Prichep is a Portland, Oregon-based journalist, writer, producer, and editor whose work has appeared on NPR, Marketplace, PRI’s The World, Bon Appétit, and Voice of America. She is also a coauthor of the cookbook Kachka.

Partisan Identity Is Reshaping Religious Belief and Political Mobilization

University of Notre Dame political scientist David Campbell argues that religion and politics shape each other: partisan identity can drive changes in religious affiliation, moral judgment, and the meaning Americans attach to labels such as Christian or secular. In a Faith Angle Forum discussion with New York Times *Believing* newsletter writer Lauren Jackson, he says Republican appeals to threatened Christian identity remain potent but limited, while Jackson hears from religiously and politically unsettled readers seeking belonging, hope, and a public language that does not reduce faith to a voting bloc.

The Aspen InstituteJul 10, 202616 min read