Reviews
"The intent of ‘Article VI’ isn’t to persuade voters one way or another, but to promote healthy dialogue."
"There may be separation of church and state. But never of church and politics."
"... a fascinating mixture of vituperation, rumination, and condemnation, with lots of different people participating."
"An ecumenical, bipartisan team is heading into 10 early-voting states with a documentary about faith and politics that is loaded with provocative interviews in an effort to force viewers to confront biases they’re never realized."
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