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Rise of Christian Nationalism

When it comes to issues like same sex marriage and the separation of church and state, polls show that American voters agree less with the Christian right than in years past. Although the Christian right is at its lowest ebb in cultural influence since the 1980s, analysts say that in state legislatures and in the Supreme Court, the Christian right's political influence is growing. The rise of Christian nationalism.see more
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Rise of Christian Nationalism

When it comes to issues like same sex marriage and the separation of church and state, polls show that American voters agree less with the Christian right than in years past. Although the Christian right is at its lowest ebb in cultural influence since the 1980s, analysts say that in state legislatures and in the Supreme Court, the Christian right's political influence is growing. The rise of Christian nationalism.see more
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The Logistics of Death: What to Do When Someone Dies

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Buying a coffin, organizing a memorial, making sense of estate taxes -- these are only a few of the chores one is tasked with when a loved one dies. We'll talk to Scott Taylor Smith, author of "When Someone Dies: The Practical Guide to the Logistics of Death," along with trusts and estates lawyer Jim Mitchell, about death's logistical to-dos.

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Scott Taylor Smith, lawyer, venture capitalist, and author of "When Someone Dies: The Practical Guide to the Logistics of Death"

Jim Mitchell, partner at the law firm of Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass in San Francisco

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