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5/26/2016

This article from The Washington Post delves into the religious landscape in Indiana and how it has evolved over the years. It discusses how the state went from being predominantly Catholic and mainline Protestant to becoming increasingly conservative and with a strong presence of evangelical and Pentecostal churches. The article explores the political and cultural influences that have shaped the religious dynamics in the state, including the rise of the Moral Majority and the impact of social issues like abortion and same-sex marriage. It also delves into the resentment that some residents feel towards the dominant religious groups and the role of religion in shaping public policy in Indiana.

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