Culture Wars and COVID-19 Conduct: Christian Nationalism, Religiosity, and Americans’ Behavior During the Coronavirus Pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans’ behavioral responses were quickly politicized. Those on the left stressed precautionary behaviors, while those on the (religious) right were more likely to disregard recommended precautions. We propose the far right response was driven less by partisanship or...

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Published in:	Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 2020-09, Vol.59 (3), p.405-416
Main Authors:	Perry, Samuel L., Whitehead, Andrew L., Grubbs, Joshua B.
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Allegiance Behavior Behavioral responses Christian nationalism Christianity Christians Church attendance coronavirus COVID-19 Culture wars Eating behavior Friendship God Nationalism News media Pandemics Panel data Partisanship Precautions religion Religiosity Religious commitment Religious right Restaurants Right wing politics science Special Topic Washing
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