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Dan Gilgoff

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As seen in: AARP, AARP The Magazine, CNN, U.S. News and World Report, The Oklahoman, AARP Media Relations, Christianity Today, WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)
VP & Editor-in-Chief at AARP.org. Past lives at @NatGeo, @CNN, @USNews, @Beliefnet. Author of “The Jesus Machine.” RTs ≄ endorsements. aarp.org
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6 ways religion could determine the election winner

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By Scott Wise Verified, Dan Gilgoff Verified
| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
By Dan Gilgoff, CNN.com Religion Editor (CNN) — Just because President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney mostly have avoided talking religion during this campaign doesn’t mean religion won’t play a big role in determining the winner of the presidential race. Here are six ways religion’s role in the electorate may shape the outcome on Tuesday. 1. Will Catholics pick the winner, again?
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In Obama’s first term, an evolving Christian faith and a more evangelical style

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By Nick Dutton Verified, Dan Gilgoff Verified
| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
By Dan Gilgoff, CNN.com Religion Editor WASHINGTON (CNN) – President Obama’s prayers for a strong first debate may not have been answered, but that doesn’t mean the prayers weren’t happening. Before he stepped onto a Colorado stage earlier this month to face off with Mitt Romney for the first time, Obama joined a conference call with a small circle of Christian ministers.
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Watergate figure Chuck Colson reportedly near death

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By Raymond Hawkes, Dan Gilgoff Verified
| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Chuck Colson, the convicted Watergate figure turned evangelist, is near death after suffering a brain hemorrhage earlier this month, his media representatives said Wednesday. “It is with a heavy, but hopeful heart that I share with you that it appears our friend, brother and founder will soon be home with the Lord,” said Jim Liske, CEO of Prison Fellowship Ministries, which Colson founded.
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