Recent findings reveal a significant majority of Americans are against houses of worship endorsing political candidates. The data, highlighted by OSV News, underscores widespread public sentiment that religious institutions should remain separate from political campaigns to maintain their spiritual integrity and public trust. This perspective is rooted in the concern that religious endorsements might compromise the impartiality expected from places of worship. The survey illustrates a clear preference for religious leaders to focus on social and moral issues without crossing into political endorsements, reflecting a long-standing tradition of separation between church and state. The data also indicates that while religious guidance on moral issues is valued, mixing faith with explicit political support is largely disfavored by the public.
OSV NewsNew data shows a significant rise in compliance actions by Regulatory Authorities, ACECQA Snapshot reveals
August 17, 2026
In a recent development, new data from the ACECQA Snapshot indicates a notable increase in compliance actions taken by Regulatory Authorities in 2026. The surge