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Is democracy sacred?

  • Written by Anthony D. Baker, Professor of Systematic Theology, Seminary of the Southwest
Is democracy sacred?Voters mark their ballots at a church in Stamford, Conn.AP Photo/Jessica Hill

With millions of votes yet to be counted and the election far from being decided, President Trump falsely claimed victory and called for a halt to vote-counting. His rival, Joe Biden, meanwhile, vowed that every ballot would be counted.

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