As elections in Brazil, Israel, and the United States will bring God back to the public space. The article anticipates that these three electoral campaigns will place religion at the center of political debate in a significant way.
The author argues that the problem is not religion speaking louder, as is frequently thought. There is a more subtle dynamic happening in the relationship between the political and the religious that deserves attention.
The text prepares readers for a period in which there will be much talk about God in the coming weeks, suggesting an in-depth analysis of these political and religious issues that are intertwined in these elections.
