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Ohio Lawmaker Gary Click Advances Christian-Influenced Legislation

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Ohio Lawmaker Gary Click Advances Christian-Influenced Legislation

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Gary Click, a Baptist pastor-turned-lawmaker, advances legislation rooted in Christian principles, including the Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act, which aims to teach the positive impact of Judeo-Christian values in U.S. history, sparking debate over Christian Nationalism and the balance between religion and lawmaking.

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Ohio state Rep. Gary Click, a Baptist pastor-turned-lawmaker, advances legislation rooted in Christian principles, including the Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act, which aims to teach the positive impact of Judeo-Christian values in U.S. history, sparking debate over Christian Nationalism and the balance between religion and lawmaking.

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