More Americans than Canadians are happy to hear politicians and other leaders expressing their religious convictions, according to a recent survey. Over half (56 percent) of American respondents agree that “Americans who hold public positions should feel free to speak and act based on their religious beliefs.” Meanwhile, two-thirds of Canadians agree that religion and politics should be kept completely apart. Those findings come from a survey of 5,000 Americans and 5,000 Canadians by the Angus Reid Institute in partnership with Cardus. Ray Pennings, executive vice president of Cardus, discusses these wide-ranging findings on The Gospel Coalition Canada’s podcast Into Theology. Watch the episode below.