Religious Republicans have God on their side

US: For the faithful at Ohio's Diamond Hill Cathedral, only one opinion poll matters before Super Tuesday: who would God vote for? “We're going to have to pray and find out,” said Clint Hardin, 57, a leader at the complex in Mansfield, which includes a cavernous church, a biblically themed dinner theater, and Biblewalk -- a sort of biblical Madame Tussaud's boasting 300 full-size wax figures.

Ohio is the most important of 10 states up for grabs Tuesday in the drawn-out Republican primary contest. And although most bets are on Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum is seen by many as having God on his side.

A Roman Catholic denouncing abortion, gay rights and mandatory insurance coverage for contraception, Santorum ticks important boxes for America's conservative Christian voters.

AFP