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.../political ideologies held among a subset of persons identified with the [[Christian Right]] in the [[United States of America]]. One can be a [[Religious conservatis

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| title = Role-Playing Games and the Christian Right: Community Formation in Response to a Moral Panic

...This position puts it on the margin of what is generally considered the [[Christian Right]]. <ref name=Platform>{{citation

...rise of [[televangelism]] in the 1980s, such that the development of the [[Christian Right]] comes to seem inevitable. {{seealso|Christian Right}}

...obson]]. The group and its subsidiaries are key players in the American [[Christian Right]] movement that has risen to prominence since the early 1980s. They promot

...te [[Jimmy Carter]] in 1976, but thereafter drifted to the far right, or [[Christian Right]] and became a strong voting base for the [[Republican Party (United States

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{{main|Christian right|Evangelical left}} The mass-appeal of the Christian right in the so-called [[red states]], and its success in rallying resistance to

...[Republican Party (United States)]] needs to reduce the influence of the [[Christian Right]]. Dobson said, <blockquote>Whatever she once was, Ms. Parker is certainly

...aration of Independence'', he continues to express his concern about the [[Christian Right]]'s [[Dominionism|Dominionist]] faction is trying to convert the United Sta

...nence as a combative and charismatic social conservative and member of the Christian Right. She was a founder of the Tea Party Caucus in Congress and has positioned h She is associated with Christian Right groups including Tony Perkins and the Family Research Council, as well as J

The Christian Right, however, is uncertain about his message. <ref name=WaPo2010-08-31>{{citati

...advocates of [[Dominionism]], a political philosophy associated with the [[Christian Right]], have used the Declaration to justify that the United States is a Christi

* [[Christian Right/Definition]]

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...ditional Values Coalition (TVC)''' is an American interest group, of the [[Christian Right]], which represents 43,000 churches.<ref>{{citation

* Ribuffo, Leo P. ''The Old Christian Right: The Protestant Far Right from the Great Depression to the Cold War''. Temp