Evangelicals in the White House: The Cultural Maturation of Born Again Christianity, 1960-1981This text seeks to distinguish between moderate press on and conservative hold fast evangelicals, characterizing Jimmy Carter as the former and Ronald Reagan as the latter, and attributes Reagan's and the hold fast evangelicals' political successes to their mastery of computer and television technology. |
Contents
The Cultural Maturation of Born Again | 3 |
The Fortunes of the OldTime Religion | 11 |
The 1960s A Fundamental Shift | 20 |
Years of Distress 19681974 | 31 |
The Instant Impasse Evangelicals | 45 |
Male and Female The Evangelical Stalemate | 60 |
The Hold and Press in the Public Arena | 68 |
1976 The Takeoff Year | 83 |
The Family as Survival Unit | 89 |
Marabelle Morgan | 98 |
Preserving the Faith | 106 |
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