Hippies of the Religious Right

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Baylor University Press, 2007 - Christian conservatism - 275 pages
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This volume demonstrates that the Christian Right has a surprising past. Historical analysis reveals that the countercultural movements and evangelicalism share a common heritage. Shires warns that political operatives in both parties need to heed this fact if they hope to either, in the case of the Republican Party, retain their evangelical constituency, or, in the case of the Democratic Party, recruit new evangelical voters.

 

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Contents

Preface
Modern CultureMainstream and Mainline 3
OldTime Religion and NewTime Youth 39
A Radical Spirituality for a Radical Generation 57
The Evangelical Lifestyle 71
The Countercultural Christians 91
The Merging of Countercultural and Evangelical
Awaiting the Religious Right 143
Politically Right 157
The Christian Right and Its Sixties Inheritance 181
Epilogue 203
Notes 211
Bibliography 257
Index 269
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Preston Shires (Ph D University of Nebraska) is Instructor in History, SE Community College in Lincoln, NE

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