3990:'s presidential administration, Christian Right organizations were generally in a phase of decline. After Reagan's two terms in office, donations were decreasing, because after eight years of Christian Right-supported leadership, the nation was no longer seen as in the same state of supposed moral peril as it was when Reagan first took office. The Moral Majority's financial base seriously eroded by the time it became part of the Liberty Federation; its financial difficulties ultimately were a major factor in the decision to disband the organization. Falwell offered an optimistic public opinion about the Moral Majority's dissolution. Disbanding the Moral Majority in 1989 in
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longer a
Christian." Naturally, the Moral Majority continued working on behalf of Reagan after he gained the Republican nomination. Following the organization's lead, more than one-fifth of Moral Majority supporters that had supported Carter in 1976 voted for Reagan in 1980. After Reagan's victory, Falwell attributed Reagan's success directly to the Moral Majority and others registering and encouraging church-goers to vote who had never before been politically active. Empirical evidence suggests that Falwell's claim about the role of Christian Right organizations in Reagan's victory has some truth, though difficult to determine definitively.
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identification, however, evangelical
Christians in general and eventually the newly formed Moral Majority in particular came to be disappointed with Carter's policies. Carter did not share the Moral Majority's political imperative to unify personal and political positions and would instead support the positions of his own party, the Democratic Party. In particular, Carter did not actively oppose his party's general pro-choice platform on abortion, nor did Carter work to bridge the church–state divide, both factors in the Moral Majority's decision to support Ronald Reagan's candidacy in 1980.
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constituents, and in constructing a hostile enemy against which the conservative
Christian activists were to fight". The Moral Majority refrained from directly speaking out against gays, feminists, and pro-abortion parties and instead used "pro-family" rhetoric to articulate their point. For example, instead of coming out directly against homosexuality and gay families, leaders of the Moral Majority defined a family as "two heterosexual parents", which appealed to many conservatives.
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State's was the largest. The Moral
Majority was incorporated into the Liberty Federation in 1985, remaining a distinct entity but falling under the Liberty Federation's larger jurisdiction. In 1987, Falwell retired as the formal head of the Moral Majority, and was succeeded by Jerry Nims, although he
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Majority maintained their support for Reagan's 1984 reelection campaign and, alongside other Christian Right organizations, influenced the Republican platform for the election, shaping the party's campaign stances on school prayer and abortion. The nation's political climate, however, had
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Majority was predominately a Southern-oriented organization of the Christian Right, although its state chapters and political activity extended beyond the South. The number of state chapters grew quickly, with organizations in eighteen states by 1980. The variety of resources available to
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principle of separating religion and politics, a change of heart
Falwell says he had when he perceived what he described as the decay of the nation's morality. Through hosting these rallies, Falwell was able to gauge national support for a formal organization and also raise his profile as a leader.
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November 2004, Falwell revived the Moral Majority name for a new organization, the Moral Majority Coalition. The intent of the organization is to continue the "evangelical revolution" to help conservative politicians get elected. Referring to the Coalition as a "21st century resurrection of the
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Americans to become politically active on issues they thought were important. A variety of tactics were used to garner support. These tactics included direct-mail campaigns, telephone hotlines, rallies, and religious television broadcasts. Although the Moral
Majority operated for only a decade, it
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as
President of the United States marked a milestone for evangelical Christians. For the first time, a self-professed evangelical Christian had been elected to the nation's highest office, bringing the national awareness of evangelical Christianity to a new level. Despite commonality in religious
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By 1987–88, the views of the Moral Majority were challenged widely and the organization started to crumble. With its waning support, critics said "The Moral Majority is neither", meaning the organization was neither moral nor a majority. By 1988, there were serious cash flow problems and Falwell
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The Moral Majority was a relatively early supporter of Reagan, endorsing him before the Republican convention. According to Jimmy Carter, "that autumn a group headed by Jerry Falwell purchased $ 10 million in commercials on southern radio and TV to brand me as a traitor to the South and no
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which campaigned on issues its personnel believed were important to maintaining its Christian conception of moral law. They believed this represented the opinions of the majority of Americans (hence the movement's name). With a membership of millions, the Moral Majority became one of the largest
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particularly sought to challenge the public position of the Moral Majority and was known to make public statements that the Moral Majority was an instrument of Satan. Such rivalries affected the Moral Majority's grassroots efforts. In South Carolina, the Moral Majority had no presence because
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to register church-goers to vote, with the logic that Moral Majority members would be likely to vote for Moral Majority-endorsed candidates, thus strengthening the organization's electoral efficacy and strengthening its endorsements. Leaders within the Moral Majority asked ministers give their
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The state chapters of the Moral Majority were financially independent from the national organization and relied on local resources to conduct their activities. Consequently, the national organization encouraged local chapters to cooperate with their policies but had little control over local
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had higher contribution rates than other topics. While not explicitly anti-gay in their public platforms during the 1970s, their internal mobilization as "shared anti-gay sentiment aided in solidifying a collective set of grievances and ideologies, in establishing a collective identity of
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congregants political direction, reminding congregants when to vote, whom to vote for, and why the Moral Majority held particular positions on issues. The Moral Majority, however, is probably best known for its involvement in presidential elections, specifically those of Ronald Reagan.
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sought the Republican nomination and would have been, at first glance, a natural choice for the Moral Majority's support. Although Robertson's political platforms were extremely similar to the ones the Moral Majority supported, Falwell gave his organization's endorsement to contender
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chapters' activities. Political activity of the Moral Majority divided accordingly, with the national Moral Majority office usually focused on addressing multiple issues through Congress while local branches tended to work on a single issue within their respective states.
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Reagan sought input from the Moral Majority leadership during his campaign and appointed the Rev. Robert Billings, the Moral Majority's first executive director, to be a religious advisor to the campaign. Later, Reagan appointed Billings to a position in the
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1988 was the last presidential election for which the Moral Majority was an active organization. With Reagan having reached his two-term limit, the Republican nomination was open to a variety of primary contenders. The evangelical minister and televangelist
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changed since Reagan's first campaign. Although Reagan won reelection, the role of the Moral Majority in the victory had changed since 1980. A study of voters in the 1984 election showed that more anti-Moral Majority voters voted for
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instead. Falwell's decision highlighted the rivalry between Falwell and Robertson as televangelists but also revealed the deep-seated tension that still persisted between competing evangelical traditions – Falwell's
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The Moral Majority successfully campaigned to create an integrated social platform that appealed to most conservative Christians by packaging a variety of previously disparate issues under the banner of "traditional
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and associates, and dissolved in the late 1980s. It played a key role in the mobilization of conservative Christians as a political force and particularly in Republican presidential victories throughout the 1980s.
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embarked on a series of "I Love America" rallies across the country to raise awareness of social issues important to him. These rallies were an extension of Falwell's decision to go against the traditional
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Moral Majority Foundation – the organization's educational component, through which the Moral Majority educated ministers and lay people on political issues and conducted voter registration drives.
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organization aimed at supporting particular candidates in elections and using mail and phone calls to reach office-holders. The Moral Majority's initial political actions were aimed at supporting
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in the United States and at its height, it claimed more than four million members and over two million donors. These members were spread among about twenty state organizations, of which
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were key aspects in the successful mobilization of the Moral Majority, particularly through Tim LaHaye, a Moral Majority figure and John Birch Society member and speaker.
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Moral Majority Political Action Committee – the organization's mechanism for supporting the candidacy of people whose political platforms reflected Moral Majority values.
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During its existence the Moral Majority experienced friction with other evangelical leaders and organizations as well as liberal leaders and organizations. For example,
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Having already been a part of a well-established network of ministers and ministries, within a few years Falwell was favorably positioned to launch the Moral Majority.
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Moral Majority," Falwell, a father of the modern "religious right" political movement, committed to leading the organization for four years. He died on May 15, 2007.
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Vinson, C. Danielle; Guth, James L. (2003). "Advance and Retreat in the Palmetto State: Assessing the Christian Right in South Carolina". In Green, John C. (ed.).
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God, Country, and Christian Conservatives: The National Association of Manufacturers, the John Birch Society, and the Rise of the Christian Right
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than pro-Moral Majority voters voted for Reagan, suggesting the Moral Majority may have actually had a negative effect on Reagan's campaign.
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maintained an active and visible role within the organization. The same year, a major effort which Falwell made to bring scandal-ridden
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rapidly became a visible political force and was relatively effective in its mobilization goals. According to Robert Liebman and
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was formed with the specific intention of opposing the platforms of the Moral Majority and other Christian Right organizations.
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the Moral Majority at its founding facilitated this rapid expansion, and included Falwell's mailing list from his program,
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Its leaders frequently communicated with its constituents, enabling consistent messages to resonate throughout all levels.
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Moral Majority Inc. – the organization's lobbying division, which addressed issues on local, state, and national levels.
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arose. Joining Falwell in the Moral Majority was Ed McAteer, who the same year, founded the Religious Roundtable in
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Williams, Daniel K. (April 2010). "Jerry Falwell's Sunbelt Politics: The Regional Origins of the Moral Majority".
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Rozell, Mark J.; Wilcox, Clyde (2003). "Virginia: Birthplace of the Christian Right". In Green, John C. (ed.).
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The Moral Majority engaged in political activity in a variety of ways, including national media campaigns and
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Onward, Christian Soldiers: The Growing Political Power of Catholics and Evangelicals in the United States
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as attacks on the traditional concept and values of American families and tapped into a sense of societal
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Johnson, Stephen D.; Tamney, Joseph B. (1985). "The Christian Right and the 1984 Presidential Election".
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Moral Majority Legal Defense Fund – the organization's legal instrument, used primarily to challenge the
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Falwell and Weyrich founded the Moral Majority in June 1979. According to former Arkansas governor
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to found the Moral Majority (a phrase coined by Weyrich). This was the period when the
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Lernoux, Penny (April 17, 1989). "A Reverence for Fundamentalism".
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5696:"Clerical cynicism: Jerry Falwell's poor-mouthing from the pulpit"
3836:, Christian Voice's president, said in a news conference that the
3998:
religious conservatives in America are now in for the duration."
3817:
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5333:. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly Press. p. 137.
4553:
With God on Our Side: The Rise of the Religious Right in America
4958:
4723:
3436:
4500:
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4051:
Some issues for which the Moral Majority campaigned included:
5367:(2). Religious Research Association, Inc., Springer: 124–33.
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Organizations that oppose LGBT rights in the United States
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4163:
The Moral Majority comprised four distinct organizations:
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How the Religious Right Shaped Lesbian and Gay Activism
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and other non-Christians for conversion to Christianity
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The New Christian Right: mobilization and legitimation
3919:. In addition, the Moral Majority took control of the
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4788:
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3887:, leader of a clergy group opposed to gay rights and
5387:
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5112:
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5033:. Lynchburg: Liberty House Publishers. p. 395.
4905:
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16:
American right-wing Christian political organization
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5245:
5026:
4620:"Edward E. McAteer, 78; Empowered Christian Right"
4586:
4550:
4074:Opposition to state recognition or acceptance of
6479:
4015:, common explanations for this success include:
3867:During a 1979 meeting, they urged televangelist
6518:Conservative organizations in the United States
5252:. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. p.
5621:
5316:
5231:
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3978:out of financial trouble proved unsuccessful.
5741:
5356:
4873:"Falwell Quits, Warning PTL Ministry May End"
4085:, including in cases involving incest or rape
3779:
6493:History of Christianity in the United States
5626:. Hawthorne, NY: Aldine Publishing Company.
5622:Liebman, Robert C.; Wuthnow, Robert (1983).
5516:
5190:
4662:
5524:"Moral Majority founder Jerry Falwell dies"
5352:
5350:
5029:Falwell: An Autobiography, The Inside Story
4575:
4336:
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2993:National Federation of Independent Business
6488:American Christian political organizations
5748:
5734:
5434:
5331:Religion and Politics in the United States
5073:
5071:
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4542:
3937:The Moral Majority's headquarters were in
3786:
3772:
3089:Federation for American Immigration Reform
5576:
5556:Religion in America Since 1945: A History
5405:
4976:
4650:
4315:tension between Falwell and Pat Robertson
4220:
4032:Scholar Carmen Celestini argues that the
3895:Establishment and organizational activity
6528:Right-wing populism in the United States
6508:1979 establishments in the United States
5757:Social conservatism in the United States
5486:
5463:
5437:The Christian Right in American Politics
5406:Utter, Glenn H.; True, James L. (2004).
5347:
5193:The Christian Right in American Politics
4982:
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3385:Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal
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5861:Friendly separation of church and state
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4283:tradition was at odds with Robertson's
4151:expressed that because gay people were
3911:was the genesis of the Moral Majority.
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6420:LGBT conservatism in the United States
6328:National Center on Sexual Exploitation
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4938:The Restructuring of American Religion
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4006:The Moral Majority sought to mobilize
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4834:from the original on October 20, 2016
4711:from the original on January 22, 2012
4656:
4296:dismantled the organization in 1989.
3128:American Center for Law & Justice
6343:Parents Television and Media Council
5328:
4696:
4130:
4002:Organizational goals and composition
3206:Parents Television and Media Council
2269:Project for the New American Century
2033:Conservative Party of New York State
4853:Carroll, Jerry (November 5, 1987).
4617:
4325:On the ideologically opposed side,
3840:was a "sham... controlled by three
3025:National Association for Gun Rights
13:
6333:National Organization for Marriage
5687:
5087:Western Illinois Historical Review
4822:Lohmann, Bill (February 6, 1988).
4669:. Threshold Editions. p. 15.
4632:from the original on July 17, 2016
4618:Fox, Margalit (October 10, 2004).
4346:Notable people within the movement
4317:also affected the Moral Majority.
3828:Christian advocacy group known as
3452:Society for American Civic Renewal
3442:Republican Main Street Partnership
3196:National Organization for Marriage
14:
6544:
6503:Organizations established in 1979
5714:
3211:Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America
3008:United States Chamber of Commerce
2239:Intercollegiate Studies Institute
2145:Alexis de Tocqueville Institution
6459:
6415:Factions in the Republican Party
6338:National Right to Life Committee
4450:
4291:Challenges to the Moral Majority
4105:
3864:(the Jew) left Christian Voice.
3752:
3738:
3365:National Association of Scholars
3201:National Right to Life Committee
3057:Council of Conservative Citizens
2180:Competitive Enterprise Institute
2165:Center for the National Interest
1825:The Closing of the American Mind
1785:The Conscience of a Conservative
83:
5694:Fager, Chuck (April 20, 1982).
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5018:
4940:. Studies in church and state.
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4735:
4538:. Vol. 248, no. 0015.
4070:Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
3697:Don't immanentize the eschaton!
3642:Bibliography of US conservatism
2190:Ethics and Public Policy Center
5647:Johns Hopkins University Press
4690:
4611:
4525:
4320:
4175:American Civil Liberties Union
3981:
3669:List of American conservatives
3390:Texas Public Policy Foundation
3148:Christian Coalition of America
3084:Center for Immigration Studies
1982:Intelligence and public policy
1917:"Disparate impact" controversy
1:
5605:University of Minnesota Press
5410:. Santa Barbara, California:
4697:Levy, Ariel (June 28, 2010).
4484:
4044:, and fear emphasized in the
2185:David Horowitz Freedom Center
2150:American Enterprise Institute
6348:Traditional Values Coalition
5360:Review of Religious Research
4593:. New York: Guilford Press.
4557:. New York: Broadway Books.
4299:
3497:Classical education movement
2485:The Imaginative Conservative
48:. It was founded in 1979 by
7:
6288:Concerned Women for America
6283:American Principles Project
5464:Williams, Peter W. (1988).
5441:Georgetown University Press
5197:Georgetown University Press
4443:
4331:People for the American Way
4153:rejected by most of society
3958:political action committees
3903:, who was Texas evangelist
3320:Faith and Freedom Coalition
3310:Council for National Policy
3295:American Conservative Union
3283:Young Americans for Liberty
3133:American Family Association
3052:Concerned Women for America
2102:Rhode Island Suffrage Party
10:
6549:
5666:Onward Christian Soldiers?
5577:Celestini, Carmen (2018).
5547:
5470:Princeton University Press
5317:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
5232:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
5220:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
5179:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
5155:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
5143:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
5131:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
4965:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
4942:Princeton University Press
4783:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
4754:Cambridge University Press
4730:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
4505:Liebman & Wuthnow 1983
4205:' proposed legislation on
3943:Thomas Road Baptist Church
3883:. Falwell also brought in
3798:
3657:History of US conservatism
3475:Asian and Pacific Islander
3380:Republican Study Committee
3278:Young America's Foundation
3268:National Journalism Center
3116:Alliance Defending Freedom
3030:National Rifle Association
2850:The Washington Free Beacon
2766:Independent Journal Review
2349:New Hampshire Union Leader
2264:Pacific Research Institute
2160:Center for Security Policy
2060:Constitutional Union Party
2028:American Independent Party
6498:New Right (United States)
6453:
6387:
6364:American Solidarity Party
6356:
6275:
5869:
5786:Anti-pornography movement
5763:
5560:Columbia University Press
5494:"Moral Majority Timeline"
5093:: 133–157. Archived from
5000:Columbia University Press
4762:10.1017/S0898030610000011
4745:Journal of Policy History
4123:that resonated with many
4057:traditional family values
3891:figure, as an organizer.
3432:Pacific Justice Institute
3067:Independent Women's Forum
2443:Claremont Review of Books
2415:The American Conservative
2195:Family Research Institute
2112:National Republican Party
1745:The Managerial Revolution
6308:Foundation for Moral Law
5836:Parental rights movement
5721:Moral Majority Coalition
5554:Allitt, Patrick (2003).
5498:Moral Majority Coalition
4936:Wuthnow, Robert (1988).
4549:Martin, William (1996).
4489:
4337:Moral Majority Coalition
4329:'s liberal organization
4159:Organizational structure
3951:Baptist Bible Fellowship
3909:Dallas Convention Center
3759:United States portal
3556:Parental rights movement
3233:Franklin News Foundation
3178:Foundation for Moral Law
2998:National Taxpayers Union
2975:Americans for Tax Reform
2947:Sinclair Broadcast Group
2643:One America News Network
1932:Griggs v. Duke Power Co.
1845:The Revolt of the Elites
1715:Democracy and Leadership
63:This article is part of
6466:Conservatism portal
6298:Family Research Council
5025:Falwell, Jerry (1997).
4859:San Francisco Chronicle
4263:
4250:
4245:Department of Education
4233:
3934:in size and influence.
3745:Conservatism portal
3647:Conservative talk radio
3536:Libertarian republicans
3345:John M. Olin Foundation
3305:The Conservative Caucus
3163:Family Research Council
3035:Second Amendment Caucus
2384:The Wall Street Journal
2210:The Heritage Foundation
1755:Ideas Have Consequences
404:America First Committee
188:American exceptionalism
5664:Wilcox, Clyde (1996).
5641:Wilcox, Clyde (1992).
5585:University of Waterloo
5329:Wald, Kenneth (1997).
5244:Carter, Jimmy (2010).
5078:Banwart, Doug (2013).
5002:. 2004. Archived from
4477:The Eyes of Tammy Faye
4471:Seven Mountain Mandate
4221:Presidential elections
4137:Christian broadcasting
4117:Equal Rights Amendment
4066:Equal Rights Amendment
3216:Thomas More Law Center
2912:The Political Cesspool
2905:Million Dollar Extreme
2422:The American Spectator
2216:Mandate for Leadership
2170:Charles Koch Institute
2080:Conservative Democrats
2069:historically, factions
399:Conservative coalition
394:Conservative Manifesto
299:Peace through strength
274:Judeo-Christian values
29:
6425:Manhattan Declaration
6400:Christian nationalism
5801:Consistent life ethic
5599:Fetner, Tina (2008).
4995:Columbia Encyclopedia
4663:Hudson, D.W. (2008).
4225:The 1976 election of
4193:Political involvement
3683:Barstool conservatism
3243:Media Research Center
3072:Log Cabin Republicans
3062:Gays Against Groomers
3020:Gun Owners of America
2513:The National Interest
2363:The New York Observer
2304:Witherspoon Institute
2244:James Madison Program
2117:Native American Party
1885:Why Liberalism Failed
1855:The Death of the West
1815:A Conflict of Visions
1775:The Conservative Mind
1541:LaHaye (Beverly)
451:Republican Revolution
346:Supply-side economics
203:Christian nationalism
24:
5841:Prohibition of drugs
5439:. Washington, D.C.:
5195:. Washington, D.C.:
4311:Bob Jones University
3921:Old Time Gospel Hour
3917:Old Time Gospel Hour
3860:(the Catholics) and
3804:Before establishment
3590:Right-libertarianism
3585:Reactionary feminism
3370:Philadelphia Society
3262:Youth/student groups
3143:Chalcedon Foundation
2738:Front Porch Republic
2394:The Washington Times
2294:Sutherland Institute
2289:State Policy Network
2249:Leadership Institute
1795:A Choice Not an Echo
1735:Our Enemy, the State
1705:Democracy in America
213:Classical liberalism
193:American nationalism
76:in the United States
6395:Christian democracy
6313:Heritage Foundation
6303:Focus on the Family
5466:America's Religions
5307:, pp. 115–117.
4458:conservatism portal
4214:registration drives
3947:Christian Coalition
3939:Lynchburg, Virginia
3873:New Christian Right
3848:." Following this,
3595:Paleolibertarianism
3526:Hispanic and Latino
3402:America First Legal
3248:O'Keefe Media Group
3173:Focus on the Family
2964:Other organizations
2857:The Western Journal
2843:Washington Examiner
2689:Conservative Review
2607:The Weekly Standard
2600:Washington Examiner
2492:Jewish World Review
2335:Dallas Morning News
2254:Manhattan Institute
2205:Heartland Institute
2200:Gatestone Institute
2175:Claremont Institute
1965:Illegal immigration
1875:The Benedict Option
1765:God and Man at Yale
792:Bush (George H. W.)
777:Adams (John Quincy)
262:Gender essentialism
6369:Constitution Party
5831:Organized religion
5700:The Boston Phoenix
5006:on August 19, 2007
4878:The New York Times
4625:The New York Times
4093:prayers in schools
4064:Opposition to the
4046:John Birch Society
3889:John Birch Society
3704:Republicans pounce
3511:Dark Enlightenment
3417:Federalist Society
3355:Liberty University
3340:John Birch Society
3300:Bradley Foundation
3228:Econ Journal Watch
3003:Tea Party Patriots
2930:Regnery Publishing
2731:FrontPage Magazine
2284:Rockford Institute
2279:R Street Institute
2229:Hoover Institution
2095:Southern Democrats
2055:Anti-Masonic Party
2038:Constitution Party
1725:I'll Take My Stand
1646:Schlafly (Phyllis)
456:Tea Party movement
414:Goldwater campaign
384:Southern Agrarians
336:Right to bear arms
289:Limited government
267:Complementarianism
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6430:Paleoconservatism
6374:Prohibition Party
6357:Political parties
5851:Religious liberty
5679:978-0-8133-2696-2
5656:978-0-8018-4263-4
5633:978-0-202-30307-9
5614:978-0-8166-4918-1
5569:978-0-231-12154-5
5504:on March 19, 2007
5450:978-0-87840-393-6
5421:978-1-85109-513-1
5340:978-1-56802-157-7
5248:White House Diary
5206:978-0-87840-393-6
5100:on March 19, 2015
4979:, pp. 37–38.
4967:, pp. 55–57.
4951:978-0-691-07759-8
4881:. October 9, 1987
4828:Los Angeles Times
4732:, pp. 31–32.
4600:978-0-89862-864-7
4589:Roads to Dominion
4564:978-0-553-06745-3
4466:Save Our Children
4398:Judith A. Reisman
4357:Jerry Falwell Sr.
4276:George H. W. Bush
4149:Jerry Falwell Sr.
4131:Gay rights issues
4097:Proselytising to
4038:conspiratorialism
3869:Jerry Falwell Sr.
3813:Jerry Falwell Sr.
3796:
3795:
3490:Reconstructionism
3375:Regent University
3335:Hillsdale College
3273:Turning Point USA
3041:Identity politics
2593:Southern Partisan
2569:The New Criterion
2388:(editorial board)
1940:Go woke, go broke
1641:Schlafly (Andrew)
1576:Mercer (daughter)
1546:LaHaye (Tim)
424:Southern strategy
223:Constitutionalism
54:Jerry Falwell Sr.
26:Jerry Falwell Sr.
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5764:Issues and ideas
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3104:Three Percenters
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2562:The New Atlantis
2555:The New American
2527:Public Discourse
2506:National Affairs
2429:American Thinker
2408:American Affairs
2356:The Jewish Voice
2234:Hudson Institute
2155:American Compass
2107:Federalist Party
2090:Reagan Democrats
2065:Democratic Party
2043:Republican Party
2002:Managerial state
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3183:Liberty Counsel
3153:Christian Voice
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6410:Culture war
6293:Eagle Forum
6202:Scarborough
6012:Falwell Jr.
6007:Falwell Sr.
5816:Familialism
5796:Culture war
5668:. Boulder:
5394:Wilcox 1992
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4479:(2021 film)
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4321:Norman Lear
4287:tradition.
4285:charismatic
4203:Jesse Helms
4121:moral decay
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3158:Eagle Forum
3121:Court cases
2952:Tenet Media
2877:Blaze Media
2794:NewsBusters
2780:Jihad Watch
2675:The Bulwark
2661:Babylon Bee
2617:TV channels
2134:Think tanks
1990:Originalism
1709:(1835–1840)
1436:Agostinelli
1308:Krauthammer
917:Paul (Rand)
766:Politicians
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120:Libertarian
6533:Homophobia
6482:Categories
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5780:Gay agenda
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5010:August 11,
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4485:References
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4388:Trent Lott
4383:Tim LaHaye
4199:grassroots
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3967:Washington
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2710:Daily Wire
2638:Newsmax TV
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669:Mansfield
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