The Power Worshippers: A look inside the American religious right

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Then they came down to abortion and basically said, wow, that could work.
54% : Billy Graham himself echoed widely shared Protestant sentiments when he said in 1968, "In general I would disagree with [the Catholic stance]," and added, "I believe in Planned Parenthood".
49% : Christian nationalists did not invent abortion itself, but they did invent it as a defining political framework.
46% : So they coalesced around the fear that the Supreme Court might end tax exemptions for segregated Christian schools.
45% : The struggle to stop them, and what she learned in the process about the broader plan to undermine public education and make way for sectarian religious education, led to her 2012 book, The Good News Club.
43% : their movement was a grassroots reaction to abortion.
37% : They may believe that they're fighting for things like traditional marriage and a ban on abortion.
37% : The third chapter of your book is titled, "Inventing Abortion".
33% : They argue that environmental regulation, regulation of businesses, and public funding of the social safety net are "unbiblical" or "against the biblical model".

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