Titlebook: Evangelical Christianity in the United States and Great Britain; Religious Beliefs, P J Christopher Soper Book 1994 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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Theories of Social Movement Mobilization,vement to impose restrictions on abortion services and the publication of pornographic material. Evangelical activism leads to important questions about the study of social movements, particularly about what the cause of social belief and action might be.

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Evangelical Ideology and Group Formation,izations. In each instance, an evangelical religious ideology structured believers’ views on a specific issue, encouraged their involvement in a social and political campaign, and defined group goals.

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Political Structures and Evangelical Activism,less of the setting. In each nation, the issues became crystallized as a moral and religious debate about human life, the proper expression of sexuality and the place of God in human affairs. Political pressure groups became the vehicle for evangelicals who wanted to change public laws to conform with group values.

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Sophia Chirongoma,Esther Mavenganowith evangelical religious and cultural values. This chapter demonstrates how an evangelical ideology led believers to form social and political groups against abortion and pornography and in favour of religion in state-supported schools.

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The Political Mobilization of Evangelicals from 1960 to the Present,with evangelical religious and cultural values. This chapter demonstrates how an evangelical ideology led believers to form social and political groups against abortion and pornography and in favour of religion in state-supported schools.

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Book 1994hanisms by which groups become politically mobilized, and its insightful comparative analysis make this an important study‘.- C.Smidt, Calvin College ‘...a helpful contribution to the continuing debate on the nature of evangelicalism and its relationship to political action.‘ - Richard Turnbull, Chu

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Introduction,under heavy criticism from the British Government - which tried to deport him - and newspaper editorials - which condemned his visit. Even the well-established British pro-life groups, which shared hisreligious opposition to elective abortion, were unsympathetic to his intimidating style and aggressive political tactics

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The Future of Evangelical Social Movements,ght for their cause with dedicated fervour. Without this religious ideology and the cultural values which followed from it, evangelicals would have had no compelling reason to organize such dynamic political protest groups.