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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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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Electoral Politics in Zimbabwe, Volume Iless 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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Palgrave Studies in US Electionsunder 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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Ethnicity and Election in Africaght 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.

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