Blinded by Might: Can the Religious Right Save America?
by Cal Thomas, Ed Dobson
Blinded by Might by Cal Thomas and Ed Dobson probes the ambitions of the Religious Right to rescue America from moral decline. The authors scrutinize the movement's strategies, influence on politics, and whether its approach can achieve lasting change. This thoughtful examination reveals the tensions between faith, power, and national redemption.
About This Book
Blinded by Might explores the role of the Religious Right in American society. Authors Cal Thomas and Ed Dobson delve into the movement's efforts to shape the nation's moral and political landscape.
The book raises critical questions about the effectiveness of religious involvement in politics. It considers whether such engagement aligns with broader goals of societal improvement.
Through their analysis, the authors provide insights into the challenges faced by faith-based activism. The discussion highlights the complexities of blending religion with public policy.
Overall, the work encourages reflection on the power and limitations of the Religious Right in addressing America's issues.
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