Evangelicals and Presidential Politics: From Jimmy Carter to Donald Trump
by J. Brooks Flippen, R. Ward Holder, Randall Balmer, Andrew S. Moore, Hannah Dick, Jeff Frederick, Randall Stephens, Allison Vander Broek, Daniel Wells, Daniel K. Williams
A scholarly collection examining how American evangelicals have influenced and responded to presidential politics from the Carter era through the Trump administration.
About This Book
This volume explores the shifting dynamics between evangelical Christians and U.S. presidential politics over several decades.
Contributors analyze key moments, figures, and trends that have shaped evangelical engagement with national elections.
The book situates evangelical political activity within broader historical and cultural contexts.
Readers gain insight into how religious identity has influenced voting patterns and policy priorities.
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