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Spiritual Warfare. The Politics or the Chriatina Right
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Diamond, Sara
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Artículo Disponible
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322.44 D537
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The most comprehensive treatment available, Spiritual Warefare exposes the enduring political clout of the Christian Right, from its control of a multibillion dollar broadcast industry to its counterinsurgent "missionary" work in the Third World.
Starting where the superficial media coverage of TV preacer scandals left off, Diamond examines in riverting detail the movers and shakers of the Religious Right - the propagandists, fundraisers, and "freedom fighters" who aid and abet the most regressive U.S. government policies, both foreign and domestic. In addition to an extensive treatment of religious broadcasting, Spiritual Warfare includes a harrowing description of authoritarian "shepherding" churches, as well as analyses of Christian Right activism in the Republican Party, the mobilization of anti-feminist women on "pro-family" issues, ongoing efforts to delegitimize progressive Christianity, and a multitude of "low intensity conflict" projects in Central America, southern Africa, and the Philippines. This unsettling journey into the little known but extremely dangerous Christian Right is infirned by extensive first - hand research - hundred os interviews, attendance at socers of evangelical meetings, and more than a decade of monitoring religious broadcasting. |
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South End Press
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1989
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292
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United States of America
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Boston
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English
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Priscila Barrientos
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Priscila Barrientos
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18/05/2024
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22/05/2024
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Elaborado por Editorial Digital, www.editorialdigital.net