Blood and Faith

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The book explores the historical roots of the "religious right" in American politics, tracing its evolution since the 1980 presidential races. It examines how evangelical Christianity has intertwined with conservative political movements, influencing the Republican Party's direction. By highlighting the longstanding connection between certain forms of Christianity and political conservatism, the narrative sheds light on the ongoing impact of this alliance on contemporary American society and governance.