The Christian right and American foreign policy
W Martin - Foreign Policy, 1999 - JSTOR
W Martin
Foreign Policy, 1999•JSTORAmerican religious conservatives have made it clear that they will no longer limit their
political activism to the water's edge. They are increasingly involved in efforts to influence a
wide range of US foreign policies. The very term by which most conservative Protestants
identify themselves-" evangelical"-announces their intention to carry their message, as
Jesus instructed," unto all the world." But is the world ready for the Christian Right?
political activism to the water's edge. They are increasingly involved in efforts to influence a
wide range of US foreign policies. The very term by which most conservative Protestants
identify themselves-" evangelical"-announces their intention to carry their message, as
Jesus instructed," unto all the world." But is the world ready for the Christian Right?
American religious conservatives have made it clear that they will no longer limit their political activism to the water's edge. They are increasingly involved in efforts to influence a wide range of U. S. foreign policies. The very term by which most conservative Protestants identify themselves-"evangelical"- announces their intention to carry their message, as Jesus instructed, "unto all the world." But is the world ready for the Christian Right?
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