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“Preserving Our American Heritage”: Television and the Construction of Evangelical Identity

2007
While the mainline protestant leaders at the Broadcast and Film Commission (BFC) fought to maintain its privilege, neoevangelical leaders struggled for self-definition and public recognition, hoping to rehabilitate that part of Protestantism that had been humiliated by the Scopes Trial. The fight for the airwaves, first on radio and then on television,
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A Sweet Hope of Glory in My Soul: Television Evangelism in the United States and Canada

1993
Andrew Lyons, Harriet Lyons
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Evangelical Christians and popular culture: pop goes the Gospel: v.1: Film, radio, television, and the Internet; v.2: Literature, music, popular art, and merchandise; v.3: Public figures, popular press, places, and events

Choice Reviews Online, 2013
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Demon? Disorder? Or none of the above? A survey of the attitudes and experiences of evangelical Christians with mental distress

Mental Health, Religion and Culture, 2020
Christopher E M Lloyd
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A Strategy For The Training Of Laypersons To Evangelize And Minister To A Local Community Through A Television Ministry

2009
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What’s ‘evangelical’ got to do with it? Disentangling the impact of evangelical Protestantism on environmental outcomes

Environmental Politics, 2018
E Keith Smith, Lynn M Hempel
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Expanding Perspectives on Evangelicalism: How Non-evangelical Students Appreciate Evangelical Christianity

Review of Religious Research, 2017
Nicholas A Bowman, Matthew Mayhew, Tiffani Riggers-Piehl +2 more
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