Religious Right Movement 19th Century
The Religious Right movement in the late 19th century arose in reaction to theological modernism. Some tried to balance out the religious interests with the society secular and material ones while others didn’t want to change the religious values. With Carter becoming the United States president, the evangelical religion started to be more influential. Even before he became president, churches use to get involved in political life, but during the 1960s the number of evangelical churches in the Sothern and Eastern suburban were rapidly increasing with members who underestimated religion and promoted immoralities. Other evangelicals with a different religious view started to go against them and requested to cancel the Supreme Court decisions