Not exact matches
Efforts to mobilize Christians for political ends may be unprecedentedly massive on the right and are
by no means lacking on the left; but as is illustrated
by antiabortion
alliances between Roman Catholics and conservative
evangelicals and
by antiwar protests gathering together both Christian pacifists and nonpacifists, these groupings are indifferent to ecumenism because, among other things, it has no public influence.
Quite apart from the question of its desirability, the remote possibility of such a national
evangelical alliance was both shaped and lost, it seems to me,
by evangelist Billy Graham.
But critics say Rhee risks destroying the very public schools she aims to save
by forging
alliances with political conservatives,
evangelical groups and business interests that favor turning a large chunk of public education over to the private sector.