Примери за използване на Religious right на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Jack, I'm dealing with the religious right.
The Christian Religious Right Wing Sundaykeeping.
There were protests from the religious right.
A common argument by the religious right is that"America is a Christian nation.".
They represent the most extreme constituency of the Religious Right.
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We build support. We shave off the religious right,- but we do it quietly before you resign.
My exit from that campaign rally in 2004 was my exit from the Religious Right.
Nobody is more frightened than I am… of the religious right getting a stranglehold on our values.
Yeah, but you're the only one who stars on a late-night sketch comedy show,whose staple is attacking the religious right.
These were traditional Republicans, religious right, white middle class and leveraged American industrial capital.
Frederick Clarkson is an investigative journalist based in Washington, D. C,who frequently writes about the Religious Right.
With his influence in the religious right he will be able to speak to people we never hoped to reach. He can be valuable if we give him the chance.
It should have concerned theologians as well, andI say this as a man often associated with the Religious Right.
Where are the critics of“gender theory” coming from- the religious right, the republican left, or both?
The increasing influence of the Religious Right on the Republican Party was bothersome to Goldwater in particular because of his libertarian views.
The revolution of Christ is the radical alternative to the unimaginative politicism of the religious Right and Left.
I began my pastoral ministry during the rise of the Religious Right; conservative Christians were ready to"take back America for God.".
I was discovering that the revolution of Christ is the radical alternative to the unimaginative politicism of the religious Right and Left.
The theory that religion is a force for peace,often heard among the religious right and its allies today, does not fit the facts of history.
This triad of“life, family, and freedom” was enshrined in the Manhattan Declaration, a manifesto written nearly a decade ago by American activists of the religious right.
For several years now, the Christian Religious Right Wing has worked without respite to increase its influence and domination over the United States' government.
However, after an alliance between the Papacy andthe United States of America led by the Christian Religious Right Wing, Sundaykeeping will soon become mandatory for everybody.
This triad of“life, family, and freedom” was enshrined in the Manhattan Declaration, a manifesto written more than twenty years ago by American activists of the religious right.
The demise of the economic system will bring the political right to the surface and the religious right will rise in the wake of the Church's collapse.
Market economy reforms, some mandated by the EU, threaten the country's long-standing welfare state, while immigration andsocial changes are anathema to many on the religious right.
However, following an alliance between the Papacy andthe United States led by the Christian Religious Right Wing, Sundaykeeping will soon become mandatory for everybody.
This system will soon be set up by the government of the United States(symbolized by the beast rising from the earth)infiltrated by the Christian Religious Right Wing.
Like the Zapatistas,and unlike movements of the religious Right, these Colombian movements are not retreating to some fundamental‘culture' after they have given up on the struggle for social justice.
However, after an alliance is made between the papacy andthe United States of America led by the Christian Religious Right Wing, Sundaykeeping will soon become mandatory for everybody.
This article charts the story of what is known as the Triad of“life, family, and freedom” that was enshrined in the‘Manhattan Declaration', a manifesto written nearly a decade ago by American activists of the religious right.