KeywordsProtestant revivalism; evangelicalism; Religious Right; Billy Graham; Harold Ockenga; Bill Bright; Jerry Falwell; Francis Schaeffer; Ronald Reagan; 1980 election; pluralism; internationalism; religious minorities; interwar Europe; evangelicals; foreign policy; Reagan; U.S.-Nicaraguan relations; Christian internationalism; Christian nationalism; evangelicalism; nationalism; Mouw; reformed; Calvinism; Kuyper; Biblicism; Christian Nationalism; civil religion; politics; Federalist Party; voluntarism; Protestantism; United States; Early American Republic; religion in America; religion and politics; nationalism; military; Christianity; authority; education; antebellum; civil war; Protestantism; human rights; communism; Soviet Union; Cold War; World Council of Churches; William Ernest Hocking; Wilfred Cantwell Smith; pluralism; Christian Nationalism; William Apess; Pilgrims; Puritans; Divine Providence; common law; Methodism; Jacksonian era; Manifest Destiny; nationalism; national identity; antebellum America; n/a
