1. The Evangelical Movement of the 1980s

2. Change in religion that has been happening for the past 250 years led directly up to the evangelical movement of the 1980s, which was massively groundbreaking.

3. Impact on Religion Evangelism vs evangelicalism Split and creation of denominations

4. Impact on Culture Televangelism Billy Graham

5. Impact on Politics Evangelism in politics Marion “Pat” Robertson Jimmy Carter

6. So What? Religion Culture Politics

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