Religious Right notables from 30 years ago have passed from the scene, and the Religious Left largely has failed to command a wide audience. So, many American Christians find themselves without guidance to address social issues and public policy matters, the director of a Washington, D.C.-based Christian think-tank told a Baylor University audience.
“We are left with a situation where many Christians have no clear direction in terms of a helpful social and political witness for their faith,” Mark Tooley said. “Some, especially at this time in America, are very much tempted toward withdrawal, despair or cynicism about politics, about the culture and about the nation.”
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