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200 12$aA God more powerful than yours $eAmerican evangelicals, politics, and the Internet age /$fChristopher W. Boerl and Katie Donbavand
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330   $aThroughout American history, religious movements have repeatedly proved themselves to be powerful forces capable of masterfully manipulating the social and political landscape of the nation. Key to the influence religious organizations have historically held in the United States is their use of communication technologies. In this vivid account, Christopher Boerl and Katie Donbavand adroitly weave a rich narrative illuminating the effects various historical phenomena have had and the reactionary religious response which followed. Through shifting social norms and political realities, the author
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