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Name: Thaniel Jeremiah Tanudjaja (TJ)
Primary Sources
1.
Source 1: The Media, Religion, and the 2012 Campaign for President By Pew
Research Center Media and Staff Published 2012
https://www.pewresearch.org/journalism/2012/12/14/media-religion-and-2012-ca
mpaign-president/
2.
Source 2:
The Religion Factor in the 2008 Election By Pew Research Center
Media and Staff Published 2007
https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2007/12/04/the-religion-factor-in-the-2008-
election/
3.
Faith Matters Survey 2011 - Codebook Published 2011
https://www.thearda.com/data-archive?tab=2&fid=FTHMAT11#FTXRT11
4.
The Christian Right is in decline and its taking America with it, By Michelle
Goldberg Published 2021
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/09/opinion/religious-right-america.html
5.
The Christian Right is winning in court while losing in public opinion by Ashley
Lopez Published 2022
https://www.npr.org/2022/07/01/1109141110/the-christian-right-is-winning-cultur
al-battles-while-public-opinion-disagrees
Secondary Sources
1.
Source 1: The Christian Right in US Politics by Kimberly H Cogner Published
September 2019
(
https://oxfordre.com/politics/display/10.1093/acrefore/9780190228637.001.0001
/acrefore-9780190228637-e-810;jsessionid=F1D503B5432A7A0F1ABA4F7000F
089B4#acrefore-9780190228637-e-810-bibliography-0001
)
2.
Source 2: Premillennialists at the Millennium: Some Reflections on the Christian
Right in the Twenty- First Century by Clyde Wilcox Published 1994
(
https://www.jstor.org/stable/3712052?seq=16
)
3.
Source 3: The Values Campaign?: The Christian right and the 2004 elections
Published 2006
https://buprimo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=ALM
A_BOSU121669533110001161&context=L&vid=BU&lang=en_US&search_sco
pe=default_scope&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=default_tab&quer
y=any,contains,The%20Christian%20Right&offset=0
4.
Source 4: God’s Own Party the Making of the Christian Right By Daniell
Williams Published 2010
https://academic.oup.com/book/25660/chapter/193096587
5.
Source 5: The Future of the Religious Right by Robert Wuthnow Published 1995
https://academic.oup.com/book/3836/chapter/145327765
Categories
The first category I would organize by is whether the source takes an optimistic or pessimistic
view on the growth and influence of the Christian Right in the future. Starting with my secondary
sources, I found that the first,second, and third sources all adopt a pessimistic view on the
growth of the Christian Right as they see the Christian Right losing power politically. My fourth
secondary source goes against this and adopts a more optimistic view on the Christian Right
and believes that they will continue to have political influence in the coming years due to their
millions of loyal followers despite acknowledging many political failures in the past. My fifth
secondary source adopts a pessimistic view as it sees the Christian RIght changing their
methods which will cause them to become more decentralized and have less political power on
a national level. Moving on to the primary sources, my first source cites statistics showing that
the amount of religious coverage in US politics did not grow from the 2008 elections to the 2012
elections which could show a slowdown in the influence of the Christian Right. Source 2 also
adopts a pessimistic view by showing statistics that there are less Christians aligning
themselves with the republican party in the 2008 elections than the 2004 elections which may
show that the Christian RIght is losing followers that feel aligned with the movement. Source 3
and 5 both share a pessimistic view for the same reason as they both highlight surveys showing
that most people do not look upon the Christian Right movement favorably and in a positive light
anymore. Finally, source 4 shares this pessimistic view by highlighting evidence that the mean
age of those in the Christian Right is 56 which shows that they are not gaining new members for
their cause, and is therefore declining. The second category I would organize my sources by is
the time period they focus on. All my sources focus on The Christian Right in the 21st century
but some are more specific than others. For example, most of my primary sources cite specific
data that shows the popularity of the Christian Right in the 21st century and their political
statistics. My secondary sources tend to be more broad by talking about the 21st century as a
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