Breaking down the wall?(political intentions of Promise Keepers, a religious organization): An article from: Church & State

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From the supplier: An appraisal of the activities of Promise Keepers, a Christian religious organization, belies the group's claim of representing only non-political views. Their leaders and literature exhort people to wage war against presumed moral decadence in the American society. They remind people of a lost era of moral and spiritual glory and compare themselves to the Vietnam War veterans. Conservative politicians, such as Woody Jenkins, and Charles Colson, attend their meetings. Such activities are indicative of the group's aspiration to merge religion with politics.

Citation Details
Title: Breaking down the wall?(political intentions of Promise Keepers, a religious organization)
Author: L. Dean, II Allen
Publication:Church & State (Refereed)
Date: January 1, 1997
Publisher: Americans United for Separation of Church and State
Volume: v50 Issue: n1 Page: p10(4)

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