Who's Afraid of the Religious Right?

Abstract: A Jewish theologian makes the case that the true threat to Judaism is the secular left rather than the religious right.

Keywords: book review, religion, history, politics, religious right, Judaism, secular left, Christianity, conservative, conservatism, Evangelicalism, Fundamentalism, United States government.

Title: Who's Afraid of the Religious Right? Author: Don Feder Publisher: Regnery Date Published: May 1996 ISBN: 0895264560 LOCN: BR1642.U5F43 1996 Dewey: 277.3/0825 20 Pages: 315

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CONTENTS

Preface

Chapter 1: Who's Afraid of the Religious Right?

Chapter 2: What in Heaven's Name is a Jewish Conservative?

Chapter 3: The Secular Jihad

Chapter 4: The Family Under Fire

Chapter 5: The Gay Nineties

Chapter 6: Aborting the American Dream

Chapter 7: The Culture War

Chapter 8: Oy Vey for Hollywood

Chapter 9: Diversity Dogma

Chapter 10: Crying Shame

Chapter 11: Can't Tell Right from Wrong

Chapter 12: The Yoke's on Us

Chapter 13: New World Disorder

Chapter 14: Counterattack

Chapter 15: The Real America

Chapter 16: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Family Values

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS DATA

Author:        Feder, Don, 1946-
Title:         Who's afraid of the religious right? / Don
                  Feder.
Published:     Washington, D.C. : Regnery Pub., c1996.
Description:   xv, 315 p. ; 24 cm.
LC Call No.:   BR1642.U5F43 1996
Dewey No.:     277.3/0825 20
ISBN:          0895264560
Notes:         Includes index.
Subjects:      Evangelicalism -- United States -- History --
                  20th century.
               Fundamentalism -- History.
               Christianity and politics.
               Conservatism -- United States -- History -- 20th
                  century.
               United States -- Politics and government --
                  1993-
Control No.:   95052644 

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