Jerry Falwell and the American Moral Majority

Jerry Falwell was a great fundamentalist religious leader and important figure in the social and political movements of the United States; he tried to free America of immorality and liberalism, and during his life he created many centers for rehabilitation and aid to those in need. In the 80s, he, a...

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Other Authors: Cevallos Lituma, Ninfa Irlanda (coautora), Orellana Cobos, María Eugenia (coautora)
Format: Thesis Book
Language:Spanish
English
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Online Access:http://nas.ucuenca.edu.ec/BibliotecaDigital/ebooks/tli241.pdf

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