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Section size for Christian right (44 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	12,098	12,098
Terminology	4,681	4,681
History	184	16,992
Early history in the United States	992	992
Rise in 1970s–1980s Republican Party	7,492	7,492
Ability to organize	3,522	8,324
Grassroots activism	1,554	1,554
Political leaders and institutions	3,248	3,248
Institutions in the United States	38	12,965
National organizations	4,579	4,579
Partisan activity of churches	2,481	2,481
Electoral activity	2,403	2,403
Education	1,976	1,976
Media	1,488	1,488
Views	11	41,291
Education	756	756
Evolution	7,373	7,373
Sex education	1,686	1,686
Schooling	2,234	2,234
Sunday Sabbatarianism	331	331
Role of government	1,356	1,356
Church and state relations	6,251	6,251
Economics	1,333	1,333
Middle East	2,044	2,044
Abortion and contraception	6,337	6,337
Biotechnology	1,374	1,374
Opposition to drugs	1,461	1,461
Sex and sexuality	8,744	8,744
Criticism	2,228	25,435
Interpretation of Christianity	4,044	4,044
Race and diversity	3,409	3,409
LGBT rights	2,427	2,427
Use of dominionism labeling	13,327	13,327
Movements outside the United States	1,614	32,290
Canada	6,676	6,676
The Caribbean, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa	4,517	4,517
Netherlands	521	521
Australia	10,038	10,038
Other countries	8,924	8,924
Associated minor political parties	2,868	3,259
Groups	391	391
See also	1,496	1,496
References	28	28
Further reading	6,592	6,592
Total	157,127	157,127

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"Associated minor political parties"

Perhaps this should just be "Associated political parties."

To the extent that all these parties are minor, this seems like a pretty pointless section.

Moreover, some of these parties are not minor--for example, the list includes the Polish Law and Justice party, which is the dominant party in Polish politics (largest bloc in the Sejm and Senate, and the party of the current president and prime minister). 69.30.188.35 (talk) 06:47, 19 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Views - Sex and Sexuality Update

One paragraph here ends with the claim, "Beginning around the presidency of Donald Trump, Christian conservatives have largely refrained from engaging in debates about sexual morality." This links to an article from 2018 stating that Christian conservatives had largely seemed to have given up on overturning gay marriage. However, by this point five years later, it seems abundantly clear that after Trump's loss in 2000, Christian conservatives pivoted strongly back towards an anti-homosexuality message, particularly aimed at transgender people. The number of prominent figures who have engaged in "groomer" rhetoric and who have assisted in passing laws targeting the rights of trans people in multiple states certainly seems to indicate that this sentence no longer holds true and that sexuality is once again a major, if not the central, plank of the religious right's campaigning in the US. 2601:840:4480:30:11F2:3A82:AEF:E6C0 (talk) 12:58, 12 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]