The critique found in Blinded by Might is more apropos to the first decade of that involvement, when the mindset of the Moral Majority conveyed anger and hubris. Our movement has changed significantly since then. We speak a language of family and faith, freedom and responsibility, that resonates with most Americans. We have won, and continue to win, significant legislative victories all across the issue spectrum, from child tax credits to the Defense of Marriage Act. Majorities of Americans now want choice in education, continued welfare reform, and limits on abortion as early as the onset of the baby's heartbeat.
Political debate can stoke cultural change, and the reverse is also true.
We cannot all be scriptwriters and cinematographers. The worst thing pro-family leaders can do is to discourage Christian people gifted in any vocation. Of course, the Puritans weren't alone. Once Constantine made Christianity the established religion, Christians have confused the city of man with the city of God. This confusion extends back to even the early church.