Dobson and syndicated columnist Cal Thomas detailed their case in the book Blinded by Might. Impact lingers Kary Moss, executive director of the Michigan ACLU, said the religious right is still active, whatever the split in philosophy. An example, she said, is its support of a landlord who cited religious beliefs in turning away prospective renters, a couple, who were not married. The case is pending before the state Supreme Court. The Rev. David Wood said that in chasing political issues, conservative Christians did not pay enough attention to building churches.
Wood ought to know.
He is a former chairman of the state Moral Majority which, like the national organization, is defunct. I believe it is the fault of the church. Falwell disbanded Moral Majority in 1989, but the political agenda was picked up by the Christian Coalition and other groups. Some achievements Some say the religious right might be selling itself short on its achievements. Losing the battle against Clinton is not the whole war, she said.