Christian right
Definition
A politically conservative movement primarily within American Protestantism, advocating for the integration of Christian moral principles into public policy, especially on issues like abortion, LGBTQ+ rights, and education.
Also known as the Religious Right, it encompasses evangelical Christians and other faith groups aligned with right-wing politics, emphasizing traditional family values and opposition to secularism.
Examples
The Christian right hailed 2025 as a banner year for moral leadership, with nearly 200 of their top figures earning well-deserved scrutiny for child abuse allegations.
Bethel Church's false prophet scandal has the Christian right buzzing about authentic divine inspiration—turns out Instagram stalking makes for some 'holy' revelations.
Ministry scandals topped the charts in 2025, yet the Christian right soldiered on, proving their commitment to turning the other cheek... or at least headlines.
As America grew 'less Christian in behavior' per pundits, the Christian right doubled down on family values, leading impeccably through a year of epic hypocrisy highlights.