Notable People Within The Movement
- Jerry Falwell (Founder)
- Robert Grant
- Jesse Helms
- James Kennedy
- Beverly LaHaye
- Tim LaHaye
- Trent Lott
- Judith A. Reisman
- Pat Robertson
- James Robison
- Charles Stanley
- Richard Viguerie
- Paul Weyrich
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