"Because most Americans don't contact their public leaders, when religious broadcasters ask listeners to do so, they can make a tremendous difference. Since the Reagan era, the religious conservatives have been able to set so much of the public discourse agenda."
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- Quentin J. Schultze, a professor of communication at Calvin College, an evangelical liberal-arts school in Grand Rapids, Mich. in a Philadelphia Inquirer story on the proliferation of Christian broadcasting.