Themes that were formed from these events and the events that will not be included but fall under this created category are still laced in American society to this day some more than others but never the less they are present.
The Civil Rights Revolution that ranged roughly from the 1950s to the 1980s though it can be rightly justified that civil rights are still striven for in today’s society. Equality was and still is a major theme in America. People of the United States are doing so much to fight for equality amongst everyone and everything that inhabits America or even the nation if they have a large enough mind set though it isn’t on everyone’s to do list. The fight for equality is a tricky one and in looking back in history it has always been a difficult struggle to attempt equality on the scale most want it, especially when not all citizens want to be equal or have all things be fairly done or opportunities given identically to each and every person. With that in mind, most in the United States who are setting their goal to help create equality amongst all things are on a more …show more content…
Falwell wished to bring America back to the basics, or in more enlightening words, he wished to bring back the connection of the protestant Christian religion and the state. Despite the fact that religion and state should not be one Reverend J. Falwell proclaimed that the “sins of America” or the problems that the United States faces will not be rectified if the union between religion and state is not recreated (Hoffman 470). The sins of America as he puts it are all issues that were at the time of his call out problems yet are still problems in today’s society and most likely will not be fixed or remedied in the near upcoming future. And with the issues still thriving in modern times so are the Reverend J. Falwell’s who find the Bible as the answers of how to rid the United States of the so called sins. The cause of the sins being the lack of leadership in America in way that the people of the United States are not voting in and out the right people, though it is hard to know exactly who that person or persons are until after the fact when they are put to the test American’s in Reverend J. Falwell’s view the people must know though it is impossible to know. Besides the acknowledgement that there are many sins in America seen by the Protestant Christian belief, he speaks of five major topics that are still all very prevalent in modern times as issues or sins though it is hard to hard link them to being caused by a lack of good government. The five major