History of the Conservative Movement, Part 15: The Restoration of Hope
I begin with two presuppositions.
First, a movement without optimism regarding the earthly future of its adherents suffers from a disadvantage in recruiting, training, and financing evangelists who will sacrifice time and money in order to bring its message to the public.
Second, no one gets seriously involved in politics in order to lose the next election and the election that will follow it.
With this in mind, I delivered the final lecture in my series.