liberal camp—regardless of whether they were Baptists, Presbyterians, or Methodists—were drawn to an agenda defined by America’s place in the modern world. They were most interested in issues such as the disproportionate distribution of wealth in the world, environmental degradation, nuclear proliferation, and cultural pluralism. Those on the conservative side—regardless of whether they were Baptists, Presbyterians, or Methodists—were drawn to an agenda defined by their vision of America as a Christian