Synonyms for religious right
re·li·gious right

Princeton's WordNet

1. religious rightnoun

   United States political faction that advocates social and political conservativism, school prayer, and federal aid for religious groups and schools

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1. Bill Donohue:

   The most basic religious right is the right to believe; if conscience rights can be vitiated, the First Amendment means nothing, macy’s has no legal, or moral grounds to stand on.

2. Doug Tanner:

   That doesn't mean that plenty of Democrats don't share a deep faith, they just have not spoken about it that readily nearly as often partly because they didn't want to sound like the Religious Right.

3. Gideon Rahat:

   There will be a lot of pressure, especially on right-wingers, especially for religious right wingers, they will go to the synagogue and people will pressure them. It will be a nightmare for some of them.

4. Shaun Mellors:

   The fundamentalist religious right has loads of money and is coming in Africa to talk to members of parliament and first ladies and share family values, as in traditional heterosexual family values.

5. Tina Wray:

   The interest of the nones will soon outweigh those of the religious right in just a matter of years, nones are going to vote as a bloc and they’re going to be pretty powerful. White evangelicals will eventually be eclipsed by the unaffiliated.