A special tribute captures the life and impact of former President Jimmy Carter, from his humble beginnings to his notable presidency. The political and cultural legacy of his administration is explored, especially his ties with the Southern Baptist Convention. Discussion highlights the shift of evangelical voters towards conservatism in the late 1970s due to moral issues. The complexities of Carter’s faith and its opposition from some evangelicals add another layer to his storied identity.
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Carter's Early Life and Career
Jimmy Carter's early life began humbly as a peanut farmer's son in Plains, Georgia.
He served in the Navy's Nuclear Submarine Corps before returning to his family's business and entering politics.
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Carter's Shift in Political Stance
Carter's political career began with a gubernatorial win in 1970, marked by a shift in his stance on racial issues.
He initially campaigned as a conservative on racial matters but adopted a more liberal position upon taking office.
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Carter's Presidency and Challenges
Carter's narrow presidential victory in 1976 followed Nixon's resignation and Ford's weak incumbency.
He proved to be a more effective campaigner than president, facing economic challenges and an energy crisis during his term.
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Jimmy Carter: The Real Facts Guide to Jimmy Carter's Biography
Real Facts
This biography explores Jimmy Carter's life from his humble beginnings in a small Georgia town to becoming a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. It covers his dedication to human rights, his diplomacy skills, and the complexities of his presidency, including the energy crisis and the Camp David Accords. The book also discusses his humanitarian efforts post-presidency, such as his work with Habitat for Humanity and his commitment to social justice.
The Bible Meets the Modern Age: A Conversation with Former President Jimmy Carter
The Bible Meets the Modern Age: A Conversation with Former President Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter
R. Albert Mohler, Jr.
This book is a transcript of a conversation between Jimmy Carter and R. Albert Mohler, Jr., where they discuss the Bible's impact on Carter's life, his presidency, and its relevance in the modern age. The conversation covers topics such as Carter's deep love for the Bible, its influence on his decisions during his presidency, particularly during the Cold War, and his views on the separation of church and state. It also touches on Carter's involvement in the Civil Rights Movement and his interpretation of the Bible's divine inspiration.
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