The "Religious Right" refers to a political movement in the United States that seeks to promote conservative Christian values in public policy. This group often focuses on issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, and school prayer, advocating for legislation that aligns with their beliefs. They typically support candidates who share their religious views and aim to influence the political landscape through activism and grassroots organizing. Members of the Religious Right often belong to various Christian denominations, including Evangelicals and Catholics. They believe that their faith should play a significant role in governance and societal norms, striving to create a culture that reflects their interpretation of Christian teachings.