American evangelicalism

American evangelicalism is a Protestant Christian movement emphasizing personal faith in Jesus Christ, the authority of the Bible, and the importance of evangelism. It often focuses on a "born-again" spiritual experience, active religious involvement, and moral issues aligned with traditional values. Evangelicals are diverse but generally prioritize individual salvation, biblical literalism, and cultural engagement. This movement has significantly influenced American religious, political, and social life, shaping debates on issues like family, education, and public policy. While diverse in beliefs and practices, evangelicals share a commitment to spreading their interpretation of Christianity within the broader American context.