THE COUNTERCULTURE'S COME-TO-JESUS MOMENT: How a corruption of New Left ideology became fodder for the religious right.

The article focuses on the transformation of countercultural movements in the 1970s, particularly how the decline of the New Left led to the rise of the Jesus People Movement. Topics include the decline of antiwar and countercultural activities, the emergence and growth of evangelical Christianity in Southern California, and the movement's influence on contemporary Christian music.