Moral Majority founder Jerry Falwell, who died Tuesday at 73, teamed politics with evangelism to leave a conservative mark on society.

The Rev. Jerry Falwell, who founded the Moral Majority and built the religious right into a political force, died Tuesday shortly after being found unconscious in his office at Liberty University, a school executive said.

Fifty years behind the pulpit and 30 years in the political spotlight have not slowed the Reverend Jerry Falwell

Lynchburg, Va. (AP) -- The Rev. Jerry Falwell's conservative politics have earned him both friends and enemies in a long, public career — but there's no denying he's been a successful pastor.

A gay New Yorker won a big Supreme Court victory yesterday in his Internet battle against Moral Majority founder the Rev. Jerry Falwell.

RICHMOND, Va. -- The owner of a Web site critical of the Rev. Jerry Falwell's views on homosexuality did not violate trademark laws by using a misspelling of the evangelist's name as the site's domain name, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.

RICHMOND, Va. — A Web site critical of the Rev. Jerry Falwell's views on gays contains constitutionally protected, noncommercial speech and should be allowed to keep its name — a common misspelling for the conservative evangelist, a lawyer for the site owner argued Thursday.

ROANOKE, Va. (AP) - The Rev. Jerry Falwell will open a law school this month in hopes of training a generation of attorneys who will fight for conservative causes.

Associated Press, June 19, 2003

AP, Nov. 26, 2002