#Evangelicals

Scott Coley

scott_m_coley

The reason that conservative evangelicals don’t take the time to critically examine the impact of their vote on abortion policy is that their vote is over-determined: they don’t just favor

Kendal Mobley

kendal_mobley

A thread on the #MAGA #insurrection, white #Evangelicals, and the calls for #unity coming from Trump's craven enablers in the #GOP. On TV today @PatToomey & @MickMulvaney pretended they didn’t

Kristin Du Mez

kkdumez

Wehner and I agree on many points here, but I'm going to take issue with his underlying premise: that this was all a Faustian bargain, an "evangelical betrayal." 1/7https://twitter.com/Peter_Wehner/status/1281595085545766920 &

Wagatwe Wanjuki 🇰🇪 🇧🇸

wagatwe

Friendly reminder that the pro-life movement is a white supremacist movement. https://www.damemagazine.com/2019/05/29/the-pro-life-movement-is-driven-by-bigotry-not-babies/ https://twitter.com/TomCottonAR/status/1303786807692124160 Abortion

Elizabeth Dias

elizabethjdias

If there is one question people ask me over and over, it is this: Why do evangelicals support Donald Trump? This story, told through devout families in Iowa, is our

Ryan Burge 📊

ryanburge

The religious tradition of 18 to 30 years across the last five decades. Evangelical: 20% to 20% (No change)Mainline: 21% to 5% (Down 15%)Black Protestant: 10% to 7% (Down 3%)Catholic:

Chrissy Stroop

C_Stroop

"The Trump era has revealed the complete fusion of evangelical Christianity and conservative politics."This piece is not without romanticization, but I'm pleasantly surprised to see such a frank, honest assessment

Mike Hixenbaugh

Mike_Hixenbaugh

How many “why do white evangelicals support Trump?” think pieces do we have to write before someone gets the framing right? This @nytimes story, like many before it, misses the

Jeff Sharlet

JeffSharlet

Meanwhile on Parler... claim Black Lives Matter is front for Chinese Communist Party because Asians for Black Lives... which is just... I mean, there's racist & then beneath that there's

Essentially Blurred and Moist-Looking

young_weather

I have a lot of thoughts to flesh out later, but this is one of the more disturbing things I’ve read in awhile:https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/09/us/evangelicals-trump-christianity.html#click=https://t.co/QgU3e9hmOg I started this read th

John Onwuchekwa

JawnO

My thoughts on reading Carl Trueman's article. I read it all and walked away with an uncanny sense of freedom, relief, and energy to continue doing the work of addressing

Cody Dean Bivins

GuerillaTheo

I’ve been pondering the Evangelical fight against human trafficking for the past few months and wondering about the dynamics of how this commitment merges with their political alignments. A thread:

Rod Graham

roderickgraham

One response to this (possible) increase of the black vote for Republicans is for R's to actually court black voters as *black* voters.What does that mean?Acknowledge the fact... (1/7) ...that

Dan Bowen

bowendc

1/ Some thoughts about this NYTimes article on evangelicals and Trump. As background, I grew up in Iowa in a fundamentalist, non-denominational church, although not in the community highlighted in

Alan Cross

AlanLCross

How many Alabama pastors have been invited to see a church member’s massive gun collection/safe and heard stories about how those guns were needed in case govt came for his

Anthony B. Bradley

drantbradley

Connectionalism matters. As US evangelicals became more and more congregational (UCC, Southern Baptist, non-denom, etc) & less connectional (Episcopalian, Methodist, Presbyterian, etc.) they lost their cultural influence. Change happens

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