How will the diversyfying of American evangelical Christianity change it's politics ? (user search)
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Quote from: Ferguson97 on March 27, 2024, 08:49:07 PM
I don't see why it would change anything. People are drawn to Evangelicalism because of its current politics, not in spite of it.

This is only true if you equate evangelicalism with a specific brand of theological conservatism.  BRTD's presumably non-denominational church identifies itself as evangelical and is very liberal.
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