I've pastored evangelical churches, have four graduate degrees from evangelical schools, was a researcher for an evangelical denomination, am currently a professor at evangelical Wheaton College, and serve on the board of the National Association of Evangelicals.
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It is the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, not the Evangelical church.
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I attended an evangelical college and seminary and was ordained an evangelical minister.
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Within the Lutheran family, the "mainline" Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (yes, the "Evangelical Lutherans" are mainline, not evangelical; one of many absurdities in religious verbiage) is shrinking rapidly while "evangelical" Wisconsin or Missouri Synod Lutherans are either holding steady or shrinking slowly.
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In Trump, we may be seeing a new kind of Evangelical appeal, or a new set of priorities emerging from the Evangelical base rather than from the Evangelical leadership.
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Trump has delivered the commencement address at Liberty University, an evangelical institution; made unscheduled visits to evangelical churches; spoken at evangelical conferences; and maintained an influential evangelical advisory board, from which he promoted televangelist Paula White to a senior White House position last fall.
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When we discussed "The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind," a 1994 book by Mark A. Noll about anti-intellectualism in the evangelical tradition, my evangelical students were critical of it.
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One, Trump doesn't actually need the endorsement or support of Evangelical elites to reach Evangelical voters.
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"He doesn't pretend to be a Bible-banging evangelical," Ms. Nance, an evangelical Christian herself, added.
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It argues that the longer a person remains in evangelical Christianity — with evangelical friends, news feeds, radio and books — the more insulated that person becomes from life outside the evangelical bubble.
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Similar resolutions were also passed that year by other evangelical churches such as the Evangelical Covenant church.
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Prominent evangelical Christians, including members of Trump's evangelical advisory board, also expressed their condolences following Graham's death.
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Eight in 10 white evangelical voters cast their ballots for Moore, who is himself a white evangelical.
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In South Carolina's evangelical-dominated Republican primary on Saturday, Donald Trump won 33 percent of the evangelical vote.
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And the evangelical candidate who first announced his campaign at Liberty University couldn't nail down the evangelical vote.
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Evangelical leader Franklin Graham, the son of the nation's most famous evangelical preacher, Billy Graham, also defended Trump.
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Johnnie Moore, an evangelical writer who has become a spokesman for the evangelical advisers to the Trump administration.
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The members of the evangelical panel answer to their parishioners, white evangelical Christians who are intensely loyal to Trump.
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The uneasiness within the evangelical community over immigration policy can be tied to a tension within evangelical theology itself.
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Timothy Keller, an evangelical Christian pastor and best-selling author who is among the most prominent evangelical thinkers today.
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However, the Paris agreement was welcomed by numerous evangelical Christian groups, including the World Evangelical Alliance and the Lausanne Movement.
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A talk by an evangelical climate scientist, one study shows, altered the views of climate skeptics studying at evangelical colleges.
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Although Ms. Evans, 35, no longer calls herself an evangelical, she attended Bryan College, an evangelical school in Dayton, Tenn.
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Go deeper: Trump's moves to shore up his evangelical base Evangelical magazine founded by Billy Graham calls for Trump's removal
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Cruz, rigid ultra-conservative son of a Cuban-refugee-turned-evangelical-Protestant-pastor is a 2202 to one shot in any state that is more Catholic than evangelical and most major states are more Catholic than evangelical.
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Falwell is also not shy about his fundraising efforts for the university, or his role within the world of what I'd call "political evangelicalism" — the effort to combine evangelical Christianity with bare-knuckle politics in order to get evangelical priorities into law and evangelical politicians (or politicians willing to accede to evangelical interests) into office.
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By contrast, until recently, sex discrimination has remained relatively acceptable in evangelical culture because so many evangelical women embrace complementarian theology.
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Finally, as seen in the story on growing "evangelical" support for Roy Moore, the news media loves stories on "evangelical" hypocrisy.
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The evangelical market share has held steady while other traditions have declined, evangelical churches have continued to win more converts than they lose, and evangelical resilience is the main reason why religious conservatism retains an intense and active core.
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Though various presidential candidates sought evangelical alliances in other recent elections, in 2018 Bolsonaro was the primary candidate to court evangelical leaders.
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The plight of an evangelical Christian wrongly imprisoned in a Muslim country is a story that animates Trump's evangelical base, said Hakura.
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He scored four-fifths of the white evangelical vote in 2016, and prominent evangelical leaders have stuck by Trump through many controversies.
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Among white evangelical men, that number is even higher — 22012 percent — while 24 percent of white evangelical women also view Trump favorably.
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According to a Morning Consult poll, 41 percent of white evangelical Protestants said they think evangelical Christians face "a lot" of discrimination.
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This gives evangelical leaders leverage to advocate for the full range of evangelical voters' priorities – including defending the poor and stewarding the environment.
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Still, he draws nearly five times the support from evangelical voters as does environmentalist Marina Silva, the only evangelical politician among major candidates.
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Prominent evangelical leaders, including those who serve on Trump's unofficial evangelical advisory council, have openly cast doubt on what Christians owe to refugees.
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Compare members of Mr. Trump's Evangelical Advisory Board to attendees at a recent conference of Trump skeptics at Wheaton College, the elite Evangelical institution.
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It's not a coincidence that he is also one of the few prominent evangelical leaders who dissent from white evangelical support for Donald Trump.
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In both Iowa and New Hampshire, evangelical voters were less likely than non-evangelical voters to support Donald Trump — by 7 and 11 points, respectively.
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When the pollster changed the model for bigger evangelical attendance, it found Cruz would pull even with Trump if 60 percent of voters were evangelical.
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Ben Carson wouldn't say if he thought Trump was a true evangelical but said he could see why he might be appealing to evangelical voters.
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Evangelical voters made up the majority of GOP caucus voters in 85033, and Trump has been battling with rival Ted Cruz for the evangelical vote.
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Understanding the link between "globalist" organizations and the Antichrist in evangelical thought is vital for understanding the evangelical lens through which current affairs are viewed.
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If this is right, then the alienation of younger evangelical writers from Trumpism's court pastors could indeed be a signifier of a coming evangelical crackup.
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One evangelical pastor who did agree to an interview in the days after the raid was Jim Erwin, the head of Wellspring Evangelical Free Church.
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It's also about the very particular way that many evangelical Christians see the Bible — a perspective that has made the evangelical market particularly susceptible to forgeries.
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The former president also said the use of the word "evangelical is a misnomer" when asked why polls show Trump doing so well with evangelical Christians.
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Trump convened a circle of evangelical advisers during his presidential bid, and he was the overwhelming favorite of white evangelical voters in last year's U.S. election.
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What they discovered was that while one-quarter of Americans consider themselves to be "evangelical," less than half of that group actually holds traditional evangelical beliefs.
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If you go ask any evangelical or evangelical pastor, they'll say if a married couple wants to use contraception or use the pill, then that's fine.
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Despite their name, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is distinct from the larger evangelical Christian movement, which tends to be more politically and theologically conservative.
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On the one hand, evangelical turnout is increasingly high, and evangelical support for Republicans remains strong, with the core of Trump's base more galvanized than ever.
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With it also came the very beginnings of evangelical activism, eventually taking on the moniker of the Moral Majority, a coalition of evangelical Christian leaders and figureheads who actively sought to bring a (largely white) evangelical Christian perspective to the Republican Party, and into government more broadly.
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The past year in evangelical circles has made it increasingly clear that much of the conservative evangelical world is ultimately beholden to a form of identity politics.
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In a memorable 1922 sermon, Harry Emerson Fosdick, a prominent evangelical pastor based in Manhattan, accused evangelical fundamentalists of making anti-rationalism a litmus test of faith.
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" Staying: "Trump's evangelical advisers sticking with him amid fallout," by AP Religion Writer Rachel Zoll: "Only one of Trump's evangelical advisers has quit the role ... The Rev.
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Johnnie Moore, the de facto spokesman for Trump's informal group of evangelical advisers, said Jerusalem's status was a key part of the President's outreach to evangelical voters.
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Earlier this year, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School's Craig Ott and Juan Carlos Téllez published a survey of the academic and statistical literature on evangelical opinions on immigration.
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Some evangelical leaders, who supported him in 2016 along with an overwhelming number of the state's white evangelical voters, said they had maintained their support for the governor.
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Mr. Cunha, an evangelical Christian radio commentator and economist who regularly issues Twitter messages quoting from the Bible, is accused of laundering the gains through an evangelical megachurch.
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My views — like many evangelical leaders who are part of the Evangelical Immigration Table — have more in common with former President George W. Bush's views than George Soros's.
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Entrenched patriarchal attitudes, combined with an evangelical culture of forgiveness that often minimizes sexual misconduct or abuse, may make more "comebacks" like Patterson's likely within the evangelical community.
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If we weight together all the mainline and evangelical groups in my sample, we get a simplified estimate of how Trump performed versus Romney in mainline, evangelical, and Catholic areas: As you can see, again, evangelical and Catholic areas saw underperformance by Trump relative to Romney, while mainline areas saw overperformance.
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Mr. Trump's appeal with the religious right is debunking some long-held maxims about evangelical voters, showing that they are not monolithic; that they do not fall neatly in step with evangelical leaders, many of whom endorsed Mr. Cruz; and that within evangelical ranks lie fault lines of class and culture.
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In 2016, as Trump began winning over some evangelical leaders, earning the nomination and choosing evangelical Vice President Mike Pence as his running mate, several evangelical opponents stood strong, identifying themselves publicly as "Never Trumpers" and even having several in-person meetings to try and build support for an independent candidate.
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Changes were particularly pronounced in evangelical churches, which have historically been racially segregated, and seems to have been spurred, at least in part, by the proliferation of evangelical megachurches.
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Exit polling on Election Day indicated that about 80 percent of white evangelical voters supported Trump, consistent with white evangelical support for Republican candidates for more than 30 years.
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An evangelical favorite who can't fare well in South Carolina has little or no chance to compete nationally, where evangelical voters represent a far smaller share of the electorate.
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Donald Trump and Marco Rubio have also shown an ability to connect with evangelical voters, however, each winning about 21% of the evangelical vote in the 2016 Iowa caucuses.
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Griffith might also have discussed reported declines in overall numbers of evangelicals, in evangelical loyalty to the right, and in church attendance among evangelical as well as mainline Protestants.
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"I don't know any evangelical woman who is going to defend the character of the president," said Carmen Fowler LaBerge, host of "The Reconnect," an evangelical-centered radio show.
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President Donald Trump, who is popular with evangelical voters, vowed on the campaign trail to scrap the Johnson Amendment, arguing that it kept evangelical churches from helping his campaign.
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"There are a lot, like a lot, of evangelical churches right now," said Wazilleyn Barbosa, 15, who, like her mother, converted from Catholic to evangelical, following her father's lead.
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Hybels's resignation — one of many recent high-profile resignations over sexual misconduct in the evangelical community — suggests that the #MeToo movement may have, at last, reached the evangelical church.
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He's advocating for the kind of Christian nationalism — blending patriotism and evangelical Christianity — that the administration has consistently used to legitimize its aims and shore up its evangelical base.
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A more recent flip comes from white evangelical voters, who supported candidate Trump by the same margin by which they supported George W. Bush, himself a white evangelical (see article).
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The Christian news and culture site became the latest in an increasingly long line of Evangelical figures and institutions to warn Evangelical voters against casting their votes for the Donald.
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Evangelical ministers see a challenge To evangelical ministers in California, Carias' case signals a challenge for their church, one the faith's leaders and white members are failing to act upon.
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In particular, the move is targeted to appeal to evangelical Christians, who gave Trump 81 percent of their vote in 2016 — more than voted for fiercely evangelical George W. Bush.
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The collection was well received in evangelical circles; one volume, "The Message: The New Testament in Contemporary Language," won the Gold Medallion of the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association in 463.
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Jackson, the presiding bishop of the International Communion of Evangelical Churches, was joined by a number of similarly prominent evangelical Protestant faith leaders, many of whom are people of color.
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This is an exciting opportunity, because I'm writing a show about an evangelical, and I was raised evangelical, and one other person in our staff was raised in a similar tradition.
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Washington (CNN)After sweeping the primary field in many evangelical-heavy Southern states, presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump will meet with major evangelical leaders in New York City on June 21.
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The very demographic breakdown that cost Moore the vote in an intensely conservative, evangelical-heavy state like Alabama is the same breakdown that is fracturing evangelical America as we know it.
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Before Trump's election, he says, the evangelical community had been very focused on racial reconciliation, with major evangelical leaders — like the Southern Baptist Convention's Russell Moore — performing outreach across color lines.
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A prophet acceptedBilly Graham, the most important evangelical leader of the 21st century, died on February 21st, aged 99 Billy Graham was the most important American evangelical of the past century.
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As more and more evangelical women are rising to prominent leadership roles — and using social media to connect with one another — traditional evangelical attitudes about gender roles and sexuality are shifting.
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"I think if a Republican Senate had failed to confirm Brett Kavanaugh, it would have dramatically depressed conservative and evangelical enthusiasm," said Ralph Reed, an evangelical leader and White House ally.
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And evangelicals themselves argue about what it means to be evangelical, with some of the most famous evangelical pastors and thinkers facing harsh criticism from those within their own faith tradition.
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When students read books by a broad intellectual range of evangelical or female or black authors, for example, they learn that there is no single evangelical or female or black perspective.
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Mr Bowman's statements reflect the battle that evangelical denominations have been fighting since the 1980s, when evangelical leaders began to move past discussions about morality and embraced conservative rhetoric about individual rights.
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"In the interest of pluralism, it's about time we had a Protestant on the Supreme Court," said Richard Land, president of Southern Evangelical Seminary and a member of Trump's evangelical advisory board.
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The way he was able to cast deregulation as, in part, an evangelical faith issue, allowed him to successfully maintain a solid base of evangelical support for mass rollbacks in environmental protections.
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It was a skillful rhetoric move: one that conveyed Trump's support for the evangelical agenda even as it cemented the role of Pence — a more natural evangelical mouthpiece — in shaping Trump's decision.
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In a recent Brookings/University of Maryland poll, 64 percent of evangelical Republicans said that a candidate's position on Israel matters "a lot," compared with only 33 percent of non-evangelical Republicans.
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After Mr. Trump met with hundreds of evangelical Christians a couple of weeks ago, James Dobson, who is among the most influential leaders in the evangelical world and serves on Mr. Trump's evangelical executive advisory board, declared that "Trump appears to be tender to things of the Spirit," by which Dr. Dobson meant the Holy Spirit.
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Rome, New York (CNN)Donald Trump on Tuesday mixed up his endorsement from evangelical leaders, saying he was backed by Bob Vander Plaats, an evangelical leader from Iowa, who actually supports Ted Cruz.
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Just one-quarter of voters in the GOP primary Tuesday say they are born-again or evangelical Christians, well below the majority of Iowa caucusgoers who said they were born-again or evangelical.
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In Eyes Wide Open, a book that sets out to articulate a theological take on pop culture, evangelical William D. Romanowski traces the enough impulse to Evangelical responses to popular singer Amy Grant.
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A group of more than 75 evangelical leaders released a statement Thursday declaring that the evangelical movement that is so often portrayed as backing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump does not represent them.
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The op-ed drew fierce pushback from many in the evangelical community and from the President himself, and prompted nearly 200 evangelical leaders over the weekend to denounce the editor and the magazine.
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The presumptive Republican nominee captured a significant number of evangelical voters during the GOP primary, and that may be due to recently accepting "a relationship with Christ," according to evangelical leader James Dobson.
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Yet some national polls show him leading among evangelical voters.
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There are others who support this belief, including evangelical Christians.
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She is the author of The Politics of Evangelical Identity.
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Cruz has a strong play with the state's Evangelical voters.
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She concentrates, topically, on the rise of the evangelical right.
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The movement has been even sharper among white evangelical Protestants.
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He has Cuban heritage but somehow wound up an evangelical.
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Trump and Cruz have long been fighting for evangelical voters.
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The evangelical leaders meeting was first reported by Time magazine.
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Trump has had an uneven relationship with some evangelical leaders.
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"I'm a religious person," Trump told the heavy evangelical crowd.
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The establishment climber from California had become a heartland evangelical.
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Mr. Cruz won about a third of the evangelical vote.
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Women are vastly outnumbered in leadership roles in evangelical institutions.
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Ms Fujimori is aligned with conservative Catholic and evangelical Christians.
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Moore still enjoys a base of support among evangelical voters.
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Brunson is an evangelical Christian pastor originally from North Carolina.
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And chances are the evangelical community will forgive him accordingly.
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When you were an evangelical, did you ever convert anyone?
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It is true that Trump has received significant evangelical endorsements.
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Evangelical handwringing never marked a serious departure from party politics.
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It's something our society teaches, as well as evangelical culture.
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If you're an evangelical Christian, conservative Christian values are critical.
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The evangelical Christian stereotype needs to be put to rest.
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That's the response of a loving family, evangelical or not.
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Plenty of evangelical Christians in America would be happy to.
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Mr. Trump acts more like a televangelist than an evangelical.
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The exception is with the celebrity pastors of evangelical megachurches.
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Like Vice President Pence, President Morales is an Evangelical Christian.
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You're a strong Christian (even if you're not an evangelical).
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Some have switched to Evangelical Christianity; others have lapsed altogether.
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Yet he snatched the evangelical vote out from under Sen.
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His mother was an evangelical preacher before she had children.
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Avery Sutton has argued, a substantial number of evangelical Christians
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Likewise, Pence's evangelical Christian faith is central to his identity.
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The evangelical Christian faith I'd grown up with sustained me.
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Mike Huckabee in October, one of Trump's evangelical conservative supporters.
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The Associated Press: Evangelical leaders downplay potential reversal of Roe.
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Ríos Montt, like many Guatemalans, had converted to evangelical Protestantism.
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First, the idea that Trump needed an Evangelical is laughable.
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He wooed a rising generation of evangelical and Catholic activists.
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You know, evangelical Christians don't regard themselves as a tribe.
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Evangelical institutions have given me gifts of learning and purpose.
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Every evangelical parent has one secular band to enjoy. Totally.
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For one thing, the program now primarily serves evangelical Christians.
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Mike Pence, likewise, used the issue to woo evangelical voters.
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The Christian base in South Carolina is evangelical, not Catholic.
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Or as Trump's evangelical supporters call that, the holy trinity.
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And the majority of evangelical women remain in his corner.
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The Museum of the Bible is an evangelical Christian institution.
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Dr. Raymond Kam, an evangelical Christian minister, performed the ceremony.
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Very few evangelical leaders have voiced support for the order.
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Mr. Trump's formal evangelical advisory board ended with the campaign.
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The evangelical narrative of sin and redemption isn't necessarily bad.
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Not all of them are Roman Catholic; one is evangelical.
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This was suburban Augusta: mostly white, mostly evangelical, mostly Trump.
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To me she is highly symbolic of the evangelical crusade.
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We need our evangelical sisters and brothers to join us.
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The mayor, who is also an evangelical preacher, was unbowed.
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Shincheonji has long been criticized for its aggressive evangelical work.
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The evangelical blogosphere in particular contains plenty of polite detractors.
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But right now, everybody is going to the evangelical churches.
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Christianity Today, a prominent evangelical magazine founded by the Rev.
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Last month, a top evangelical magazine called for Trump's removal.
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Meanwhile, evangelical leaders are calling for a boycott of Netflix.
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Obama and Clinton both had problems with conservative evangelical voters.
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Evangelical Christians make up about 25% of the U.S. population.
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Evangelical Christians who support Trump do so for many reasons.
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I was not raised Jewish, but as an evangelical Christian.
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In 21625, 2900 percent of Evangelical Hispanics voted for Bush.
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The answer has a lot to do with evangelical Christianity.
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The evangelical wing of the party would keep me away.
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Wheaton College is an evangelical Christian institution in Wheaton, Ill.
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But the evangelical church would have no room for me.
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The former chief justice of Alabama is a hardcore evangelical.
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Trump's support among evangelical voters in Nevada was particularly noteworthy.
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For now, though, white evangelical voters are also emphasizing turnout.
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Univ president for last 2000 years-student body tripled to 213+/endowment from 113 to $211 billion and $245B new construction in those 23 years Falwell is also not shy about his fundraising efforts for the university, or his role within the world of what I'd call "political evangelicalism" — the effort to combine evangelical Christianity with bare-knuckle politics in order to get evangelical priorities into law and evangelical politicians (or politicians willing to accede to evangelical interests) into office.
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Now, in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses, Cruz's competitors for the Republican nomination have again taken aim at his Evangelical bonafides in hopes of undercutting his success with the state's Evangelical Christians.
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On the other hand, it's an evangelical Christian behemoth that devotes a major portion of its income to promoting evangelical causes (including being at the forefront of a major Supreme Court case over contraception).
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Evangelical Presbyterian pastor Brunson, 50, is a native of North Carolina and an evangelical Presbyterian pastor who worked in Izmir on Turkey's Aegean coast, where he was a pastor at the Izmir Resurrection Church.
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The evangelical community is among Trump's strongest bases of support, and a key part of the coalition that allowed him to win the presidency, with 80% of evangelical Christians voting for Trump in 2016.
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Cruz's push for evangelical votes was more than a perfunctory shout-out to an important Republican base: Inspiring vast, energetic evangelical support was a key strategy for the Cruz campaign, despite other Republican analysts' misgivings.
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"We were praying that God would give him guidance and direction and protect him," said Richard Land, who served on Trump's evangelical advisory board and is president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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In both states, Mr. Trump is doing well with evangelical voters.
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Mr Franklin is a member of Donald Trump's evangelical advisory board.
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Contributing to GOP unity, Pence is a churchgoing evangelical family man.
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And the women are Catholic, evangelical — they come to our clinic.
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And what they are also saying about the Evangelical vote, next.
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They play into a long history of evangelical rejection of environmentalism.
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While editing the book, Hyman claims she converted to Evangelical Christianity.
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Mr Franklin is a member of Mr Trump's evangelical advisory board.
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Batiz was raised in the Church of Christ, an evangelical denomination.
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After years of soul-searching, I left the evangelical church behind.
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It also threatens to erode the president's support among evangelical voters.
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In a conservative, evangelical state, Trump ran a pitch-perfect campaign.
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It isn't news that white evangelical Christians vote overwhelmingly for Republicans.
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Catholicism and Spanish are gone, replaced by evangelical Christianity and Portuguese.
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Mr Alvarado, an evangelical Christian, has promised to defy the ruling.
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But in other countries people are shifting mainly to evangelical churches.
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Nine said they were now uneasy about being identified as evangelical.
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Carter is an evangelical as well, but with more progressive views.
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My parents, evangelical fanatics, did everything they could to "cure" me.
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He must have been hoping his evangelical supporters were not listening.
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Ted Cruz and Donald Trump among Iowa's potent evangelical voting bloc.
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Many in President Trump's evangelical base would support such a move.
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Fischer has recently convened a meeting with leading evangelical activists. Activist
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Andrew Brunson is an evangelical Christian pastor originally from North Carolina.
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Brunson, an evangelical pastor, was arrested in December 2016 and jailed.
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When I was in high school, I became an evangelical Christian.
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Molly later converted to evangelical Christianity and campaigned for Ronald Reagan.
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Yes, he hopes to cut into the Cruz campaign's evangelical base.
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Robertson's endorsement could help Cruz further his support among evangelical voters.
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Many do not hold liberal Christian beliefs, let alone evangelical ones.
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He explained that Pacquiao was a recent convert to evangelical Christianity.
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In its 2012 Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v.
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Its enthusiasts have been evangelical, acting as custodians of its history.
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Despite a tempestuous personal life, the evangelical community sang Trump's hosannas.
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But consider George Yancey, a sociologist who is black and evangelical.
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The discrimination becomes worse if the applicant is an evangelical Christian.
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What is heresy to one evangelical could be orthodoxy to another.
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Will Trump try to shore up his support among evangelical conservatives?
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The New York Times: The Evangelical fight to win back California.
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"I think he likes us," Land said, referring to evangelical Christians.
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You may have been wondering what happened to Trump's evangelical advisers.
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The book was once highly influential to evangelical youth group teaching.
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Evolution, by contrast, is a body blow to evangelical Christians' worldview.
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Yet this coupling seems to be hurting membership of evangelical churches.
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In a rare moment of humility, Trump thanked the evangelical community.
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After all, who had won the evangelical vote in South Carolina?
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Shortly thereafter, to his family's surprise, Pence became an evangelical Christian.
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Especially when that President won 81% of the white evangelical vote.
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" Buttigieg has also accused evangelical Christians who support Trump of "hypocrisy.
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Silva has long advocated keeping her evangelical faith separate from politics.
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Mr. Reis survived, and the cousin, an evangelical Christian, was arrested.
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And evangelical figures have also had enhanced access to policy decisions.
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He was raised Catholic and turned towards evangelical Christianity in college.
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Bob Vander Plaats, an influential Iowa evangelical, endorsed Cruz in December.
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His evangelical lunacy is totally out of step with the state.
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He met Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, an evangelical minister, twenty years ago.
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So far, Lima's best customers are the Amazon's many evangelical ministers.
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Arthur: Yes, evangelical Christians see reducing abortions as a key priority.
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She writes for traditionally white evangelical media, like Christianity Today magazine.
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Important evangelical figures like Franklin Graham, Billy Graham's son, practically swoon.
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A younger cohort of evangelical Protestants is increasingly black and Latino.
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Another evangelical-friendly candidate, Rick Santorum, won the state in 2012.
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Still, it's important not to overstate the evangelical opposition to Trump.
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Within the white evangelical world, at least, that answer is complicated.
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She embraced evangelical tenets, like trusting God, not one's own feelings.
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But his continued attention to evangelical causes is not a coincidence.
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So far, that white evangelical base is standing with Mr. Harris.
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First, we should remember that "evangelical" is a really broad term.
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Well, a true evangelical — he's putting the 'Christ!' back in Christmas!
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It is a policy popular with conservatives, Catholics and evangelical Christians.
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Evangelical support for Moore is based on a variety of factors.
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That said, there are certain elements that make evangelical theology distinctive.
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But that seems to be a matter of maintaining evangelical support.
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New York ____ Bill Hybels built an iconic evangelical church outside Chicago.
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Ms. Souza, an evangelical Christian, said she sought strength in prayer.
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Well, a true evangelical — he's putting the 'Christ!' back in Christmas.
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Some are religious, even evangelical: They like Trump's position on abortion.
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But it's not Jewish settlers picking the grapes, it's evangelical Christians.
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And practically every evangelical leader I interviewed has a similar story.
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"Not like the Catholic Church or the evangelical church," he said.
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Are the moral convictions of white evangelical Protestants writ in stone?
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I grew up among atheist Soviet Jews; she among evangelical Christians.
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By and large, mainstream evangelical leaders have opted to ignore Claiborne.
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He defies the postwar "fusion" of classical libertarianism and evangelical Christianity.
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But it is also applies to the white evangelical Christian community.
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Trump captured 81% of the evangelical vote in the last election.
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Twenty years ago, evangelical leaders could hardly have been more appalled.
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In short, Zarephath Christian Church has become a dynamic evangelical congregation.
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In that decision, Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v.
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Mr. Symonette, an evangelical pastor, was also at the landing strip.
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The evangelical site criticized a pro-impeachment editorial in Christianity Today.
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They left the church because they gave up on evangelical leadership.
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That analysis showed Trump maintaining generally solid support among evangelical Christians.
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"The use of the word evangelical is a misnomer," he said.
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For now, many evangelical leaders are still standing firmly behind Trump.
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Then he chose Evangelical favorite Mike Pence as his running mate.
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He won 81 percent of the Evangelical vote according to Gallup.
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An evangelical Christian group called it an affront to human dignity.
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They are going against 99% of evangelical Republicans who oppose impeachment.
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All highly unusual for an evangelical child, I need hardly say.
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Go deeper: Evangelical leaders break with Trump over Turkey's Syria assault
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Alexia Salvatierra, a pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
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Often the loudest evangelical voices are white, male and … not young.
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Served from 2005-09 as an evangelical missionary in Sindh, Pakistan.
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The word "evangelical" is already being discredited for an entire generation.
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But some evangelical leaders, like Mr. Graham, have straddled the line.
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It absolutely informs my worldview, but I'm not an Evangelical band.
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Foremost among them is passion, and "Roma" fans are positively evangelical.
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Yet evangelical tradition suggests that non-Christians burn forever in hell.
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Catholic and evangelical leaders have aggressively fought efforts to legalize abortion.
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They expect women to be completely submissive to their evangelical husbands.
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It would be easy to declare 7003 an evangelical political triumph.
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If I went in a big fan, I came out evangelical.
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This is not surprising, since the Greens themselves are famously evangelical.
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Republican mega-donor Foster Friess, an evangelical Christian, got 26 percent.
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A woman named Jane Whaley founded the evangelical WFF in 1979.
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Even white evangelical support for Trump held echoes of the 1990s.
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Nearly two-thirds (57%) of GOP Iowa caucus-goers in 2012 described themselves as evangelical or born-again Christians -- and the winner of the evangelical vote in 2008 and 2012 went on to win the state.
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Instead, Trump touted a recent endorsement from prominent evangelical leader Jerry Falwell, Jr., the president of the evangelical Liberty University and son of its founder, and pointed to poll numbers showing him ahead of Texas Sen.
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Still skittish in white evangelical settings — she received mixed reactions at a summer conference in Colorado called Simply Jesus — she is reluctant to apply within the 13-member consortium of evangelical colleges to which Wheaton belongs.
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Richard Land, the president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, N.C., said that he was asked by the Trump campaign in 2016 what advice he had for winning over evangelical voters, and had a ready answer.
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"Up until 1980, anybody who was divorced, let alone divorced and remarried, very likely would have been kicked out of evangelical congregations," Balmer, who was raised evangelical and is now a scholar of evangelicalism, told me.
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The persistence of Evangelical numbers has coincided with a consolidation of Evangelical political consensus: As of 22012, Pew found that the share of Evangelicals identifying as Republican or Republican-leaning has never been higher, at 68 percent.
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"This past week, the latest (though surely not last) revelations from Trump's past have caused many evangelical leaders to reconsider," Andy Crouch, the executive editor of the evangelical publication Christianity Today, wrote in an editorial published Monday.
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So, it's worth mentioning here that talking about "evangelical theology" is necessarily a bit reductive; within different evangelical churches and even on a church-to-church level, there are differences in emphasis on particular doctrines or ideas.
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Yet by the early 1990s, the right-to-life public argument would prevail, as evangelical advocates would emphasize, and the evangelical base would accept, the rights-of-the-unborn justification over the immorality of obtaining an abortion.
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We know this because it's pretty obviously in the background of a photo posted to Twitter by Jerry Fallwell Jr. He's the son of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell and the president of Liberty University, an evangelical institution.
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Mr Farron's evangelical beliefs came to the fore during the election campaign.
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What is at stake with evangelical leader Bob Vander Plaats -- after this.
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If you look closely at American evangelical history, you see fear everywhere.
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Other evangelical Trump voters are having second thoughts about their 2016 vote.
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He knew his credentials with evangelical voters and movement conservatives were weak.
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"I voted with my conscience," Urban, who is an evangelical Christian, said.
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Commentators often remarked that the evangelical vote was "pulverized" across many parties.
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He has long been associated with evangelical Protestant dominionist preachers and ideas.
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He knows that does evangelical and Catholic base broke late for him.
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It has been the primary goal of the evangelical movement for decades.
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Ted Cruz is now running strongly among evangelical voters, especially in Iowa.
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" But Liberty Counsel, an evangelical group, called Fallin's veto a "despicable betrayal.
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It happens in the Catholic Church, in missionary communities, in evangelical churches.
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By 22015, wholesomeness had effectively severed its ties with evangelical purity culture.
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His name is Loran Livingston, and he is a white, conservative evangelical.
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For the evangelical community, there is no more important issue than abortion.
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Has all of this made any impact on evangelical and Pentecostal citizens?
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After that experience, I became evangelical about not sleeping with your friends.
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Clinton, and evangelical Christians appreciate the chance to pray with Mr. Cruz.
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Next to it is the similarly impressive Mount Lebanon Evangelical Presbyterian church.
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Conservative evangelical Protestants are a key constituency for U.S. President Donald Trump.
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He established an Evangelical Assemblies of God church near downtown Los Angeles.
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Cruz's most loyal supporters tend to be staunch conservatives and evangelical Christians.
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Very conservative, fundamentalist, Bible-thumping, evangelical Christian, and everything that that entailed.
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A big Iowan evangelical organisation, the Family Leader, has endorsed Mr Cruz.
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It has fewer evangelical voters and tends to ignore results in Iowa.
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He was giving a speech at an evangelical conference in Las Vegas.
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But Patterson's ultimate ousting reflects a wider sea change in evangelical culture.
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Many African-American Protestants also hold evangelical beliefs but rarely vote Republican.
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Throw in a preference for Outsider, though, and that evangelical dumps Cruz.
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Evangelical Christians have been strangely drawn to Mr Trump from early on.
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Buttigieg has specifically called out Vice President Mike Pence, a devout evangelical.
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My statement regarding my resignation from the President's Evangelical Advisory Board. pic.twitter.
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Both have acted as liaisons between the evangelical community and Trump campaign.
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Wade, in 20053, evangelical Christians began to join the pro-life movement.
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Trump won 80% of the white evangelical voters, compared to Clinton's 16%.
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Graham sees an opportunity to bring out the evangelical vote in California.
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There is no evangelical magisterium, dictating the terms of excommunication and apostasy.
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And in Mississippi, exit polls showed him defeating Cruz among evangelical voters.
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We're not a Christian nation, much less a Catholic or evangelical one.
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The hypocrisy here, and indeed from white evangelical Trump supporters, is astonishing.
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Evangelical pastors to facilitate his role as MS-13's CFO. The
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The letter represents a number of denominations but not widespread evangelical support.
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Mitchell C. Hescox is president and CEO of the Evangelical Environmental Network.
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Is that the legacy the evangelical movement wants to be known for?
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The controversy over Patterson reflects a wider shift in the evangelical church.
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Imagine a conversation between an evangelical student and a gay student on
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The Republicans combine East Coast patricians with Sunbelt entrepreneurs and evangelical Christians.
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Today, versions of this theology are extremely common in American evangelical thought.
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In embracing it, evangelical Christians are doing incalculable damage to their witness.
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Jentezen Franklin, an evangelical adviser to President Trump, on Friday told Hill.
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White is one of several evangelical leaders who regularly meet with Trump.
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The president won four-fifths of the votes of white evangelical Christians.
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That included 62 percent of Republicans and 62 percent of evangelical Christians.
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The flip side of that is: You didn't grow up evangelical Christian.
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Brunson, 50, an evangelical pastor from North Carolina, had denied the charges.
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Central to that narrative is Bieber's well-documented embrace of evangelical Christianity.
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Its theology is relatively, though not extremely, conservative from an evangelical perspective.
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Arthur: There is an interesting divide within the evangelical movement this election.
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Being a lifelong evangelical himself, Erickson had some thoughts on the matter.
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Notably absent from the donor roll, though, were Mount Pleasant's evangelical churches.
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Ron Ormond's "The Burning Hell" (1974) played only on the evangelical circuit.
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The evangelical leader Franklin Graham has said Islam is an "evil" religion.
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But it's also vital to recognize that evangelical Christianity isn't a monolith.
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Some attendees remarked that it was an unprecedented gathering of evangelical luminaries.
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Hillsong: the evangelical megachurch that helped save Justin Bieber's soul — and image
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With evangelical fervor, if no hard data, Nash insisted that they will.
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I don't fully understand why evangelical Christians are so supportive of Israel.
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In 1977, she moved to California and eventually joined an evangelical church.
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With the help of a local evangelical, Mr. Chau hired five fishermen.
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Evangelical churches have long objected to the strictures of the Johnson amendment.
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Mr. Pompeo is an evangelical Christian, as is Vice President Mike Pence.
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Even pastors can use a side hustle, according to one evangelical blogger.
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I was raised in Valencia, Venezuela, by a poor, evangelical Christian family.
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They come in all sizes and denominations: Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Pentecostal, Evangelical.
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Such turmoil does not herald a wholesale reversal of white evangelical politics.
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I was raised in an evangelical church and know Christian fundamentalism well.
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Roy Moore, an evangelical firebrand, won a Republican Senate runoff in Alabama.
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In private, evangelical leaders have come to recognize a more compassionate side.
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Bradley L. Reed, a minister of the Evangelical Covenant Church, officiated. Mrs.
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But new people joined the church, some referred by gay evangelical organizations.
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And not all evangelical supporters have taken issue with Mr. Trump's decision.
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The pastor of the local evangelical group still comes once a week.
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That reticence was fitting for the gentler sort of evangelical he was.
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Evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson is standing trial in Turkey over terrorism charges.
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These ideas are conservative, fundamentalist, evangelical Christianity and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
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The Associated Press: As 2023 dawns, Trump looks to boost evangelical support.
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Mario Álvarez, an evangelical preacher who has tried to convert the Mashco.
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The question the court addressed in Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church v.
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In fact, evangelical colleges themselves may be the best hope for change.
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In a country that bans religion, it is run by evangelical Christians.
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Being an evangelical used to mean practicing a certain form of faith.
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" "Historically, evangelical Christianity has never embraced Mormonism as a branch of Christianity.
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On Election Day, the Evangelical loyalty to Trump was clearer than ever.
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Copeland is not the first evangelical to call for limited medical treatment.
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President Donald Trump is creating a new schism — among evangelical Christian publications.
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Even the question of who calls themselves "evangelical" is up for debate.
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Trump's presidency may make the age gap worse, some evangelical Christians believe.
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I divorced an evangelical Trump supporter in the wake of the election.
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In the primaries, many evangelical voters preferred Ted Cruz or Ben Carson.
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Particularly notable about the Trump Prophecy is the fusion of evangelical attitudes.
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Mr. Piñera, who won, even had four evangelical bishops as campaign advisers.
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For his white evangelical base, at least, that seems to be true.
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When she later moved from the white evangelical church to a black evangelical church, she said that she felt she was no longer being told what to think and that she could explore her own ideas and opinions.
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If Cruz were going to win the nomination, we'd expect him to be doing well in other states with a lot of evangelical votes — states like Alabama, where 80 percent of Republican primary voters were evangelical in 2012.
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With the evangelical community nationally so firmly aligned behind the conservative right, the mere fact that King, who had never run for office before, was an evangelical, and a proud one at that, may have hindered his chances.
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Liberty University, the evangelical Christian college founded by the late political firebrand and Moral Majority leader Jerry Falwell, removed visiting anti-Trump evangelical author Jonathan Martin from its campus and its president announced he would be permanently barred.
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World Relief, an evangelical organization that helps resettle refugees in the US, published a letter to President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence in the Washington Post in February, signed by 100 evangelical leaders from all 50 states.
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More than 80 percent of white evangelical voters supported him in 2016, but a critical editorial last month in Christianity Today, a flagship evangelical magazine, raised concerns in the White House about the depth of Mr. Trump's support.
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The success of evangelical singer Fabricio Alvarado in Costa Rica's presidential vote, however, and the rise of religious candidates in upcoming elections in El Salvador have brought renewed focus to the role of evangelical leaders in Latin America.
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But most pollsters simply ask a person if they identify as an evangelical, and if the answer is yes, then that person is taken to have evangelical views about Donald Trump's latest antics, or whatever the topic is.
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White Christians who identified as "evangelical" or "born again" (a term common in the evangelical community) made up 210 percent of Alabama voters, and a full 280 percent voted for Moore (overall, 68 percent of white voters chose Moore).
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Included in those voices were two members of President Trump's evangelical advisory board -- a group of pastors and faith leaders who advise Trump -- and also a Latino evangelical minister who delivered a prayer at the presidential inauguration in January.
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The influence of evangelical Christians has increased tremendously in Brazil, especially among poor and working-class people; as many as thirty per cent of Brazilians now regard themselves as evangelical, up from a minuscule number a few decades ago.
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A clear majority of white evangelical women, even in the face of the #MeToo movement and renewed claims of marital infidelity against the president, continue, along with white evangelical men, to form Mr. Trump's most cohesive block of support.
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The real work is being done by his evangelical influencers behind the scenes.
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Evangelical Protestantism sees itself as a religion of the heart, not the head.
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Both are aggressively courting evangelical voters, Tea Partiers and social conservatives in Iowa.
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But he wasn't visiting fish fries in Mobile or evangelical churches in Theodore.
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But many of Trump's evangelical supporters aren't demanding Trump repent for his sins.
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Politics, it seems, plays a bigger role with evangelical Christian voters than piety.
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As a result, he has become, in some sense, Brazil's first evangelical president.
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I have to believe this will hurt him with his evangelical Christian supporters.
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While dominionism is usually associated with evangelical Protestants, Brownback is a Catholic convert.
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My entire adult life has been organized around evangelical churches and ministry work.
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"Evangelical Christianity in the U.S. is about politics, not religion," Gillian Scobie wrote.
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Still, the upstart could not afford to cede the evangelical vote to Dewhurst.
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You don't see queerness explored in an evangelical setting too often in movies.
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Young evangelical support for Trump is also more complicated than initial analyses suggest.
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Patrick J. Mahoney, an evangelical minister with strong ties to the conservative establishment.
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In the late 1960s, very few evangelical Protestants mobilized alongside Catholics against abortion.
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But the evangelical vote in this state is less monolithic than in Iowa.
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Many leading American Christians, both evangelical and Catholic, read the Bible quite differently.
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It was developed by Fundación Ramón Pané, a Florida-based Catholic evangelical group.
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Growing up, my mom and I were an evangelical Christian community of two.
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This election has created division within evangelical circles and the church writ large.
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Mr Garg speaks of the efficiencies of the relay system with evangelical zeal.
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To borrow some evangelical language, it was like Daniel walking among the lions.
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The imperative to unity is an evangelical imperative, a demand of the Gospel.
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Fabricio Alvarado, of the evangelical National Restoration party, vowed to disobey the order.
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Every so often, an American evangelical preacher will denounce Catholic imagery as pagan.
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At least one evangelical pastor accompanied Morales to Israel for Wednesday&aposs inauguration.
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That Mr. Trump is a Presbyterian and not evangelical is not the issue.
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Sattvic food might just be the closest I'll get to an evangelical experience.
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El Salvador's influential Catholic Church and evangelical groups believe abortion is a sin.
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How much does the average evangelical Christian supporting Trump know about his history?
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This gathering is meant to catalyze evangelical Christian leaders to start new churches.
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An evangelical, he argues, adducing scripture, must bring good news to the poor.
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Trump won the biggest possible prize in this endorsement, among this evangelical constituency.
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The governor also reportedly went to an evangelical church and prayed for forgiveness.
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The evangelical movement wasn't alone in its growing occult obsession and fear-mongering.
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While it's popular among many evangelical Protestants, it's been condemned by many others.
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In a January survey of 82 evangelical "leaders and influencers," 70% favored Rubio.
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Some viewers seem almost evangelical in their appreciation of Americans making reaction videos.
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Some evangelical Christians in America saw Mike Pence at church on November 6.
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Evangelical minister Franklin Graham also traveled to the refuge to facilitate the surrender.
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White supremacy, evangelical identity, and a distinctively Christian form of nationalism have combined.
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These kinds of doctrinal beliefs reside not only inside evangelical or fundamentalist churches.
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But most of the 21625 polls underestimated the size of the evangelical constituency.
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Evangelical churches are flourishing in Malaysia and Indonesia in even less promising circumstances.
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The Texan brought out his evangelical base in greater numbers than ever before.
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Wayne Grudem, an influential evangelical theologian, this month urged Trump to step aside.
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Previously, he served as Executive Director of LifeWay Research, an evangelical research group.
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Joshua Pease is a journalist, speaker, and former evangelical pastor of 11 years.
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Buttigieg even had the nerve to call evangelical Christians "hypocrites" for supporting Trump.
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Evangelical Christians supported Trump's decision to relocate the U.S. embassy, according to CNN.
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Evangelical leaders have served as advisers and surrogates for Trump throughout his presidency.
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Black Alabamians have a very good idea of what white evangelical morality means.
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" "They are closer to liberation theology than they are to white, evangelical philosophy.
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My grandfather was an Evangelical preacher starting back in the late 40's.
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Hobby Lobby stores feel like a second home if you were raised evangelical.
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Mr. Cruz's aides believe Mr. Carson's evangelical supporters will flock to Mr. Cruz.
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Martin expressed worry that the evangelical community would not survive Trump's presidency intact.
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In that these evangelical leaders have a lot in common with President Trump.
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Evangelical faith has shaped my life, as it has the lives of millions.
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Support from evangelical Christians is key to Trump's chances of victory in 2020.
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Retro Report In the early 1970s, many evangelical Christians weren't active in politics.
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Samuel Rodriguez, the Latino evangelical in Sacramento who advises President Trump on immigration.
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Other evangelical favorites running against Cruz have understandably taken issue with these tactics.
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Evangelical voters, often portrayed as a monolith, are becoming increasingly difficult to define.
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Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil, who was ordained by the Evangelical Covenant Church, officiated.
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Many evangelical leaders have advocated for refugees, from all different faiths, for years.
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Third, many evangelical leaders have had an uneasy connection with the Trump administration.
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A story that includes the immigrant, the incarcerated, the evangelical, and the engineer.
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The first dispensaries in town still faced opposition, especially from local evangelical churches.
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For others, "evangelical" effectively functions as a cultural label, unmoored from theological meaning.
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Unlike most conservative evangelical churches, Willow allows women to hold top leadership positions.
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These controversies at Christian schools reveal the further fracturing of white evangelical consensus.
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Alberto, an evangelical Christian, balks at the demand that he avenge their father.
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"I have zero sympathy for Chau," said David Schmidt, a former evangelical missionary.
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But after interviewing scores of evangelical leaders, I have developed a different perspective.
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The owner, an evangelical Christian named Jack Phillips, refused to sell them one.
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In Iowa, evangelical voters make up the most important block of GOP support.
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Martin Azurdia, an Evangelical priest and an uncle of the groom, taking part.
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At risk of sounding like an evangelical mommy blogger…… Let them be little!!!!
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But as the mainline goes, so more conservative and evangelical will go eventually.
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Campolo has fallen out of touch with many of his old evangelical comrades.
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He also topped Cruz among evangelical voters, winning 85033 percent of that bloc.
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But among South Koreans who say they do, nearly half are evangelical Protestants.
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Some therapists and activist groups were skeptical; others embraced A.B.A. with evangelical fervor.
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But Mr. Trump has taken other steps that have gratified his evangelical supporters.
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Mark S. Kurnow, a minister of the Evangelical Christian Church in Honolulu, officiated.
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Think of the retired union Democrat meat-packer or the young evangelical mom.
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However, Trump has enjoyed strong evangelical support since before he attained the presidency.
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Many evangelical Christians see Israel's Jewish majority as fellow people of the book.
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This Christmas, the US President has even opened a schism among evangelical Christians.
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Proceeding with evangelical zeal, they truly believe that their tax-time has come.
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Polls have found that white evangelical Christians are among Trump's most loyal supporters.
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Previously, he served as executive director of LifeWay Research, an evangelical research group.
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Perhaps it was predictable that evangelical Christians would vote for the GOP nominee.
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He sees himself as a bridge between secular America and its evangelical subculture.
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Phillip Benham, an Evangelical minister and national director of Operation Rescue, told CNN.
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Two new exchange traded funds are offering a conservative, evangelical approach to investing.
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Liberty's president, Jerry Falwell Jr., is a staunch evangelical supporter of President Trump.
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Their political perspectives range from far-left revolutionary Marxists to evangelical social conservatives.
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He's a deeply conservative Christian and a key liaison to evangelical Trump backers.
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As evangelical Christians, Paul and Susan Lim believe that life begins at conception.
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In 2017, he joined an evangelical delegation for a meeting with President Sisi.
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The impulsion outward disappears; they grow isolated and doctrinaire, more sectarian than evangelical.
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Philip Yancey, an evangelical Christian writer, responds to my questions, and my doubts.
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Brazil is a prime example of the rising evangelical power in Latin America.
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Related: Evangelical churches have long distanced themselves from the Catholic Church's abuse crisis.
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As a conservative evangelical, the past year has been emotionally and spiritually draining.
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Some evangelical leaders have claimed that we just have two morally flawed candidates.
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Brunson maintained his innocence, and his case was championed by U.S. evangelical Christians.
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It is an extreme evangelical institution and has been described as a cult.
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