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Originally Posted by RougeUnderoos
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Not all evangelicals accept Trump. Seeing similar divides as you are everywhere else. Elite glad-hand each other, while the laity keeps their opinions to themselves. I don't know how long that will actually go on for.
http://theresurgent.com/today-we-wil...ngelicals-are/
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The single biggest indicator of opposition to Donald Trump among Christians has been church attendance. The more a Christian goes to church, the more that Christian is likely to oppose Donald Trump. Today we might just get a sense of how often some of these evangelicals really go to church.
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https://mereorthodoxy.com/evangelica...meeting-trump/
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Did they meet their candidate with the diffidence and unconcern that Jesus shows before Pilate? In the earnestness of their supplications, were they moved to renounce the ways of evil and unrighteousness that Trump has himself tacitly and, nay, openly endorsed? There is a unity which we must seek, and a unity we cannot allow. The capitulation of the Religious Right is now complete. It is a tragically comic ending to a movement that has done far, far more harm than good.
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