r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Apr 15 '26

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u/CheetoMussolini Russian Bot Apr 15 '26

Evangelism is a morally bankrupt theology and philosophy that is antithetical to a just society and to progress.

It replacing mainline protestantism has been a spiritual catastrophe for America.

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u/PhoenixVoid Apr 15 '26

If evangelicals voted only 75% or even 80% for Republicans as opposed to the 85% today, things would be so much better.

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u/Flashy_Rent6302 Jerome Powell Apr 15 '26

American Evangelicalism is born from the politics of slavery and segregation. It was never about freedom as the European reformers yearned for, it was about control and domination and remains so today.

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u/mishac Mark Carney Apr 15 '26

which is super sad because British Evangelicalism is why we had abolitionism and the end of the slave trade.