conservative evangelicals

A new book finds that the more conservative politics and religion are inseparable, the more people identify as having no religion at all.

For years, religious right leaders called for a holy war. With the insurrection of the Capitol building, they got what they wanted.

Tony Perkins and Jack Hibbs suggest that if there were more prayer in schools and courts, the riot on the Capitol might not have happened.

Now that it’s essentially an arm of the Republican Party, the religious right may have a hard time keeping younger believers & recruiting new members to their politicized churches.

President Trump is reaffirming the government’s support for prayer in schools, while the Supreme Court may decide anti-LGBTQ religious schools can benefit from tax credits.

The mere idea of LGBT people being seen during the holidays has Christian and alt-right publications “begging for help” and running from “the homosexual mafia”.

Ralph Drollinger is the latest Trump associate with an anti-LGBTQ history, openly willing to cozy up to bigots and dictators. What else is new?

Franklin Graham and other conservative ministers are asking God to “embolden” the president, even though Trump has already violated many Biblical values they supposedly embrace.

The ministries will cover you if you aren’t queer and you aren’t sick. You’ll be praying for better coverage.

Largely unnoticed by the mainstream press, conservative evangelical groups are spending millions to ensure that their followers show up on Election Day.