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Evangelicals and nondenominational Christians are still fighting for Trump’s mission to “Make America Great Again,” seeking to make the country into a theocracy.

“Christians don’t need Trump to save them. The truth is that Trump needs Christians to save his flailing campaign.”

“Oh my god. How many times did he bring up Mitt Romney and the undergarments.…”

Buttigieg’s response skewered Trump with only 12 words.

He was told he isn’t a true Christian, but a “worshipper of Trump” and a “false prophet.”

Dennis Hof owns five brothels, but all conservative Christians care about is that he’s a Republican.

Evangelicals want to allow business to discriminate, but their own brand is failing as the religion hemorrhages followers.

They say they want to talk about Trump’s affair with a porn star. But if it’s so urgent, why are they waiting until June?

Lose touch with your values, and you lose touch with your base.

Despite his decidedly un-Christian history, the sheeple flocked to his banner because their power-hungry leaders told them to do it. Now he needs them more than ever.

Meanwhile, Trump wants to “totally destroy” a law keeping churches from endorsing candidates.

“Both sides of the debate actually get more of their priorities put into law when they work together.”

“I have been surprised at the level to which the transition team has solicited our input on personnel,” says one Baptist advisor.

More Latinos chose Trump than voted for Romney. 81% of white evangelicals picked the candidate who literally embodied the seven deadly sins.

Evangelicals, deeply divided over Donald Trump, are wrestling with what the tumultuous 2016 election will mean for their future.

You’ll be shocked when you learn this history lesson.

Evangelical Christians must be held accountable as accomplices in the suicides of those who are the targets of these abusive actions.

Litmus tests that for so long defined the boundaries for morally acceptable candidates seem to have been abandoned by many Christians this year.