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Cary

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11. You"ve got that right but it was meant as an example

Reply to guillaumeb (Reply #5)

Wed Nov 14, 2018, 01:01 PM

Nov 2018

I used it to illustrate my point that the good Evangelicals have a duty to distance themselves from the fundamentalists who want to impose their religion on a majority who reject their theology.

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A lot of white evangelical voters aren't evangelicals [View all] guillaumeb Nov 2018 OP

Agreed that there are good people lumped in with bad Cary Nov 2018 #1

There is a reason that white supremacists re comfortable in the GOP. guillaumeb Nov 2018 #5

You"ve got that right but it was meant as an example Cary Nov 2018 #11

Since not all people who are eligible to vote do vote, MineralMan Nov 2018 #2

Yes, but d_r Nov 2018 #10

You can almost tell what kind of Christian someone is by the political party they identify with. CrispyQ Nov 2018 #3

Understood. Well said. eom guillaumeb Nov 2018 #4

There's another explanation YessirAtsaFact Nov 2018 #6

I agree. One example: guillaumeb Nov 2018 #7

A simple, more likely explanation . . . OneBro Nov 2018 #8

The post also talks about how people label themselves. guillaumeb Nov 2018 #9