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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think general public perception of Christians has changed significantly last 4 years.

Christians = far right republicans  = crazy DT supporters = hate filled whites[/quote]

I would just add the word "evangelical"  i.e.,

[i]Evangelical Christians = far right republicans  = crazy DT supporters = hate filled whites[/i]

Not all Christians are like that, but because the evangelicals make the most noise, they are giving all Christians a bad name.[/quote]

We are very evangelical but not far right and are very much anti DT. So while you are right that it’s a subgroup of Christians, it’s also a subgroup of evangelicals. [/quote]

I think you’re in the minority of evangelicals.

All the people I grew up around weren’t necessarily all in for trump, but they didn’t speak out against and are very anti-democrat/liberal. They use terms like “anti-God” which I find very concerning. There’s not much daylight between right wing politics and “Gods Word” in their eyes.  [/quote]

We are neck deep in the evangelical world and I know one Christian white National. And the rest of his family is not at all like that.

It kind of reminds me of my mom who wonders why “all blacks/gays/etc do XYZ.” They obviously don’t, but one’s exposure to a group is what you know of them. So if all you know of evangelical Christians is the ones you see yelling in the street corner or on TV, that’s what you know of them. I don’t know any of them, so my perception is that the vast majority of Christians are not white nationalists. [/quote]

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