White Gen X and millennial evangelicals are losing faith in the conservative culture wars Here s what drives the appeal of Passion of the Christ and other films on the life of Jesus
Since the 1970s, white American evangelicals â a large subsection of Protestants who hold to a literal reading of the Bible â have often managed to get specific privileges through their political engagement primarily through supporting the Republican Party.
Trump went so far as to appoint a faith consultant board composed of influential evangelical leaders. They included Paula White, a well-known pastor and televangelist; and James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, a leading organization in evangelical efforts to embed family values into politics. These panel members heralded gestures by Trump, such as signing the Presidential Executive Order Promoting Free Speech and Religious Liberty, which targeted enforcement of the Johnson Amendment, a 1954 tax law requiring h
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“I can’t say I expected all of it,” Mr. Litton said in a videoconference from his church office in Mobile, Alabama on Tuesday. “I did expect some things to happen. But yes, it’s been more than I expected.”
He added, “There are moments, you know, you entertain [the question], ‘Why did I do this?’ And when people come up to you and say, ‘I don’t know whether to give you congratulations or condolences,’ I understand that now.”
Unlike most American churches, the Southern Baptist Convention is not a denomination with a top-down hierarchy. Mr. Litton is the president of the convention, an annual meeting of 15,000 delegates (called “messengers”) who vote on a range of issues “It’s the largest deliberative body in the world,” he said any of whom can get to a microphone and speak to a given question.