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A number of prominent evangelical figures and Christian organizations have publicly opposed aspects of Donald Trump’s policies or his style of politics—most visible in disputes over immigration, forei...
Evangelical leaders justified backing Donald Trump primarily by prioritizing policy wins—especially judicial appointments and pro-life measures—and by framing his leadership as protective of Christian...
The Worldwide Church of God’s (WCG) doctrinal reforms in the 1990s transformed it from a sect widely described as cult-like into a body that mainstream evangelical organizations could accept, culminat...
Reporting available for this query does not produce a clear roll call of prominent evangelical leaders who publicly endorsed President Trump’s stated mass‑deportation plan; instead the record in the s...
Herbert W. Armstrong was widely criticized by many mainstream Christian commentators and organizations for doctrines that diverged sharply from orthodox Christianity—especially his non‑Trinitarian Chr...
Christian organizations across traditions have launched a variety of programs aimed at racial reconciliation that range from denominational truth‑telling and reparations processes to training curricul...
Major evangelical figures and ministries named “Jeremiah” in the provided sources show two different emphases: David Jeremiah’s public ministry materials and broadcasting focus on pastoral teaching, d...
Evangelical leaders in the United States publicly evaluate Donald Trump in mixed but predictable ways: many institutional leaders praise his policy wins on issues like religious liberty, abortion and ...
The organization long known as the Worldwide Church of God now operates under the name after a multidecade doctrinal and organizational transformation that culminated in an official name change in 200...