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Charlie Kirk has been described repeatedly in the reporting as a Christian—most sources label him an evangelical Protestant and note ties to Pentecostal and charismatic churches—though accounts differ...
Most available reporting shows strong support for Donald Trump among , but none of the supplied sources document formal, nationwide endorsements by major Christian denominations. Reporting also docume...
Christianity has been invoked both to justify racist ideologies and to oppose them; historical and contemporary evidence shows organized Christian institutions and individuals have supported white sup...
Available reporting does not produce a definitive, nationwide tally of church leaders arrested for sex crimes in 2025, but the sources provided document at least nine high‑profile church leaders who w...
Charlie Kirk publicly identifies as an , and multiple recent profiles and interviews show his faith has been central to his public identity and organizing work. Some outlets and analysts characterize ...
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...
Since 2000 mainline Protestant denominations have largely treated the prosperity gospel as theologically suspect or outright heretical in official rhetoric, even as elements of its language and practi...
Pastors have responded to invitations from TPUSA Faith in mixed ways: a cohort of evangelical and charismatic pastors has attended and spoken at TPUSA Faith summits while some mainstream denominations...
Major U.S. religious actors have both endorsed and criticized Donald Trump: white evangelical Protestants remain among his strongest supporters (72% approval in a Pew survey), while organized Catholic...
A small but visible set of evangelical leaders publicly opposed Donald Trump in 2016 and again in 2020, citing character, moral example, and policy choices such as immigration and family separations; ...
Religious arguments against LGBTQ+ rights cluster around claims about marriage’s purpose, scriptural prohibitions, institutional religious liberty, and concerns about social order; major faith bodies ...
Christian denominations have responded to racism within their institutions through a mix of public statements condemning specific abuses, educational programs and theological reframing, structural ini...
Yes — a consequential but uneven pattern of backlash and career consequences has emerged for evangelical pastors who publicly opposed Donald Trump: some faced personal attacks and loss of influence, a...
David Jeremiah foregrounds classical evangelical convictions—trust in Scripture, the centrality of salvation through Jesus, and practical discipleship—while also emphasizing a dispensational, premille...
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and its political arm Turning Point Action (TPAction) have explicitly cultivated church partnerships through a formal “TPUSA Faith” effort and report thousands of “church par...
Yes. Multiple prominent evangelical leaders publicly refused to endorse or later withdrew support for Donald Trump between 2016 and 2024 — including high-profile figures such as Russell Moore and Jame...
Major evangelical figures who publicly endorsed Donald Trump in 2016 include Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr., televangelist Paula White and pastor Robert Jeffress; many of those figures...
Jonathan Cahn is widely promoted and embraced in charismatic and evangelical media outlets such as Charisma and allied ministries, where leaders call him “America’s prophet” and his books and films ar...
Major Protestant and evangelical bodies present a mixed, sometimes conflicting set of : institutional moves such as the Southern Baptist Convention’s 2025 break with the Evangelical Immigration Table ...