Has Evangelical Christianity Become Sociopathic?

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

Most don't realize they are fighting for the 1%, of course.

That is so true. The 1% has bought both sides of the argument.

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

That is so true. The 1% has bought both sides of the argument.

Back that equivalency up. How has the 1% bought the non-evangelical liberal protestant denominations, or any other segment of the left?

[BigElCat]

To go back to the OP:

A social / political trend such the GOP coopting so-called Christian denominations can not be described as 'sociopathic'. The term can only be applied to human individuals.

The word 'pandemic' is a closer fit, but not exact.

It is a sickness when Preachers tell their congregation to rock the vote, IMHO.

I've seen one local AOG Pastor try to get himself elected to city council by telling his 'flock' that God wanted them to vote for him. The mayor sort of despised the churches for influencing electoral processes.

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

Back that equivalency up. How has the 1% bought the non-evangelical liberal protestant denominations, or any other segment of the left?

The left or segments: no potent action on basic critical issues which confront the American people.
Such as housing, food and energy.

Any rally, street demonstration against corporations buying up large chunks of single family housing?