[Steve_Seattle]

What makes the author think that evangelicals aren't engaged in charitable activity? He is parading his ignorance and his prejudice. I contribute to several Christian charities run by evangelicals, so I actually know what I'm talking about.

Evangelicals did not vote for - or endorse - Trump's past marital infidelities or his divorces, or for his brash style, but for his policies designed to help restore the middle class, protect the unborn, protect free speech and religious freedom, and secure the borders against an unrestricted surge of illegal immigration.

Democrats, on the other hand, stand for the unrestricted slaughter of the unborn, for the mainstreaming of sexual perversity, the erosion and elimination of the freedoms enshrined in the Bill of Rights, the intrusion of the federal government into every aspect of life, and the end of the USA as a sovereign nation.

[2ndDivisionVet]

I went through Hurricane Katrina in Biloxi, Mississippi. Most of the help we received was from religious organizations such as Baptist Charities, the Salvation Army and others.

[frogjerk]

What makes the author think that evangelicals aren't engaged in charitable activity

It's called projections. I am a believing Catholic and have many differences with Evangelicals but I would never ever say they were not engaged in charitable behavior. That is a great bulk of what I see from Evangelicals.

[kaehurowing]

There have been studies done. Evangelicals give way more time and money to helping the poor, orphaned, etc. than any of the liberal “faith believers” do. It’s not even close.

[Mrs. Don-o]

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