Your information about congregational political activity is interesting — I’d be super interested in understanding the relationship of size of congregation to political activity. That is, are larger congregations more or less politically active than small ones. Essentially I’d like to understand the normative experience of the congregant — do more people or fewer people experience a politically active church?
Your information about congregational political activity is interesting — I’d be super interested in understanding the relationship of size of congregation to political activity. That is, are larger congregations more or less politically active than small ones. Essentially I’d like to understand the normative experience of the congregant — do more people or fewer people experience a politically active church?
Also re: weirdness— isn’t a defining characteristic of US evangelicalism the “normalness” of it all?