Sentences with word «evangelicals»

- Only 3 % of evangelical Christian leaders believe in evolution as defined by scientists.

From another angle, I personally do not want to abandon the term because it shows a greater sense of responsibility for the sins of evangelical Christian faith.

I have watched with a keen eye, particularly since I recently wrote this post about the the lack of respect that women receive in evangelical churches as leadership.

Many in Evangelical churches try to squeeze works into faith itself.

So for evangelicals in higher education, at least, times are not all that bad.

This includes 57 percent of evangelicals who say that many religions can lead to eternal life.

Have had this very same discussion so many times with evangelicals who want a list of propositions that one must simply check off in order to be saved.

But a growing chorus of conservative evangelical leaders has broken with their traditional political allies on the right.

I am not sure that we need more «head knowledge» as evangelicals as much as we need to put into practice what we already know to be true!

A more interesting part of this is found in the survey cited in the article: the first choice of white evangelicals for avoiding this kind of event is teaching more morality and god.

Though they will look more like Catholic churches than many Evangelical churches do today, they remain Protestant in many respects.

This is not simply a conservative evangelical Christian view.

It's a bold question that hasn't really hasn't been a part of the public conversation in recent times in evangelical communities.

A majority of schools across the country that accept voucher students are religious schools — many run by evangelical Christian churches.

And, these reactions are from evangelical movement insiders — people who've spoken at your conferences or have written in your magazines.

This fruit loop of a pastor only represents 8 % of American Evangelical pastors.

I say quiet because it has just recently begun to receive the attention it deserves in the broader evangelical world.

I'd like to speak out on evangelicals living a tax free lifestyle.

And together they could launch a new evangelical movement appropriate to the twenty - first century.

But voting isn't the only thing — or the main thing — that most evangelicals do.

Do your views align with those of most evangelical leaders?

Researchers found no consensus among evangelical pastors about which characteristic matters most when choosing a candidate.

At the same time the denomination has continued to strengthen its relationship with other evangelical groups.

This has been helpful for young evangelicals as a way of understanding the larger narrative of Scripture.

When we look at evangelical voting patterns, they haven't changed.

Maybe young evangelicals like me avoid talking about abortion because it's just not as cool as talking about sex trafficking and immigration.

I wrote openly this year about our struggles with much evangelical thought on these subjects and the catalyst for those conversations was this very book.

Meanwhile, about one - third of white evangelicals say abortion should be legal in all or most cases.

These days, everyone wants to know what evangelicals believe — especially about political issues.

So, we will combine those for a while and hear from some other evangelical leaders in this conversation.

The debate continues within evangelical circles regarding acceptance of gay marriage.

There is a large and increasing gap in white evangelical beliefs on same - sex marriage, and that gap is largely drawn along generational lines.

When evangelicals decide something is worth doing, they do it.

She says her research revealed that more than 60 % of young evangelicals support more governmental programs to aid the needy, as well as more emphasis on economic justice and environmental protection issues.

There is no agreement among the so - called evangelicals.

The idea that moral hypocrisy hurts you among evangelical voters is not true, if you're sound on all of the fundamentals.

If only more evangelical theologians would be as upfront and candid about these frustrating details!

Most of my family practices either a mix of Native / Catholic faith or straight Native faith, although my extended family, from my grandmother down, adopted a Christian evangelical faith.

Nevertheless, there is a large overlap of concerns between evangelicals and process thinkers.

What if evangelicals raised up our own champions who can be known not for what we are against, but what we are for?

Schools affiliated with the charismatic movement may look exactly like evangelical schools.

Just what the world needs, another southern evangelical preacher out to fleece his flock of sheep of their money....

So a big part of me wants to keep «vagina» on principle because I'm tired of getting pushed around by evangelical culture simply because I happen to have one.

When my conservative evangelical friends seek to answer this question, they often claim that they bring scripture to bear on all of life.