Why have so few American Baptists been left-wing?
Baptist Presidents
>Lincoln
>Clinton
>Carter
Baptist Almost Presidents
>Al Gore lol
are you Retarded OP?
>>1498850
>Names four examples
>Out of a nation of millions
Are you retard or something?
>>1498743
Religious Right
Godless Left
Anyone who thinks Carter and Clinton and Al Gore are Christians is a fool.
>>1498871
But American Catholics are largely liberal! Many Catholics elsewhere are Marxists!
One would expect the proletarian and democratized nature of the Baptist Church would lend itself toward leftism, but Baptist Christianity is perhaps the most reactionary force in the United States.
>>1498866
>nation has had 3 Baptist presidents
>all of them were left wing
>implying this isn't evidence
kys
>>1498871
What about third position?
>>1498905
Catholics are godless demon worshipers, so Godless Left.
Because they've actually read the Bible.
>>1498915
The Useful Idiots? Is that you?
>>1498928
>both the left and the right fight for globalism together
>I'm the useful idiot.
Because Baptism, like pretty much all American Evangelicalism is rooted in conservatism. They were founded on the idea of returning to past ideals because the perceived changes in other churches were seen as bad, and their idea of authority comes from the past.
So it makes sense that many of them are politically conservative as well.
>>1498938
What is globalism?
>>1499033
C'est pour ca qu'il permettre les mariages interraciaux, Bubba?
There are over 33 million Baptists in the United States. They don't have any particularly strong ecclesiastical hierarchy, no episcopacy or presbyterian system of government. Baptists find themselves all over the map, culturally, politically, and theologically. There are millions of left-leaning Baptists in this country.
>>1499878
>There are over 33 million Baptists in the United States.
>mfw when that's not an exageration
Liberation theology was quite popular in Latin America
>>1498743
Because america in general is a very right-leaning country