As an atheist/agnostic, I believe the 9% are indeed people who think end-timers will kill us all in a man-made catastrophe while screaming the fire they set themselves is proof of god’s final judges.
Can’t tell you how many times I’ve personally heard Evangelicals justify … lack of healthcare, lack of addressing climate change, outright militarism…
…all comes back to their archaic worldview.
Sometimes they’ll directly quote scripture in their justification.
The latest meme going around the Evangelical tele/video/live stream preachers is literally ‘empathy is a sin’.
They’re all backwards, and I do find it amusing that ‘many would be fooled, and worship the Beast’ is kind of actually happening, at least allegorically.
They are damnable hyprocrites by their own logic, and they’d rather burn down the world than admit they might be wrong about something.
As an atheist/agnostic, I believe the 9% are indeed people who think end-timers will kill us all in a man-made catastrophe while screaming the fire they set themselves is proof of god’s final judges.
I would count myself in that group.
Can’t tell you how many times I’ve personally heard Evangelicals justify … lack of healthcare, lack of addressing climate change, outright militarism…
…all comes back to their archaic worldview.
Sometimes they’ll directly quote scripture in their justification.
The latest meme going around the Evangelical tele/video/live stream preachers is literally ‘empathy is a sin’.
They’re all backwards, and I do find it amusing that ‘many would be fooled, and worship the Beast’ is kind of actually happening, at least allegorically.
They are damnable hyprocrites by their own logic, and they’d rather burn down the world than admit they might be wrong about something.