I find it interesting that if an evangelical, is socially conservative, then that automatically makes them "political." On the other hand if an evangelical is self-described as socially "liberal" or "progressive," then that somehow makes them A POLITICAL - even though they vote for liberal candidates, promote for, or boycott on behalf of liberal causes; or even write intellectually dis-ingenious, and self-righteous hit pieces about Christians who may sincerely think differently than they do.
The truth is socially progressive Millennials are no less political than socially conservative Christians. I guess the only clear cut difference is that their politics happen to be (like the Fundamentalists claimed in the 1980's) "God's politics," that's all... :-)
http://sojo.net/blogs/2013/09/03/musings-millennial-removing-political-baggage-evangelicalism
If our life-style, values and
narrowed theological emphasis
Are all affirmed by Pop Culture,
Are all affirmed by Pop Culture,
Secondary and Higher Education,
the Mainstream Media
And half of the Political Establishment
Then we are not an ideological "dissidents,"
Nor do we have a true countervailing "prophetic voice."
We are simply a collection of millions
And half of the Political Establishment
Then we are not an ideological "dissidents,"
Nor do we have a true countervailing "prophetic voice."
We are simply a collection of millions
of mirrored images - facsimiles...
affirmatively reflecting back...
