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hey y’all remember that time my college roommates/church leaders gaslighted the shit out of me for a full year and i had no where to go or escape because i would face the same thing with me family and friends and church
remember when my roommates would call “house meetings” and then spend an hour telling me what i was doing wrong as a christian and friend and person and then, when i would start to cry, tell me “we can feel the rejection you feel and you should only be feeling loved by this”
remember when they told me i was a bad friend because i began isolating myself, avoiding them as much as possible, and becoming very private about my life and feelings
I've often seen evangelicals argue that their movement is not inherently political.
The only way this could be true is if one honestly believes white cisheteropatriarchy to be THE neutral, natural, and entirely objective position.
Which, FTR, is a deeply political view.
The only way this could be true is if one honestly believes white cisheteropatriarchy to be THE neutral, natural, and entirely objective position.
Which, FTR, is a deeply political view.
Recently saw someone claim it was only the "talking heads" who were actually political, the average person in the pews at an evangelical church is just a good person doing a bunch of good behind the scenes.
I want to explore that for a moment.
I want to explore that for a moment.
1st, I want to be 100% clear. There are evangelicals who fight for justice causes and do good in many, many ways.
But there is a flipside to that too, and we need to recognize this.
But there is a flipside to that too, and we need to recognize this.
