The average Evangelical already doesn't think Catholicism is Christianity, so I'm not sure how much "less ecumenical" we could get.

April 10, 2026 - 14:43 UTC

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..BUT...
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Evangelical leaders, famous for historic refusal to publicly comment on their political beliefs.

(To say nothing of decades of Democratic Catholics being denied communion for opposition to pro-life policies.)
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Once at a highway rest stop a kindly grandmother traveling with a large family passed me some literature detailing why the Pope was the antichrist.

Looking forward to another Thirty Years War on our home turf.
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Magic isn't real. Doesn't matter what your call it.
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The flip side, is that the average conservative US Catholic doesn't realize evangelicals don't consider them Christian.
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It's so weird to realize, having grown up outside the US, how batshit crazy american evangelicals are. Imagine not considering Catholics as Christians.
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“Yes-man our corporate sin or well smile less as we backhandedly consign you to hell”
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Good thing Protestant church leaders have never tried to influence US politics
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And yet the Catholics will walk over broken glass to run to a voting booth and support the GOP, knowing the white evangelicals who make up the GOP hate them. Let them have the country they voted for they deserve each other.
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So true! I found out several years ago that as a Catholic, I was not considered a Christian by some Protestants. Just blew my mind!
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I don't know that Evangelicals exactly keep it a secret that they think Catholics are idol worshippers? Or maybe were all SEO incepted by American Idol to not think about it
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