You asked, “why did 20% of white evangelicals vote for Obama? why would evangelicals vote Democrat?” That is like asking “why did the Corinthians think of men above that which is written?” (1Cor. 4:6) You mean, “Why did 20% of Born again Evans vote like twice as many white Catholics?,” and why did only a 10% majority of even white Catholics vote like 70% of Evans? I am not sure what your reasoning is supposed to prove, but it appears you are attempting damage control by resorting to invoking the minority of Born again Evans who voted liberal like in in order to minimize that only 48% of Catholics voted for Romney, and just 59% white Catholics did, versus 69% of BA Evans and 57% of Prots overall. - , http://www.pewforum.org/Politics-and-Elections/How-the-Faithful-Voted-2012-Preliminary-Exit-Poll-Analysis.aspxThe majority of Catholics voted for Trump - what about your particular flavor of Christianity? Or is it a church of 1, so 100% voting for T?
So you respond to a 2012 post in you effectively which attacked 20% of evangelicals for voting like a majority of Catholics did , by invoking how a majority (60%) of Catholics voted for Trump, when 81% of evangelicals voted for him?
Just how does that refute the argument that "that evangelicals are more conservative," that evangelicals voted far more conservative than Catholics - and still do? And how does that support your wishful assertion that, "yes, every one of your statements is proven false"???
pewresearch.org
https://www.prri.org/spotlight/religion-and-the-2024-presidential-election/