[ansel12]

LOL, you sure have an anti-Evangelical spin to everything, no wonder you didn’t know that Cruz was an evangelical, or that Santorum did so well with Evangelicals, or that Evangelicals voted for Romney in the 2012 election, at a higher percentage than any other voting group or religion, or denomination.

As you described yourself, “”I’m not a religious person, myself.””

[Jack Black]

Actually I was aware of this: "Evangelicals voted for Romney in the 2012 election, at a higher percentage than any other voting group or religion". That fact is easy to find in most statistical breakdowns of the election. The others you site (who voted for Santorum) are less easy to find, but again seeing as he won states in the largely evangelical Bible Belt he obviously had a lot of support there. (Until recently I was not really aware of how many states he won the Popular Vote.)

And yes, I'm not a particularly religious person. but that certainly doesn't make me anti-religious, anti-Christian or anti-Evangelical.

I've been having a lot of conversations with a very close friend on these topics, who is Protestant, and perhaps I've generalized some of his views inappropriately onto most Protestants.