From the linked survey results in the linked article:
One-third or more of senior pastors believe:
• Sexual relations between two unmarried people who believe they love each other is morally acceptable.
• Determining moral truth is up to each individual; there are no moral absolutes that apply to everyone, all the time.
• The Holy Spirit is not a living entity but is a symbol of God’s power, presence, or purity.
• Having faith matters more than which faith you have.
• Reincarnation is a real possibility.
• It is possible to reach complete spiritual maturity during our time on earth.
• A person who is generally good, or does enough good things for others, can earn a place in Heaven.
• They are willing to try just about anything once.
• Socialism is preferable to capitalism.
• Allowing property ownership facilitates economic injustice.
• The Bible is ambiguous in its teaching about abortion, enabling you to make a strong argument either for or against abortion based on biblical principles.
One-third or more of senior pastors do not believe:
• Human life is sacred.
• Wealth is entrusted to individuals to be managed for God’s purposes.
• Success is consistent obedience to God.
• People are born into sin and can only be saved from its consequences by Jesus Christ
. • They, personally, will experience eternal salvation only because they have personally confessed their sins and accepted Jesus Christ as their savior.
I'm not a socialist, but that's not an unChristian belief.
I don't think God cares whether you're a socialist or a capitalist. Both can enter Heaven if they accept Christ and show it with their fruits.
Christ did say, pay your taxes. Paul said to obey Earthly authorities. There are limits, but for the most part, God is not concerned with partisan politics.