The Hidden Meanings (and Trauma) Behind Evangelical Church Language

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This is about the weird moment when you leave evangelicalism and suddenly realize half the language you grew up with was coded ideology pretending to be theology. Or when you hear an evangelical pastor talking on the news and aren't sure how scary what they are saying is. We talk about spiritual warfare, purity culture, Christian nationalism, demon language, fear conditioning, and how churches train people to distrust their own instincts while calling it faith. Basically: the sermon was never just about Jesus. It was also about authority, obedience, gender, nationalism, and keeping everyone inside the walled garden terrified of Beyoncé.

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