This Boy's Protest

This Boy's Protest

ON THE MERGER OF CHURCH AND POLICTICS

by Harold D Spradling

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Relating my life-time religious. educational, and political experience to mount a valid protest on the weakening of religious faith by becoming actively politically and the phenomenal growth of my humble small church denomination that has changed from "saving souls" to religious prosperity Power and has led Millions of voters to moderate what they once called sin. Expanding this to Fundamentalists, Pentecostals, Evangelicals as well as the Extremist Republicans.

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    How does Spradling’s personal journey from a humble small-town background to deep involvement in religious and political spheres shape his perspective on faith?

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    In what ways do you think the shift from "saving souls" to seeking religious and political power has fundamentally altered the core message of modern denominations?

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    Spradling critiques the alignment of fundamentalist, Pentecostal, and evangelical groups with extremist politics; how do you see this intertwining of faith and partisanship affecting communities today?

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