Evangelical Advisers Condemn Charlottesville Rally

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Evangelical Advisers Condemn Charlottesville Rally More Than Trump
Christian leaders name the evil behind this weekend's violence.
KATE SHELLNUTT
While many American politicians and citizens criticize President Donald Trump for not specifically calling out white supremacists for the deadly violence in Charlottesville over the weekend, his evangelical advisers have been more vocal. All but a handful of the two dozen evangelical leaders on the President's advisory board posted in response to the "Unite the Right" rally that drew white nationalists and neo-Nazis to the historic Virginia city on Friday and Saturday, spurring counter-protests from interfaith groups. continue reading >>

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