The evangelicals behind the letter do not necessarily endorse Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, they write ― but they are united in their opposition to Trump, who is working to maintain the Republican stronghold on the evangelical community. “Imperfect elections and flawed candidates often make for complicated and difficult choices for Christians,” the letter reads. “But sometimes historic moments arise when more is at stake than partisan politics ― when the meaning and integrity of our faith hangs in the balance. Mitt Romney won 78 percent in 2012, according to exit polling. Trump is likely to win with evangelicals this year, polling suggests.

Source: Huffington Post October 07, 2016 15:33 UTC