Quakers and Mennonites are reliable allies at anti war demos, Episcopolians, Lutherans and liberation theology also have a section of Christian socialists within them. Some Quakers have been arguing for LGBTQ+ rights since before the Stonewall riots, and other LGBTQ+ affirming churches have joined them over the years.
A lot of evangelicals might be heretical in their beliefs, and they do dominate the narrative in the US, but they don’t get to speak for all Christians.
As if it is that easy. Ask any British trans person how easy it is to be heard when the TERFs are dominating the narrative and shutting down any alternative to their views.
There is a lot of crossover between the TERFs and the Evangelicals at the moment. They are unlikely allies, but Margaret Atwood pointed out that this could happen back in the 1980s.
Maybe it is time to ask why other people (the media?) are making it hard for mainstream Christians to be heard and make their presence known?
