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What if one of the most common evangelical beliefs is quietly fueling cruelty—not just in politics, but in everyday life?
In this deeply personal video, former evangelical pastor Pat Kahnke shares why he no longer agrees with the traditional view of hell held by much of American evangelicalism. This isn’t just a theological debate—it’s about how bad theology gives people permission to dehumanize others.
Pat connects the dots between evangelical beliefs about eternal torment, the rise of the MAGA movement, and the growing acceptance of cruelty toward immigrants, refugees, and anyone deemed an outsider. He reflects on why these beliefs matter, how they shape political attitudes, and why they’re spiritually dangerous—not just to their targets, but to those who hold them.
If you’ve wrestled with questions about faith, justice, politics, and whether American evangelicalism still reflects the teachings of Jesus, this conversation is for you.
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