Let's ask the question. Evangelicals and Donald Trump, is this a match made in heaven or a marriage with hell?

It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution.

Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience and President

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86634 Truth. Here again is Dr. Michael Brown. Well, I've got a neat story to tell you, a fun little

story. I'll tell you that in a moment.

And we're going to probe some sensitive issues today. But as always, in a constructive, edifying, God-glifying way,

evangelicals help get Donald Trump into office, help vote him into the presidency. Has that been a good move or a bad

move? I was speaking to an evangelical leader during a conference with him in England, and I said,

without question, President Trump has done a lot of things that are important to evangelicals and

important to conservatives. And he said, yes, but at what

cost? And he was one that, I don't know if he voted for Donald Trump or not, but recognize the

good he's done, but said how much has it cost us in the process? I just got today a couple of

tweets that are really eye-opening and a couple of texts

that are even more eye-opening. I want to share these with you as we ask an honest question.

Evangelicals and Donald Trump. White evangelicals who voted, voted roughly 81% for Donald Trump.

Shocking in many ways, given his history, shocking in many ways, giving the fact that we

always say character matters.

But he's kept his promises and done so much good.

On the other hand, has our association with him hurt us more than helped us?

866-348-7-884. What do you think? Do you believe that the evangelical

vote for Donald Trump has helped our cause on a larger basis with conservative justices

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