Far-right evangelical leaders declared Trump’s victory was assured by divine intervention. When he lost, they faced a crisis: either they failed God or the election was stolen.
Karrie Gaspard-Hogewood explains: 'God can't be wrong, so it must be some kind of human error or nefariousness or cheating,' leading to a worldview ripe for conspiracy thinking.
At 'Stop the Steal' rallies, charismatic Christians prayed to summon miracles and bind evil spiritual forces seen in their political opponents, reflecting deep ideological divides.
This politically charged theology is growing rapidly, emphasizing the belief that evil spirits are using political figures to usurp God’s authority and destiny for America.
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