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→Evangelicals and the shortterm, midterm and long term prospects of the alt-right
''See also:'' [[Atheism vs. Christian revival and Christian apologetics]] and [[Revival]]
''See also:'' [[Atheism vs. Christian revival and Christian apologetics]] and [[Revival]]
Evangelicals have not been very receptive to the alt-right. If there was a substantial growth of evangelicalism (due to a revival, their higher fertility rates and other factors), it likely would not benefit the alt-right.
Evangelicals have not been very receptive to the alt-right. If there was a substantial growth of evangelicalism in the West (due to a revival, their higher fertility rates, immigration and other factors), it likely would not benefit the alt-right.
In addition, a significant growth of evangelical Christianity in the West is due to American Hispanic evangelicals and evangelical European immigrants.
In addition, a significant growth of evangelical Christianity in the West is due to American Hispanic evangelicals and evangelical European immigrants.