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==Self Image==

==Self Image==

The self-image of evangelical Christians include:

The self-image of evangelical Christians include:

* generally better knowledge of the Bible compared to non-evangelical Christians

* generally better knowledge of the Bible

* view all events recorded in the Bible as historically accurate and treat it as the infallible Word of God

* view all events recorded in the Bible as historically accurate (and, therefore, generally reject evolution including theistic evolution)

* promote active participation in a local church

* a belief in the Bible as the inerrant and infallible Word of God

* active participation in a local church

* high levels of charity

* high levels of charity

* support of [[homeschooling]]

* support of [[homeschooling]]

* disbelief in evolution

* active participation in politics, usually holding to [[conservative]] political views; in the 21st century White Evangelicals in the 21st century have voted around 75%-80% for Republican presidential candidates

White Evangelicals in the 21st century have been voting 75%-80% for Republican presidential candidates and are politically [[conservative]].

The image is in sharp contrast to mainline Christians, but is comparable to Pentecostal and fundamentalist Christians generally.

==See also==

==See also==