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* support of [[homeschooling]] and Christian schools (though not to the level of fundamentalism)
 
* support of [[homeschooling]] and Christian schools (though not to the level of fundamentalism)
 
* active participation in politics, usually holding to [[conservative]] political views; in the 21st century White Evangelicals have voted around 75%–80% for Republican presidential candidates
 
* active participation in politics, usually holding to [[conservative]] political views; in the 21st century White Evangelicals have voted around 75%–80% for Republican presidential candidates
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**This includes a willingness to work with other Christian groups, both inside and outside of Evangelicalism and even outside Protestantism, on major social issues such as the [[pro-life]] cause, whereas fundamentalist groups generally do not work with groups not in its camp
    
The beliefs and practices are comparable to those held by Pentecostal/charismatic and fundamentalist Christians, but generally are in sharp contrast to those held by mainline Christians.
 
The beliefs and practices are comparable to those held by Pentecostal/charismatic and fundamentalist Christians, but generally are in sharp contrast to those held by mainline Christians.
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