Redeeming Babel: Another Political Trojan Horse for Evangelicals?
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Russell Moore, David French, and Curtis Chang are crafting curriculum to use at your church under the heading of "The After Party." This initiative is sponsored by Redeeming Babel which previously spearheaded "Christians and the Vaccine" which encouraged Christians to get the shot. Now the organization is back at it forming training materials to help pastors and other Christian leaders teach their people about how to be politically involved without being subverted by political parties. You can be the judge as to who's subverting whom.
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