Re: The political role of (most) protestant churches in L. America (wasRe: On "Hispanic" Republicans (was Re: [Marxism] re:Buying

["Carlos A. Rivera" <cerejota@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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From: "Nestor Gorojovsky" <nestorgoro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> > Aside from
> > the evangelical wave, which is recent, the protestant churches have
> > followed the catholic church in political terms in Latin America.

> This is enormously mistaken.

Enorme fue tu constestacion!!! Por dios!!! (jejeje)

Now, excellent and instructive piece of information, I actually learned a
lot today of Southern Patagonian history, which is a subject I had never
touched.

Now, I read and re-read and re-read, but I can't see how is it that
Catholicism and Protestantism are placed in contrast in this story, in terms
of what I mentioned in my posts on the "Hispanic" move towards conservatism.
I don't believe this is a factor simply because religious conversion in to
Pretestantism is not that important to be in power in the USA. There has
been a Catholic president etc.

As to the CIA fronts in Brazil (or El Salvador etc), they are precisely the
evangelical wave I refered to.

sks


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