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Biazita Gomes stated that part of the evangelicals supported Flávio Bolsonaro for a religious power project, and not for a project for the country. According to her, these people believed that he would make their religion official in Brazil, an idea that, she wrote, was mentioned in churches in various parts of the country. #Evangelicos #FlavioBolsonaro #Religião (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that in the passage from the Gospel of Matthew 22:1-14, Jesus spoke of a wedding banquet organized by a king for his son. As he pointed out, the celebration represented that of the faithful, and the banquet hall included churches, homes, and places where they lived, where Jesus Christ returned every day to express his love to them and awaited their response. #Evangelio #Jesucristo #Fe (translated)

Gabo stated that, to convince the average Brazilian, it would be less effective to call Flávio a fascist than to say that he is evangelical and that the owner of the Assembly of God would be allied with him to profit. The author argued that it was time to abandon the "ciranda" and speak the language of the people. https://t.co/FrvZ0knNpS #Política #Brasil #Evangélico (translated)

Thomaz stated that an evangelical bishop said, in the presence of Flávio Bolsonaro during an event, that he would ask for votes for the candidate if he could. The author criticized the use of religion as a political platform. https://t.co/RoTwtrvssg #politica #religiao #Brasil (translated)

Pentecostal church leaders in Brazil align with Flávio Bolsonaro in the electoral runoff, highlighting the influence of the far-right and evangelicalism in the country's politics, in a context of growing religious conservatism in Latin America. #Brasil #Evangelicos #Ultraderecha (translated)

Lia Lightwood told Sebastianl0v3r and Maluparis that each evangelical church had an interpreter. She also stated that the left was mobilizing to show what it considered Flávio's absurdities, but many people could not understand the message being conveyed. #IgrejaEvangelica #Politica #Brasil (translated)

Gabo stated that the person he was referring to had put an end to the auto school mafia and to the bets, and mentioned the tax exemption for those earning up to 5,000. He also wrote that she was neither evangelical nor a mason, did not subordinate herself to the United States, did not intend to donate Brazil's rare earths, and did not want Israel to govern the country. https://t.co/ujC4FoUsag #Brasil #Política #Justiça (translated)

The article explores how the live-streamed execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, orchestrated by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, reflects an interpretation of the death penalty that intertwines faith, justice, and spectacle in Trump's neo-evangelical vision of the nation under God. #PenaDiMorte #Trump #Fede (translated)

Pedro Menin assessed that an interview with Vorcaro to Globo could harm Lula and benefit Flávio. He called Vorcaro a criminal but also intelligent and speculated that he could blame members of the Workers' Party and say that Flávio's money was intended solely for a film. Menin also suggested that Vorcaro might align himself with the right to gain future advantages in trials. In Menin's view, supporting Lula would be a poor strategy among evangelicals, a group that, according to him, had a 70% rejection rate of the president—a percentage that could reach 90% after the leak of old tweets attributed to Ana Elisa, the PT's coordinator, about churches and believers. He stated that Vorcaro and his brother-in-law were pastors and speculated that they could turn to the church's power if their businesses did not succeed. Menin said that an attempt to prevent the interview could be seen as censorship and could lead to a 65 to 35 defeat for Lula in the second round. He also predicted that a victory for Flávio could initiate an impeachment process against Moraes and trigger a historic rise in the stock market in the following months. He noted that the text was merely a guess, that he had no non-public information, and that he could be very wrong. #Brasil #Política #Eleições2024 (translated)

The profile #MILGRAU2026™ stated that Palmeiras had done its job, although the match had been more tense than it should have been. It highlighted Flaco as decisive once again and praised Lucas Evangelista's effort. It also credited Neymar, whom it called a Palmeiras fan, for a result at Vila against Flamengo. According to the author, the next derby could determine Palmeiras' leadership, while the rival would be in the Z4. It concluded by saying that each team would end up in its rightful place. #Futebol #Palmeiras #Brasileirão (translated)

At the age of 99, theologian Jakub S. Trojan, a significant figure of the evangelical church and a signatory of Charter 77, who buried Jan Palach and led the Evangelical Theological Faculty of Charles University after the Velvet Revolution, passed away. #teologie #demokracie #lidskápráva (translated)

Dani Alves, former footballer and now evangelical pastor, expressed his support for Flávio Bolsonaro in the elections on October 25, stating that the Holy Spirit revealed the name of the former president to him, promoting his choice as a result of the politics of obedience. #DaniAlves #FlavioBolsonaro #politicadellobbedienza (translated)

Pope Leo XIV stated that families contributed to the mission of the Church through their daily lives: with love, fidelity, care, and forgiveness; the education of their children and the transmission of faith; attention to the elderly and vulnerable, and service to their communities and society. He added that in this way, they bore witness to the Gospel and contributed to the life of the Church. #Familia #Iglesia #Evangelio (translated)

James Connolly stated that he was a communist and Stalinist, and that he would support Falange if, in his opinion, it defended its program better than any communist party. He also criticized those who, as he wrote, aligned themselves with Puigdemont and the king of Morocco, employed a hostile characterization of evangelicals, recycled Starbucks cups, and used the term "todes." #Comunismo #Estalinismo #Política (translated)

Eduardo Saldaña stated that evangelical neopentecostal Christianity was continuing to advance and that more and more figures, such as singers and footballers, were joining this movement. He noted that it had not yet been seen in Spain, but that it would arrive, and argued that it adapted well to a society marked by social media. #Cristianismo #Neopentecostal #Sociedad (translated)

The Pastoral Brothers styled themselves in a post as Pontius Pilate and, in his name, apologized to the Holy Church for the execution of Jesus of Nazareth. According to their account, Pilate's responsibility was accompanied by the claim that Jesus was partly to blame for his fate because he provoked the Jewish priests and Sadducees and did not defend himself. The authors also stated that Pilate did not concern himself much with the execution, as there were many condemned at that time, and that the evangelists took his words out of context. They downplayed the consequences by saying that Jesus rose from the dead after three days. They concluded the post with Pilate's greeting with the Roman Empire in their hearts. #historie #náboženství #Církev (translated)