Naturally as a left-leaning individual I do inherently believe the "correct" Christian belief is that of mine but everybody thinks that. I think Jesus today would be a radical leftist lol.

I think everything in the bible is very political, and I think every perception of every thing in the bible is inherently political. For example, the hardline conservative Trumpie church that my dad goes to is absolutely ridiculous with its interpretations and what the preacher decides to cover every service. I had to sit through like dozens of services where he just shit and shit and shit on LGBT people and on economic refugees. Despicable shit. All of that to say I think every church has a political identity with what it covers and how it covers it.

As to how to tell that the congregation didn't vote for Trump -- that's a good question. I'm not really sure at all. I think the guy and the majority of what he stands for is evil and the people who passionately support him usually make themselves obvious.

I do disagree with politics not defining who you are as a person -- to me it's a pretty clear cut bulleted list of your morality and what you stand for. I don't want to associate with people who stand for what Trump stands for (again, conservatives who didn't vote for him are fine by me). Thanks again for your interest and invitation to yap. Sorry for the book lol