My grandma grew up in a Primitive Baptist church in Georgia that banned instruments and made all church music verbally sung lol
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Anonymous1d
Idk evangelicals seem pretty uptight to me but I’m not Christian so idk
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Anonymous1d
Evangelical Protestantism’s influence in Latin America is a Cold War era CIA psyop. That’s not an exaggeration, it’s literally true
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Anonymous#11d
sacred harp?
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Anonymous#21d
Might have sung some of that yeah
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Anonymous#11d
damn if so that’d be so cool, v unique tradition with very dour songs, v usually sung by primitive baptists but is now spreading beyond to those outside the church
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Anonymous#11d
I guess I’m talking more abt the younger born again ones. Where im at they’re all Greek life ppl who go apeshit on Saturday and get forgiven on Sunday to repeat the cycle
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AnonymousOP1d
Yeah I think it’s the distinct shift from the weird small Protestant churches to the media-heavy capitalist megachurch televangelism stuff
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Anonymous#11d
for sure, i know in Brazil at least it’s dominated by assemblies of god which i A Lot more strict and with a big heap of pentecostalism weirdness for flavor
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Anonymous#21d
whereas the US i think has a lot more baptists and non-denominational which lean into the capitalist structure