Which protestant Christian churches lean more to the political left and which lean more to the political right

Answer 1

Some left leanings ones are the United Church of Christ, the Episcopalian Church, ELCA (Lutheran), the Presbyterian Church USA, the United Methodist Church, Unitarians (though they aren't really Protestant) Disciples of Christ

Right leaning ones would be Southern Baptists, Assemblies of God, Presbyterian Church America, Missouri Synod Lutheran, and Church of Christ to name a few.

Many Protestant churches are individual congregations that aren't affiliated with a larger denomination or organizing body that could set positions on political/social issues. So often the political leanings of an individual church will vary because the church is independent of any larger denomination. Generally independent Pentecostal churches, independent evangelical churches, lean to the right, but not all do and some of these churches eschew politics all together.

Answer 2

Let us note that the very tradition, teaching, and faith of the Catholic Church from the beginning, which the Lord gave, was preached by the Apostles, and was preserved by the Fathers. On this was the Church founded; and if anyone departs from this, he neither is nor any longer ought to be called a Christian." St. Athanasius ("Four Letters to Serapion of Thmuisc," c. 360 A.D.)
>>>>"Do not devote your attention to the fallacies of artificial discourses, nor the vain promises of plagiarizing heretics, but to the venerable simplicity of unassuming truth." St. Hippolytus ("Refutation Of All Heresies," c. 205 A.D.)

Answer 3

I think "Assemblies of God" lean the most toward the left.

The Baptists are probably leaning to the right.

Answer 4

Jack, you have been so deluded by the teachings of Roman Catholicism that you sound like some kind of programmed zombie.

Answer 5

Churches are made up of individuals-- no possible way to correlate their political thoughts!