evangelical

Converse of object

• think: I think some hard-line evangelicals have trouble with the idea of Grace.
• include: The Church of England, and that includes evangelicals, needs a bomb under it as far as finance is concerned.
• do: Why do evangelicals have nothing to say about justice?

Adjective modifier

• conservative: I feel perhaps that I am being overly critical of the group of conservative evangelicals in which I found myself fifteen years ago.
• charismatic: Likewise I have observed the vagueness of some OE and Charismatic evangelicals - all categories both in and outside the CofE.
• Conservative: Equally there are many Protestants who are not Conservative Evangelicals.
• fellow: According to a Sri Lankan evangelical pastor, some of his fellow evangelicals have engaged in insensitive conduct.
• open: Is this what Fulcrum is about giving a voice to us Open Evangelicals?

Modifies a noun

• Anglican: Why then are evangelical Anglicans often reticent about clearly opposing homophobia?
• Protestantism: And Americans stand out among other Western cultures for their relative religiosity, especially in the form of evangelical Protestantism.
• revival: There is little or no possibility of a second evangelical revival sweeping the country.
• Christianity: Some call evangelical Christianity the " religion of the poor.
• theology: Standard evangelical theology says that only people who have chosen to follow Jesus will get to Heaven.
• preacher: On Sundays he liked to listen to the Evangelical preachers, who used to have open air congregations along the seafront.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: They led to an almost evangelical campaign against all types of inventory within any operation.
• open: Does that mean that " open evangelical " and " open liberal " are the same?
• not: Reform are not evangelical for the Gospel they are evangelical for churchmanship and tradition.
• truly: However, a third kind of service was needed â a " truly evangelical " one.