ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月2日 05時06分

Plenty of young evangelicals believe Donald Trump has helped them to achieve their biggest goals, but others feel politically hopeless. There’s a fight for what the term “evangelical” even means, and they are living it. With days left before the midterm elections, we asked young evangelicals to tell us about the relationship between their faith and their politics. “The world I was dreaming about was not the world my church was dreaming about,” said Alexandria Beightol, 22, who was pulled out of Smith College in 2015 when she told her parents that she was rethinking the legitimacy of anti-gay theology. She is now a Democrat and plans on voting for Andrew Gillum. Alexandria was photographed above by @scottymacphoto on #nytassignment. Swipe left to see more photos of young evangelicals shot by @cayceclifford, @nickcotephoto and @audramelton and visit the link in our profile to see more about how they balance faith and politics.

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