Texas lawmakers, pastors prepare for ‘spiritual battle’

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Abraham George’s comments are the latest sign of the state GOP’s embrace of fundamentalist ideologies that seek to center public life around their faith.

Landon Schott, pastor of Mercy Culture, leads a worship service in the state Capitol extension auditorium on the first day of the 2025 state legislative session in Austin on Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2025.of Lubbock was elected Texas House speaker on Tuesday, Christian worshippers gathered in a Capitol meeting room to prepare for “spiritual war” and protect lawmakers from demonic forces.

Schott is the pastor of Mercy Culture Church in Fort Worth, and was among the Christian leaders who spent Tuesday rallying fellow believers ahead of a legislative session that they hope will further codify theirinto law. He was joined in those efforts by a throng of pastors and Republican leaders, who throughout the day claimed that church-state separationbetween church and state,” Republican Party of Texas Chair Abraham George said at a small rally with clergy and GOP lawmakers.

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