The evangelical pastor who rose to the top of the League thanks to Vannacci.

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“I joined the League thanks to General Vannacci, who put me in touch with Salvini. I bring proposals on various issues, which I hope will soon be embraced by the party.” Originally from Como, 79-year-old Adriano Crepaldi is an evangelical pastor who is very active in politics. He is the president of the Christian Evangelical Action, an association of evangelical Christians whose goal is to bring “Christian principles into Italian and European institutions,” as stated on its official website. Evangelical Christians are one of the churches that emerged from the Protestant Reformation and do not recognize the Catholic Church as the sole repository of the word of God. “I have been involved in politics for many years: my mission is to bring evangelical and Christian representatives into institutions and to find support from parties for our causes, such as the fight against gender ideology,” Crepaldi explained to Pagella Politica, emphasizing that he “often collaborates with associations like Pro Vita and Famiglia.” The so-called “gender ideology” is a term used by some conservative Catholic circles to negatively define initiatives aimed at spreading, particularly in schools, sexual and emotional education, as well as feminist theories and LGBT community struggles. Pro Vita and Famiglia is an ultracatholic association that opposes abortion and advocates for the so-called “natural family,” consisting of a man and a woman. Trovi QUI l’articolo completo di Pagella Politica