This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies »

SW-User
[you have a funny typo in there, Jose instead of "those"]
I can think of two reasons: 1) anti-liberal Christians make a lot of noise about it and make themselves the most noticeable Christians; 2) for those liberals who are also non-religious or anti-religious for whatever reason, it's simple and convenient to lump everybody they disagree with together.
Other groups have the same issue. People think all Jews have beards and sidelocks (at least the male ones) and are gung-ho about Israel (actually those characteristics rarely go together, not to mention all the Jews who don't fit either stereotype), that all Muslims are militant jihadists, and so on.
I can think of two reasons: 1) anti-liberal Christians make a lot of noise about it and make themselves the most noticeable Christians; 2) for those liberals who are also non-religious or anti-religious for whatever reason, it's simple and convenient to lump everybody they disagree with together.
Other groups have the same issue. People think all Jews have beards and sidelocks (at least the male ones) and are gung-ho about Israel (actually those characteristics rarely go together, not to mention all the Jews who don't fit either stereotype), that all Muslims are militant jihadists, and so on.