Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is campaigning hard on being a Christian — just look at how happy Jimmy Kimmel was to let him pontificate about Jesus' teachings and speculate as to what Jesus would do if he entered the Senate today. We can't imagine Kimmel being that interested in Christian teachings, at least not with any other guest.
We've seen a lot of videos of Talarico's church — some of them "undercover" — as well as pictures posted on the church's own website. As this editor wrote in a VIP post the other night, a minister said that the church was not a belief-based church, but a values-based church, and that "we don’t have a lot of people who are religious here." So what she is saying is that it's not an actual church, but a progressive social club.
In another club, a lesbian minister claimed that Talarico's campaign was all smoke and mirrors: "I can guarantee you that once he gets elected, he’ll change his tune back to where he was," she said. Talarico himself has suggested that God is pro-choice, and that Mary's pregnancy was "an affirmation that creation has to be done with consent."
A new video from The Daily Wire has a minister from Talarico's church saying that we have no way of knowing if Jesus even existed.
EXCLUSIVE: James Talarico’s Pastor Says Jesus Didn’t Die For Sins, Slanders Virgin Mary
— Jacob Wheeler (@JWheelertv) September 23, 2026
“We have no way of knowing if Jesus really existed,” Rev. Babs Miller of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church says in NEW undercover video obtained by @realDailyWire. pic.twitter.com/spK4TWS4XT
Again, is the cross on the church's wall just there to have something to drape the trans flag over? They're not belief-based, they're not religious, and they don't know if Jesus really existed.
I try never to judge another’s faith—that’s for God to do—but if James Talarico’s pastor says she doesn’t believe that Jesus existed or that Jesus died for our sins…
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) September 23, 2026
…then that “pastor” is not a Christian.
She’s just a left-wing activist. https://t.co/vZZ0vdevFb
All of the apologetics of James Talarico make more sense when you realize these people aren’t actually Christians.
— Dustin Grage (@GrageDustin) September 23, 2026
"We have no way of knowing Jesus really existed..."
— Clifton Lee | Forgotten Order (@iamcliftonlee) September 23, 2026
False teacher, there is more evidence of Jesus' existence than for any authority you have to teach on it.
Besides there being written and archeological proof, us Christians have this thing called faith.
— Cici 🇺🇲 (@Cici_Cummings) September 24, 2026
Regardless of the completely un-Christian nonsense spewing from the fraud's deceitful mouth, the real question is how she/them/whatever was possibly ordained and called to serve at a so-called Presbyterian church.
— RDG (@rdgreen) September 23, 2026
What a disgusting, apostate fraudulent pastor! She is preaching absolutely fraudulent theology. She is factually wrong. This is secular humanism, not Christianity.
— Freshley Bruce (@BruceFreshley) September 23, 2026
One more reason the Presbyterian Church USA is hemorrhaging congregations.
— Wes Dorman (@JWesleyDorman) September 24, 2026
What 12 step program tells you to take what you want and leave the rest?
— Eric Field (@EricField65) September 24, 2026
So then, what does her church teach anyway? Like if she doesn't believe what is the point of her church? I don't get it.
— Jeremiah Grimwolden (@grimwolden5339) September 23, 2026
The whole point of Christianity is that Jesus died on the cross for our sins so we could be with God. What is the point of her church?
It is clear she chose this job because she hates Christianity and wants others to hate it too.
— Lilly Wilson (@RealLillyWilson) September 23, 2026
She is an anti-Christian activist.
First she says we don’t know if Jesus ever existed. Then she insists she knows WHY Jesus was crucified. 🙄
— tabula rasa (@huhwhatnope) September 24, 2026
Wow! This is a clear example of the type of person that Jesus will say "Away from me, I never knew you".
— Cathy P (@cathypeters77) September 23, 2026
That type of sin will not go well for her. Jesus did warn there would be more false teachers in the last days.
We think that Babs Miller does believe Jesus existed, but he was just a hippie preaching social justice.
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