Brazilians have scapegoated evangelicals as Bolsonaro's fan club, claims Lucas Lirose. The Protestant landscape is not monolithic: Pentecostals, Neo-Pentecostals, congregations. Some priests supported Bolsonaro; Not every believer did this. Churches fill gaps left by the state - favelas, prisons. Many of them are socially conservative, but hold workers' rights; The universal church allows support for abortion. And it's not just American imports. Brazilian evangelicalism grew locally. A worker can vote Lula and still attend a conservative church. Until the left stops treating entire communities as enemies, it will continue to misread Brazil. Read more by Lucas Lirose more about world politics.