It is not something that is readily apparent unless you have grown up in an evangelical household/ gone to an evangelical church. It's a deep-rooted thought pro

It is not something that is readily apparent unless you have grown up in an evangelical household/ gone to an evangelical church. It's a deep-rooted thought process that doesn't usually come up in interactions with anyone outside of the church/social structure, since people from outside that social structure aren't inherently expected to adhere to its internal laws. The article talks about people who were already a part of the existing social norm and what happened when they were wronged within that norm.