Sunday, July 5, 2026

James Talarico Described Himself As A ‘Christian Who Hates Christianity’: The Democrat Running for Outgoing Texas Sen. John Cornyn’s Seat Wants to Turn Jesus Christ into Karl Marx and the Trans Agenda Into Gospel

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Exclusive: James Talarico Described Himself As A ‘Christian Who Hates Christianity’:
The Democrat running for outgoing Texas Sen. John Cornyn’s seat wants to turn Jesus Christ into Karl Marx and the Trans Agenda Into Gospel
James Talarico has poured his leftist idea of Christianity down the throats of Bible Belt Texas for some time, even more so now in his quest for higher (political) power: The U.S. Senate. His road to Damascus moment of sorts seems to be that a “boring, straight, cis, white male” can bring a moral clarity to the nation’s political swamp. 

That is of course if you believe moral clarity is believing that “God is nonbinary,” that the Annunciation gave the go-ahead to murder the unborn, and that mutilating confused children’s bodies to change their sex is a manifestation of God’s love. 

Talarico, who is facing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in November’s pivotal Senate election, likes to use Christianity in his politics, but the alleged Biblical scholar admitted that he’s no fan of Christianity. 

“I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity, right?” the Austin Democrat said in exclusively unearthed audio. 

Talarico was the guest on Roberto Che Henderson-Espinoza’s Activist Theology podcast. The candidate said a lot of striking things on the program from March 2021, most of it more Marxist than mysterious. 

‘Transing Religion’

Espinoza, formerly known as Robyn Henderson-Espinoza identifies as a “nonbinary, transgender, Latinx theologian on the autistic spectrum.” The Ordained Baptist previously taught “Queer Theory and Theology,” “Introduction to Christian Social Ethics,” “The Ethics of Liberation,” and “Queer Theory and Religious Ethics” at Duke Divinity School, according to her bio. 

The trans activist once wrote a paper for the Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion titled, “Transing Religion: Moving Beyond the Logic of the (Hetero)Norm of Binaries.” In it, she proposed “transing religion as one approach to methodologically dismantle the logic of the norm that grounds the reproduction of binarisms and theologies of complementarity.”

Espinoza once delivered a sermon (in a “Black Lives Matter” vest) declaring the Bible is “trans-positive.” 

“How might we embrace the language of the writer of Genesis in that the earth being a formless void and mobilize darkness in the face of the deep as part of the creative process that is trans-inclusive and trans-positive,” Espinoza asked.

In fighting against a Texas bill that requires schools notify parents if their child tells a school official that he or she is trans, Espinoza warned that young trans queers living in Texas like she was “can be outed to their parents at will…”

Talarico confessed that when Espinoza followed him on Twitter, he “couldn’t contain” his “inner fan boy.” Espinoza’s book, the Senate candidate said, inspired him and, in an affected Texas accent, added that “y’all’s work continues to inspire me.”

Talarico, was talking about Espinoza’s book, Activist Theology. She wrote her opus, Body Becoming: A Path to Our Liberation, when he was a she (hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side), aka Robyn Henderson-Espinoza. The author, according to the Amazon blurb, “inhabits is a nonbinary body, a trans body, a body in two races — and a body continually in discovery. Theirs is also a body on sojourn invested in experience, body understanding, and engagement in and for human thriving.”

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