Samara Martins: Because he even advocated communion among people, advocated distributing things to the poor, he advocated that everyone live in peace and live well.
Samara Martins: So it's closer to us than what they defend now.
Because a Christian who will defend that everyone must die, that everyone must be imprisoned, that a good criminal is a dead criminal, that we have to distribute weapons to everyone, makes no sense at all... Also, we've been dialoguing with some Christian movements; just now there was in Belo Horizonte a collective called Christians for Democracy.
Samara Martins: and we've kept this debate because Christians shouldn't be defending these right-wing and far-right agendas.
Samara Martins: They do it because their religious leaders use the faith they have to say that this is the way.