This work analyzes the religious press during the period 1946-1953 based on its influence on the configuration of an Evangelical citizenship, as well as from the perspective
of its fight for religious freedom. Through archival review of the religious press during
this period, it attempts to reconstruct the way in which Protestants (a religious minority)
and Evangelicals were represented and how they elucidated, through moral discourse, the
historical conditions that they had to face in this period.
