How can a true Christian, a true believer in God, support Donald Trump?

[norwegen]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

 

[surada]

How can a true Christian, a true believer in God, support Donald Trump? Donald Trump breaks the covenants of the Christian religion and almost every legitimate religion in the world.

1. He is not that bad, saver your hysteria for someone who cares.

2. And he does not hate Christians the way you libs do.

Trump mocks Christians the way he mocks veterans.

Yo mean, if some individual Christian attacks him, he attacks them back?

That is acceptable.

And does not contradict anything in my post.

No. That's not what I meant. He's on record saying thing like "can you believethey believe that shit".. Trump's a user. Everything with him is transactional.

If that is not what you meant, then you need to be more careful about what you say.

Trump is happy to politically ally with the religious right.

THe religious right, which is mostly composed of working class whites, which part of the group Trump crafted his campaign issues to appeal to, was drawn to support him politically.


Trump gets their support and has returned that support, with conservative judges and possibly other actions. I have not followed that closely, but religious conservatives seemed pretty happy with his administation.


That Trump is personally not one of them, is fine. The phrase, "politics makes strange bedfellows" is a cliche for a reason.


This is all normal shit. If you have trouble with it, that is probably an issue you have.


How do you feel personally, about Christian Evangelicals?

Evangelicals? Poorly educated followers of the Scofield heresy.

 

[surada]

Why would anyone attend Ernest Angley's funeral?

He does seem to have all the attributes of a conservative Christian evangelical...

Angley, who has spoken out against homosexuality as a sin,[20] has been accused of sexual abuse by former Grace Cathedral pastor Rev. Brock Miller. The abuse included genital touching and naked massage.[21] Miller filed a lawsuit against Angley and claims that he was abused for nine years. A settlement was reached between Angley and Miller in February 2020, the terms of which included a non-disparagement clause.[22] A 1996 tape recording of Angley admitting to sexual relations with a different man was subsequently leaked by an anonymous source.[23] Allegations of further sexual abuses, including forced vasectomies and abortions, have been reported by the Akron Beacon Journal and Forbes.[24]​

Ernest Angley - Wikipedia

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Gross venal hypocrite.

 

[Correll]

How can a true Christian, a true believer in God, support Donald Trump? Donald Trump breaks the covenants of the Christian religion and almost every legitimate religion in the world.

1. He is not that bad, saver your hysteria for someone who cares.

2. And he does not hate Christians the way you libs do.

Trump mocks Christians the way he mocks veterans.

Yo mean, if some individual Christian attacks him, he attacks them back?

That is acceptable.

And does not contradict anything in my post.

No. That's not what I meant. He's on record saying thing like "can you believethey believe that shit".. Trump's a user. Everything with him is transactional.

If that is not what you meant, then you need to be more careful about what you say.

Trump is happy to politically ally with the religious right.

THe religious right, which is mostly composed of working class whites, which part of the group Trump crafted his campaign issues to appeal to, was drawn to support him politically.


Trump gets their support and has returned that support, with conservative judges and possibly other actions. I have not followed that closely, but religious conservatives seemed pretty happy with his administation.


That Trump is personally not one of them, is fine. The phrase, "politics makes strange bedfellows" is a cliche for a reason.


This is all normal shit. If you have trouble with it, that is probably an issue you have.


How do you feel personally, about Christian Evangelicals?

Evangelicals? Poorly educated followers of the Scofield heresy.

Do you assume they are wacist? Stupid? Gullible? Sexist?

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

You claim that colonial America had no hierarchy. That is plainly not the case. I have just schooled you on your error.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

How can a true Christian, a true believer in God, support Donald Trump? Donald Trump breaks the covenants of the Christian religion and almost every legitimate religion in the world.

1. He is not that bad, saver your hysteria for someone who cares.

2. And he does not hate Christians the way you libs do.

Trump mocks Christians the way he mocks veterans.

Yo mean, if some individual Christian attacks him, he attacks them back?

That is acceptable.

And does not contradict anything in my post.

No. That's not what I meant. He's on record saying thing like "can you believethey believe that shit".. Trump's a user. Everything with him is transactional.

If that is not what you meant, then you need to be more careful about what you say.

Trump is happy to politically ally with the religious right.

THe religious right, which is mostly composed of working class whites, which part of the group Trump crafted his campaign issues to appeal to, was drawn to support him politically.


Trump gets their support and has returned that support, with conservative judges and possibly other actions. I have not followed that closely, but religious conservatives seemed pretty happy with his administation.


That Trump is personally not one of them, is fine. The phrase, "politics makes strange bedfellows" is a cliche for a reason.


This is all normal shit. If you have trouble with it, that is probably an issue you have.


How do you feel personally, about Christian Evangelicals?

Evangelicals? Poorly educated followers of the Scofield heresy.

Do you assume they are wacist? Stupid? Gullible? Sexist?

All of that.

 

[norwegen]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

You claim that colonial America had no hierarchy. That is plainly not the case. I have just schooled you on your error.

Well, that slave-owning society is gone. The Republicans took the Democrats' slaves away.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

You claim that colonial America had no hierarchy. That is plainly not the case. I have just schooled you on your error.

Well, that slave-owning society is gone. The Republicans took the Democrats' slaves away.

before they swapped sides.

 

[surada]

How can a true Christian, a true believer in God, support Donald Trump? Donald Trump breaks the covenants of the Christian religion and almost every legitimate religion in the world.

1. He is not that bad, saver your hysteria for someone who cares.

2. And he does not hate Christians the way you libs do.

Trump mocks Christians the way he mocks veterans.

Yo mean, if some individual Christian attacks him, he attacks them back?

That is acceptable.

And does not contradict anything in my post.

No. That's not what I meant. He's on record saying thing like "can you believethey believe that shit".. Trump's a user. Everything with him is transactional.

If that is not what you meant, then you need to be more careful about what you say.

Trump is happy to politically ally with the religious right.

THe religious right, which is mostly composed of working class whites, which part of the group Trump crafted his campaign issues to appeal to, was drawn to support him politically.


Trump gets their support and has returned that support, with conservative judges and possibly other actions. I have not followed that closely, but religious conservatives seemed pretty happy with his administation.


That Trump is personally not one of them, is fine. The phrase, "politics makes strange bedfellows" is a cliche for a reason.


This is all normal shit. If you have trouble with it, that is probably an issue you have.


How do you feel personally, about Christian Evangelicals?

Evangelicals? Poorly educated followers of the Scofield heresy.

Do you assume they are wacist? Stupid? Gullible? Sexist?

If they can be incited by Trump, yes. Trump knows the mob is his audience.

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[cnm]

Gross venal hypocrite.

Ah. Yes, those attributes.

 

[norwegen]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

You claim that colonial America had no hierarchy. That is plainly not the case. I have just schooled you on your error.

Well, that slave-owning society is gone. The Republicans took the Democrats' slaves away.

before they swapped sides.

Just another conspiracy theorist.

Just so you know the hierarchy in the slave trade was a Democrat hierarchy.

 

[surada]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

You claim that colonial America had no hierarchy. That is plainly not the case. I have just schooled you on your error.

Well, that slave-owning society is gone. The Republicans took the Democrats' slaves away.

There has aways been a heirarchy in America.. Successful planters, share croppers, coal miners. We have a "representtive democracy".

 

[surada]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

You claim that colonial America had no hierarchy. That is plainly not the case. I have just schooled you on your error.

Well, that slave-owning society is gone. The Republicans took the Democrats' slaves away.

before they swapped sides.

Just another conspiracy theorist.

Just so you know the hierarchy in the slave trade was a Democrat hierarchy.

You mean the Dutch East Indies Company.

 

[cnm]

Just so you know the hierarchy in the slave trade was a Democrat hierarchy.

It was an American hierarchy. A Southern American hierarchy in the main.

 

[SmokeALib]

How can a true Christian, a true believer in God, support Donald Trump? Donald Trump breaks the covenants of the Christian religion and almost every legitimate religion in the world.

You're an idiot.

 

[norwegen]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

You claim that colonial America had no hierarchy. That is plainly not the case. I have just schooled you on your error.

Well, that slave-owning society is gone. The Republicans took the Democrats' slaves away.

There has aways been a heirarchy in America.. Successful planters, share croppers, coal miners. We have a "representtive democracy".

A natural hierarchy.

Try to understand, eh.

A forced hierarchy didn't really beset Americans until the Progressive Era. That was when leftwing overreach began, when a ruling class began to entrench itself in American society.

A ruling class just like the temple class that Jesus squashed.

 

[surada]

Christ delivered a kingdom in which all citizens are equal - the humbled exalted and the exalted humbled. All are priests adorned in royalty. The Christians' kingdom has no hierarchy save for Christ alone.

This is not the vision of the Democrat Party, the Communist Party or any other ruling organization. It's kind of a republican vision, though. Very much a colonial American order.

Trump is much closer to this school than any leftwinger ever was.

It really isnt a "colonial American order". How can a slave owning society not have a hierarchy?

The innocuous colonial governments are a historical reality.

Inject some off-topic issue to try to sidetrack all you want. Because you're a dolt who misses the point.

You claim that colonial America had no hierarchy. That is plainly not the case. I have just schooled you on your error.

Well, that slave-owning society is gone. The Republicans took the Democrats' slaves away.

There has aways been a heirarchy in America.. Successful planters, share croppers, coal miners. We have a "representtive democracy".

A natural hierarchy.

Try to understand, eh.

A forced hierarchy didn't really beset Americans until the Progressive Era. That was when leftwing overreach began, when a ruling class began to entrench itself in American society.

A ruling class just like the temple class that Jesus squashed.

I think your conclusions are VERY thin.. Ever heard of lint heads or working in the company store?

 

[norwegen]

Once upon a time, America really was a city on a hill, but the Godless left changed that.

 

[surada]

Once upon a time, America really was a city on a hill, but the Godless left changed that.

Right.. The Godless left gave us child labor laws and 40 hour work weeks.

 

[Darkwind]

How can a true Christian, a true believer in God, support Donald Trump? Donald Trump breaks the covenants of the Christian religion and almost every legitimate religion in the world.

You would be the very last person who could determine what a 'True Christian' should or should not support.

One thing is for sure Donald John Trump has no Christian qualities, so how can any Christian support that former Democrat donor?

What would you know of Christian qualities?