I'll believe that many Christians do not see Trump as savior, though. Following true Christian values in these times is a great idea.
I'll believe that many Christians do not see Trump as savior, though. Following true Christian values in these times is a great idea.
Pence was probably the most “Christian” of the Republican candidates last year and he had the fewest votes.
None of the prior Republican candidates for President would have stood a chance in todays environment.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_theology https://www.counterpunch.org/2019/01/30/a-theology-of-power-...
As a Christian that is certainly concerned about Christians supporting and voting for Trump, sadly I think many do (see him as a Savior and one who can do no wrong) but don't realize it. They excuse excuse excuse. What I see happening is history repeating itself. The Isrealites pleaded for a strong man king like the other countries even though God said they didn't need one as long as they lived by "following true Christian values". They still wanted one so God let them have one. Saul, being an insecure man, began oppressing them shortly after getting the throne.
Bob Jones University didn’t end the interracial dating ban until 2000.
https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/library/national...
The entire Christian Organization is corrupt. From the wide support of Trump by its leaders from the national and local level to systematic covering of child abuse in the Catholic Church.
If the abuses in the Catholic Church had happened anywhere else it would have come under RICO charges