Evangelical Christians’ view of Trump remains positive overall, but some concerns remain

[Vambram]

Evangelical Christians’ view of Trump remains positive overall, but some concerns remain

Former President Trump's conservative judicial appointments are one reason evangelical Christians are supporting him, but some hesitance remains.

justthenews.com

Evangelical Christians largely remain supportive of former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election as they did during the last two presidential election cycles, despite concerns regarding his ambivalent abortion stance that it is a "states rights" issue. The religious group that aided Trump in his 2016 presidential election victory is still supporting him this cycle, especially when the alternative is President Joe Biden. However, there is disagreement among evangelical Christians over the importance of regulating abortion, which is an issue upon which Trump is more moderate.
According to a March Pew Research Center poll, white evangelical Protestants were the religious group with the most positive view of Trump, as 67% viewed him favorably, including 30% who said “very favorably.” In a January opinion piece for Fox News, Hugh Hewitt, syndicated radio show host and law professor at Chapman University, explained that evangelical Christians are for Trump because of his support for religious freedom, his stance with parents against the progressive education system, and because they believe he’s being treated unjustly by the same political elites that view them unfavorably.

 

[Neogaia777]

Evangelical Christians’ view of Trump remains positive overall, but some concerns remain

Former President Trump's conservative judicial appointments are one reason evangelical Christians are supporting him, but some hesitance remains.

justthenews.com

Evangelical Christians largely remain supportive of former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election as they did during the last two presidential election cycles, despite concerns regarding his ambivalent abortion stance that it is a "states rights" issue. The religious group that aided Trump in his 2016 presidential election victory is still supporting him this cycle, especially when the alternative is President Joe Biden. However, there is disagreement among evangelical Christians over the importance of regulating abortion, which is an issue upon which Trump is more moderate.
According to a March Pew Research Center poll, white evangelical Protestants were the religious group with the most positive view of Trump, as 67% viewed him favorably, including 30% who said “very favorably.” In a January opinion piece for Fox News, Hugh Hewitt, syndicated radio show host and law professor at Chapman University, explained that evangelical Christians are for Trump because of his support for religious freedom, his stance with parents against the progressive education system, and because they believe he’s being treated unjustly by the same political elites that view them unfavorably.

Don't people understand that Federal rules/laws are something (a standard) by which all other states must abide by, but that can also each make their own more strict rules/regulations/restrictions/laws regarding that?

Or am I wrong about that maybe?

Because of this oftentimes, Federal rules/laws most usually have to be a little bit less restrictive, or a little bit more lenient, etc.

God Bless.

 

[Vambram]

Evangelicals can win the election for Trump

As conservative evangelicals, we stand at a critical juncture in our nation’s history, confronted by an aggressive push from secular, “woke” ideologies championed by President Biden and his administration.

www.washingtontimes.com

Mr. Trump’s track record of appointing strong, conservative judicial candidates underscores his alignment with evangelical values. His vision to “make America great again” is not just a political slogan but a call to restore America’s Christian heritage since its greatness came from the Christian faith that inspired her. He will end diversity, equity and inclusion policies. He will make sure that we put America first. He will end atheism as a state-run religion. He will protect those who still believe in faith, family and freedom. For evangelicals, his administration stands as the only viable option for those of us who value religious freedom and the sanctity of life. As the elections approach, we must not be complacent. We are called to act decisively, uniting under Mr. Trump’s leadership to oppose Mr. Biden and the progressive left. By reinstating a leader who champions our Christian way of life and continues to support judicial appointments that protect our most sacred values, we can ensure that America remains faithful to its divine foundations. Let this be our call to arms: to mobilize effectively, ensure our voices are heard and secure a future that reflects our deepest convictions and Christian heritage.

 

[Neogaia777]

Evangelicals can win the election for Trump

As conservative evangelicals, we stand at a critical juncture in our nation’s history, confronted by an aggressive push from secular, “woke” ideologies championed by President Biden and his administration.

www.washingtontimes.com

Mr. Trump’s track record of appointing strong, conservative judicial candidates underscores his alignment with evangelical values. His vision to “make America great again” is not just a political slogan but a call to restore America’s Christian heritage since its greatness came from the Christian faith that inspired her. He will end diversity, equity and inclusion policies. He will make sure that we put America first. He will end atheism as a state-run religion. He will protect those who still believe in faith, family and freedom. For evangelicals, his administration stands as the only viable option for those of us who value religious freedom and the sanctity of life. As the elections approach, we must not be complacent. We are called to act decisively, uniting under Mr. Trump’s leadership to oppose Mr. Biden and the progressive left. By reinstating a leader who champions our Christian way of life and continues to support judicial appointments that protect our most sacred values, we can ensure that America remains faithful to its divine foundations. Let this be our call to arms: to mobilize effectively, ensure our voices are heard and secure a future that reflects our deepest convictions and Christian heritage.

By ending diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, does he plan on ending diversity, equity, and inclusion, etc?

And by ending atheism as a state-run religion, does he plan on putting another religion in it's place, etc?

We must be very, very careful with this new ground we are about to tread, because sometimes they can be the exact same way that some of the darkest parts of our history are about to repeat themselves, or are about to start all over again, etc.

And that to me is "scary", etc.

We want to always be going forwad, and not back, etc.

God Bless.

 

[Vambram]

By ending diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, does he plan on ending diversity, equity, and inclusion, etc?

And by ending atheism as a state-run religion, does he plan on putting another religion in it's place, etc?

We must be very, very careful with this new ground we are about to tread, because sometimes they can be the exact same way that some of the darkest parts of our history are about to repeat themselves, or are about to start all over again, etc.

And that to me is "scary", etc.

We want to always be going forwad, and not back, etc.

God Bless.

According to the constitution of the USA, there should never EVER be a state run religion in the USA. If DEI policies are terminated, then logically that tells me that Trump does plan on replacing DEI by using the system of meritocracy where people are hired and/or promoted in their jobs based upon a person's skills and abilities. I do 100% believe that Donald Trump and the vast majority of conservatives do not want to return American culture and society to the darkest parts of our American history.

 

[Offline4Better.]

Evangelical Christians’ view of Trump remains positive overall, but some concerns remain

Former President Trump's conservative judicial appointments are one reason evangelical Christians are supporting him, but some hesitance remains.

justthenews.com

Evangelical Christians largely remain supportive of former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election as they did during the last two presidential election cycles, despite concerns regarding his ambivalent abortion stance that it is a "states rights" issue. The religious group that aided Trump in his 2016 presidential election victory is still supporting him this cycle, especially when the alternative is President Joe Biden. However, there is disagreement among evangelical Christians over the importance of regulating abortion, which is an issue upon which Trump is more moderate.
According to a March Pew Research Center poll, white evangelical Protestants were the religious group with the most positive view of Trump, as 67% viewed him favorably, including 30% who said “very favorably.” In a January opinion piece for Fox News, Hugh Hewitt, syndicated radio show host and law professor at Chapman University, explained that evangelical Christians are for Trump because of his support for religious freedom, his stance with parents against the progressive education system, and because they believe he’s being treated unjustly by the same political elites that view them unfavorably.

I am not evangelical, but am a Catholic Christian, and would like a Christian president who is a bit more humble, that is why Peter Sonski is probably gonna be written in on my ballot. Much better than Joe's stance, that is for sure. Though, the Joe supporters will jump on me in a matter of minutes, saying "Peter is not qualified". Well, Joe is not qualified either. He is a little old to be running for office. Even Trump is a little old to be running for office, and Trump has a flaky pro-life stance, as he sometimes is pro-abortion. If we want someone solidly pro-life, Peter Sonski appears to be the guy.

Peter Sonski's pro-life stance:

Peter Sonski’s policy on Abortion

Peter Sonski’s most recent views and policy on Abortion in 2024. In response to the question “What is your stance on abortion?”, Peter Sonski’s response was...

www.isidewith.com

Trump flip-flops on pro-life (2024, opinion piece):

Trump's New Position Is Not Pro-Life

In 2016, Trump won with the help of vigorous pro-life support, and many of his supporters felt vindicated with the appointment of the Justices who overturned Roe v. Wade.

www.newsweek.com

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[Neogaia777]

I do 100% believe that Donald Trump and the vast majority of conservatives do not return American culture and society to the darkest parts of our American history.

I should truly hope not, and will be praying that that never ever happens again.

Certain kinds of talk just scares me sometimes, etc.

And sometimes sends red flags up for me sometimes, etc.

Sometimes those are false though, etc.

God Bless.

 

[Pommer]

According to the constitution of the USA, there should never EVER be a state run religion in the USA. If DEI policies are terminated, then logically that tells me that Trump does plan on replacing DEI by using the system of meritocracy where people are hired and/or promoted in their jobs based upon a person's skills and abilities. I do 100% believe that Donald Trump and the vast majority of conservatives do not return American culture and society to the darkest parts of our American history.

During his first term, Trump valued talent over experience.
This gave us Jared, who told governors “they’re our [the Trump Administration’s] ventilators!”, guess how that turned out?

 

[Offline4Better.]

I should truly hope not, and will be praying that that never ever happens again.

Certain kinds of talk just scares me sometimes, etc.

And sometimes sends red flags up for me sometimes, etc.

Sometimes those are false though, etc.

God Bless.

I agree, and I prayed. This is why we must go with a third party, one that is conservative, pro-family, and more humble. Even if third party does not win, it means we tried. The days of classy conservativism, such as back in the 1980s, are over. Now, we have a man who owns a Boeing 757 jet, and who speeches sound similar to sandpaper, as in harsh and with less self-control. On the other side, we have a liberal who is a Catholic, but is pro-abortion and can barely perform well in a debate. We need Mitt Romney, Reagan or Abe Lincoln back for the conservatives.

Call me an old soul, but classy politicians are less common in the 2020s compared to a few decades ago.

 

[Vambram]

During his first term, Trump valued talent over experience.
This gave us Jared, who told governors “they’re our [the Trump Administration’s] ventilators!”, guess how that turned out?

That is a fair point. However, and we are going a bit off topic with this rabbit hole, but more experience does not equate to more wisdom. Also, I do not think that simple anecdotes bring much value when attempting to discern whether or not a person has done a very good job with what said person was tasked to do. But again, now we are going off topic about the views of most evangelicals remaining positive about Donald Trump's first term in office as well as his (hopefully) second term in office.

 

[Pommer]

That is a fair point. However, and we are going a bit off topic with this rabbit hole, but more experience does not equate to more wisdom. Also, I do not think that simple anecdotes bring much value when attempting to discern whether or not a person has done a very good job with what said person was tasked to do. But again, now we are going off topic about the views of most evangelicals remaining positive about Donald Trump's first term in office as well as his (hopefully) second term in office.

If Trump wins, we will have (up to) four years of lively debates over his second coming and the resultant Administration.

 

[The Barbarian]

And by ending atheism as a state-run religion

You've confused Americans with North Koreans.

The Second Amendment forbids the government from aiding or suppressing any and all religion. Which is how it should be.

 

[Pommer]

You've confused Americans with North Koreans.

The Second Amendment forbids the government from aiding or suppressing any and all religion. Which is how it should be.

You don’t proofread?

 

[The Barbarian]

You don’t proofread?

Not that time.

 

[Hans Blaster]

You've confused Americans with North Koreans.

The Second Amendment forbids the government from aiding or suppressing any and all religion. Which is how it should be.

An armed church is a free church.

 

[Offline4Better.]

You've confused Americans with North Koreans.

The Second Amendment forbids the government from aiding or suppressing any and all religion. Which is how it should be.

You mean the first amendment, not the second amendment.

The second Amendment says:

Though, I do not own any arms nor care to do so, except kitchen knives.

The first amendment is right here:

https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-1/#:~:text=Congress%20shall%20make%20no%20law,for%20a%20redress%20of%20grievances.

 

[The Barbarian]

You mean the first amendment

Yep. Sorry.

The second Amendment says:

I thought it was...

 

[Offline4Better.]

Yep. Sorry.

I thought it was...

Haha, good one. I love those memes, as I found those when putting up the meme in my previous post