Eric Trump claims his father is 'saving Christianity,' 'saving God'

Michie · Friday at 5:29 AM

One of President Donald Trump’s sons is crediting his father with “saving Christianity” and “saving God,” insisting that his father is “Heaven-bound” and that God has played a direct role in his career both as a businessman and as a politician.

Eric Trump, the president's third child from his first marriage to his late ex-wife, Ivana, reacted to his father’s recent comments about Heaven in an appearance on “The Benny Show” earlier this week.

When speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One over the weekend, Trump said,“I think I’m maybe not Heaven-bound” and “I’m not sure I’m going to be able to make Heaven.” Trump’s remarks about Heaven came after he previously suggested that if he ended the Ukraine-Russia war, he could secure his place in Heaven.

“Make no mistake, he is Heaven-bound,” Eric Trump proclaimed. “He’s probably too humble in a certain way to say that.”

“I’ve seen the hand of God on him for a very long time,” Eric insisted, citing his father’s survival of the assassination attempt against him in Butler, Pennsylvania, last summer as one example of divine intervention: “If he wasn’t Heaven-bound, that flag wouldn’t have folded up like a perfect angel right above his head.”

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Eric Trump claims his father is 'saving Christianity,' 'saving God'

One of President Donald Trump s sons is crediting his father with saving Christianity and saving God, insisting that his father is Heaven-bound and that God has played a direct role in his career

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JosephZ · Friday at 7:41 AM

Only people who think they're above God would think they can "save" Him.

Yarddog · Friday at 8:44 AM

Michie said:
One of President Donald Trump’s sons is crediting his father with “saving Christianity” and “saving God,” insisting that his father is “Heaven-bound” and that God has played a direct role in his career both as a businessman and as a politician.

Eric Trump, the president's third child from his first marriage to his late ex-wife, Ivana, reacted to his father’s recent comments about Heaven in an appearance on “The Benny Show” earlier this week.

When speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One over the weekend, Trump said,“I think I’m maybe not Heaven-bound” and “I’m not sure I’m going to be able to make Heaven.” Trump’s remarks about Heaven came after he previously suggested that if he ended the Ukraine-Russia war, he could secure his place in Heaven.

“Make no mistake, he is Heaven-bound,” Eric Trump proclaimed. “He’s probably too humble in a certain way to say that.”

“I’ve seen the hand of God on him for a very long time,” Eric insisted, citing his father’s survival of the assassination attempt against him in Butler, Pennsylvania, last summer as one example of divine intervention: “If he wasn’t Heaven-bound, that flag wouldn’t have folded up like a perfect angel right above his head.”

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Eric Trump claims his father is 'saving Christianity,' 'saving God'

One of President Donald Trump s sons is crediting his father with saving Christianity and saving God, insisting that his father is Heaven-bound and that God has played a direct role in his career

www.christianpost.com

I pray for Trump frequently but Eric is very confused about his father saving Christianity. I'll admit that the one thing that he has shown some humility about is going to heaven. There's always hope.

chevyontheriver · Friday at 11:13 AM

Michie said:
One of President Donald Trump’s sons is crediting his father with “saving Christianity” and “saving God,” insisting that his father is “Heaven-bound” and that God has played a direct role in his career both as a businessman and as a politician.

Eric Trump, the president's third child from his first marriage to his late ex-wife, Ivana, reacted to his father’s recent comments about Heaven in an appearance on “The Benny Show” earlier this week.

When speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One over the weekend, Trump said,“I think I’m maybe not Heaven-bound” and “I’m not sure I’m going to be able to make Heaven.” Trump’s remarks about Heaven came after he previously suggested that if he ended the Ukraine-Russia war, he could secure his place in Heaven.

“Make no mistake, he is Heaven-bound,” Eric Trump proclaimed. “He’s probably too humble in a certain way to say that.”

“I’ve seen the hand of God on him for a very long time,” Eric insisted, citing his father’s survival of the assassination attempt against him in Butler, Pennsylvania, last summer as one example of divine intervention: “If he wasn’t Heaven-bound, that flag wouldn’t have folded up like a perfect angel right above his head.”

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Eric Trump claims his father is 'saving Christianity,' 'saving God'

One of President Donald Trump s sons is crediting his father with saving Christianity and saving God, insisting that his father is Heaven-bound and that God has played a direct role in his career

www.christianpost.com

He may be heaven bound but he has a long long long way to go before he gets there. And not that many years to get there either. He better get cracking.

As to him saving Christianity, that is laughable. ROF laughable.

bèlla · Friday at 3:02 PM

Everything he’s doing is giving christianity a bad name and setting it up to be the next pariah. By the time the project 2025 initiatives are completed and his pro christian stance is implemented society will begin to think you’re the problem and turn on you. The narrative will be pushed on social media and comparisons will be drawn with Atwood’s books and the series returns next year. America will be likened to Gilead and you’ll be blamed. Christian nationalism will be your undoing.

~bella

Gregory Thompson · Friday at 3:34 PM

So the "not heavenbound" bit was all part of a play, not a surprise, but disappointing.

Carl Emerson · Friday at 3:46 PM

I have mentioned this before...

Trumps Pastor and Mentor was Norman Vincent Peal who equated Faith with positive thinking and confession.

We are seeing how such 'faith' works out in practice - as far as I can tell it seems to be a Cross-less faith fuelled by strong will, pride and mental acumen.

Confession of sin and repentance don't mix well with this approach to faith, and are noticeably absent.

This is a departure from the message and life of Jesus - confirmed by the writings of Paul.

If he found faith at an early age then the evidence of him walking in it and confessing Jesus is not easy to see.

Tuur · Saturday at 5:59 AM

JosephZ said:
Only people who think they're above God would think they can "save" Him.

Despite what the atheists think, God isn't a human construct.

There's a line in one of the Joan of Arc movies where Joan, on trial, says "God needs me," and her interrogator arches and eyebrow and says "God needs you?"

Tuur · Saturday at 6:05 AM

bèlla said:
Everything he’s doing is giving christianity a bad name and setting it up to be the next pariah.

News flash: Christianity has been treated as a swear word and a pariah going all the way back to the 1st Century. It has been mocked in our culture to the point that when I was a boy and learned that C.S. Lewis was a Christian, it blew my mind. Absolutely nothing has changed.

Tuur · Saturday at 6:16 AM

Carl Emerson said:
I have mentioned this before...

Trumps Pastor and Mentor was Norman Vincent Peal who equated Faith with positive thinking and confession.

We are seeing how such 'faith' works out in practice - as far as I can tell it seems to be a Cross-less faith fuelled by strong will, pride and mental acumen.

Confession of sin and repentance don't mix well with this approach to faith, and are noticeably absent.

This is a departure from the message and life of Jesus - confirmed by the writings of Paul.

If he found faith at an early age then the evidence of him walking in it and confessing Jesus is not easy to see.

That assumes any evidence of faith would be accepted by the "Trump bad" crowd because he's not a Democrat and not one of their hail fellows well met. Be that as it may, by Trump's own words I don't think he's Saved, and that's based on what he said he thinks is the nature of salvation, not some progressive check list.

Let's talk about this thing called faith, though: The Power of Positive Thinking holds that it's a form of faith, and strictly speaking that's correct. But it's Who we have faith in that matters, not so much faith itself. Really, The Power of Positive Thinking replaces faith in God with faith in ourselves, that if we just think happy thoughts hard enough, good things will happen.

d taylor · Saturday at 7:23 AM

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Either Trump has believed in Jesus for God's free gift of Eternal Life or he has not. Concerning Trump and his eternal destiny, that is all that matters.

RileyG · Sunday at 11:07 AM

That's not how that works. I have no words.

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