The Rise of Trump- Proof that Atheists are Winning
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Maybe "Ideologue," then?
The point was simply that when a poster starts raving the usual Democrat propaganda, all connection to the facts of the matter is lost.
You know, at first glance, that sounds reasonable. Then we have to ask the poster--you--if there's any recognition of the fact that the election was an either-or choice...and you've already said that Clinton was also not up to your standards.
So your only choice, based on what you've said, would be to sit out the election and take what the other people decided for you. If that's it, what sense is there in griping about the results?
I also think that it's quite unreasonable to talk as though all the problems of the world--most of them in the hands of Congress, not the President--must have been solved by the new President in only 80 days or else he's a phony and a failure. In mean...really?
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Yes, a charge created by a vote of the Republican majority at the time, of lying about not having sex when he didn't have sex.
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How would those things have destroyed the church. She couldn't force Christians to get an abortion, do any kind of sexual act, or become Muslim.
So the question was HOW she could destroy the freedom of the church?
Who am I to believe fearful people or Jesus? I believe Jesus. He said absolutely nothing could destroy the Body of Christ, the Church.
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The charge was lying under oath by denying he had sex with a woman he did not have sex with.
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Sadly, I would have to agree somewhat. It does seem that that Christianity is starting to fade a bit here in the U.S. It seems even those that say they are Christian are picking up more and more secular/ atheist views and agreeing with them on issues. Stuff like pre marital sex, abortion, homosexuality, drug use ( weed) are becoming the norm and if you are a bible believing Christian and live according to your faith, you are deemed a bad person that is out to spread hate to gays, women who chose abortion, and cast judgement on people that don't share our faith.
Then we have some pastors of these big mega churches that are more concerned about not offending the secular world and abandoning what the bible says. For example, Carl Lentz of Hillsong Church flat out said in an interview with Oprah last year that you don't have to be a Christian to have a relationship with God/ Jesus. He then made a comment that implied that Jesus is only a road map to God and there are many ways get to God other than Jesus. It sucks because Carl was the young adult pastor here at the church I attend now, before he blew up to be this big celebrity preacher.
I do also wonder about Christians that voted for Trump. I have folks I go to church with who think he is this great Christian man but I am like WHAT? If anything Trump just brings out the worse of people and a lot of racial tensions as well. From what I see and heard from him and seen what kind of people come out to his rallies and support him, I don't see how any serious Christian can look at Trump and say he is a good example of our faith. All I can say is that we all as Christians really need to pray for this nation as things are really getting out of hand.
Then we have some pastors of these big mega churches that are more concerned about not offending the secular world and abandoning what the bible says. For example, Carl Lentz of Hillsong Church flat out said in an interview with Oprah last year that you don't have to be a Christian to have a relationship with God/ Jesus. He then made a comment that implied that Jesus is only a road map to God and there are many ways get to God other than Jesus. It sucks because Carl was the young adult pastor here at the church I attend now, before he blew up to be this big celebrity preacher.
I do also wonder about Christians that voted for Trump. I have folks I go to church with who think he is this great Christian man but I am like WHAT? If anything Trump just brings out the worse of people and a lot of racial tensions as well. From what I see and heard from him and seen what kind of people come out to his rallies and support him, I don't see how any serious Christian can look at Trump and say he is a good example of our faith. All I can say is that we all as Christians really need to pray for this nation as things are really getting out of hand.
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Mr. Donald Trump is legal president of the USA. God said, all powers are from God and must be supported, obeyed and diligently prayed for. Mr. Trump has big heart for the USA. However, as any thinking and God-beleiving person must understand, the real power in today's world lays where the money is. Banks and trans-national corporations, their true owners. Some of them physically aren't even located in the USA but elsewhere.
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So, you think this post is a winner?
Check this out:
Christian Conservatives, Be Assured That President Hillary Clinton Will Declare War on You | The Stream
Then, thank God that Trump, for all his faults, was elected as leader of the USA.
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But you questioned a billionaire's business mind? For you to question it, you must be a trillionaire.
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So we can't question wealthy people? We aren't allowed to question or second guess someone like George Soros?
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"Let me see your tax returns!" "Transparency!" "The people have a right to know."
What would you ask Hilary?
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There are some good third party candidates out there.... And its time to look at a solid conservative third party as a replacement for the republicans...Maybe "Ideologue," then?
So your only choice, based on what you've said, would be to sit out the election and take what the other people decided for you. If that's it, what sense is there in griping about it?
I also think that it's quite unreasonable to talk as though all the problems of the world--most of them in the hands of Congress, not the President--must have been solved by the new President in only 80 days or else he's a phony and a failure. In mean...really?
And actually trump has gotten quite a lot done so far...three wars in 90 days (bombing strikes in both Syria and Afghanistan and a potential conflict Korea) that's got to be a new record...
And where are all the anti war anti globalist phonies who propelled trump to the top? That's right, they're all suddenly pro- war, pro foreign entanglement....suddenly globalism is a good thing...
That's the problem with a cult...you go wherever the cult leader takes you...
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