Not going far enough for them to disqualify him for it, you mean?
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In what way is Trump a "Christian" president?
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It was announced today that Paula White, prosperity preacher and denier of the Trinity, will pray at Trump's inauguration.
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I wonder if she was chosen based on her Doctrine and denial of Christ's place in the Trinity, or if it was because she is a blond.
Qualifications for being chosen by Trump:
1. Prosperity preacher
2. Blonde
3. Likes Tic Tacs
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179. Doctrine
Hope she is a Presbyterian. Why didnt he corner Huckleberry for the task?
Could care less about party. I look at the PERSON and their stand on the issues. The comment was about being "un-Christian".
War is an opinion based on one's view of the facts.
Giving to the poor is obviously a Christian mandate. How much and when can be a matter of opinion among Christians. The widow at her time gave her very last cent. Have you ever done that, not knowing if you would get another pay check in the future? I haven't, does that make me un-Christian?
I agree that most of the blame for the Viet Nam War should go to LBJ. On the other hand, Nixon needlessly extended it despite what he said in the campaign against Humphrey. I'm not a military expert, but it's obvious to me that we shouldn't invade Afghanistan with 200,000 troops. The Russians did that previously and lost just as we did. The smart thing to do was to send in the CIA/Seals/Green Berets in a covert activity. Eventually that worked under Obama. Bush said in about 2007 that bin Laden was no longer a priority target. Then why did we invade Afghanistan? To set us under for the invasion of Iraq who had nothing to do with 9/11. The Republican extremist Neo-Cons stated in 1989
I was told I did not break any rules.
I don't recall the Iraq invasion being said to have anything to do with 911. The CIA said they had WMDs and they would not allow the inspectors in to see for sure. But that was all God's plan to pull us into the Middle East and remove the balance of power in the region. Of course it would have been left stable because Bush did such a good job, but God gave us Obama so he would pull out and leave it a firestorm.
You folks have to stop thinking the USA's President is somehow going to be the deciding factor for peace in the Middle East. If he is, it could only be the false peace we were told would come through the AntiChrist. God said "wars and rumors of wars" until He returns and if the USA is part of those wars it is the works of the LORD calling the shots. So don't worry about what Trump will do, if it is more war than it is of the LORD's making.
Well, definitely NOT Christian, but Trump at the moment appears to be a staunch Zionist, which should certainly endear him to the hearts of the mainstream evangelicals who are totally given over to Zionism.
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Absolutely...and do you know all his adult children are married to Jews?
Thank God...those Zionists are dangerous.
So be you.
He's being watched to see if he retains his 'America First' stance when dealing with Israel. I honestly don't know what to expect, it's wait and see.
Israel plays us. To them we are 2nd rate intellects with an enormous armed forces (also substandard to them).
Like a fiddle. I'm not even anti-Israel. I don't support the abstention on the Security Council Resolution because I value Israel as an ally.
But I think there are some pro-Israel folks who would betray America for Israel's sake at the drop of a hat. Israel knows that.
Now how in the world did that thought even come up? Who has ever that such a thing was necessary?
Necessary? I'm not saying it is. But some folks see supporting Israel as obeying God's command. It's not a stretch to think such a person would betray America because of perceived obedience to God.