President Trump's Approval Rating

[HankD]

Jesus is my affliction but thats really the wrong word......more appropriate is Passion, Confidence, my Lord & Savior. Can Trump say that?

I don't know:
...man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart.

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

Guess jesus meant not to pray for another brother, but to call him names?

So teach that to your so called "Baby Christian" who makes name calling a daily occurrence.

 

[Yeshua1]

So teach that to your so called "Baby Christian" who makes name calling a daily occurrence.

Well, While I do not agree with all that he stated/tweeted, I do support much of it!

 

[thatbrian]

BTW you have a point in that critics of Christianity would say we have an immoral God.
e.g. He destroyed the world in the flood of Noah - men, women (pregnant as well), children, babies, animals...

HankD

That was my point.

 

[thatbrian]

Sew buttons!

I haven't heard that expression in 25 years!

 

[HankD]

That was my point.

Mine too.

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

Well, While I do not agree with all that he stated/tweeted, I do support much of it!

What do you support... his name calling?!? Really, I thought better of you.

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

Evangelical support for President Trump seems to be based on a false dichotomy, that we as Christians are required to choose a political candidate when neither option is truly godly.

It is true that Mrs. Clinton's support for abortion makes her clearly unacceptable to the majority of Evangelicals, it concerns me equally--and should concern us all, writ large--that President Trump has demonstrated a remarkable disdain for the already-born. And any regard he has for the things of God is coincidental to his own ambition.

It should by now be obvious that we cannot legislate morality because the true version of that attribute is solely a function of the Holy Spirit, the same Holy Spirit that is appears to be entirely absent in the life of President Trump.

Our hypocrisy is indeed one of the key reasons that our churches--many of them--seem to be dying. We have embraced conservative political ideologies even when those secular conservative ideologies are at odds with the message of the Bible.

But but they are really not conservative, rather they are neo con. Take for example the constant borrowing of money from the Chinese which adds to our debt. Do you think that’s truly conservative. No it’s not. It’s right out of the Bush / Paulson era Neocon play book. Then Barry did it, then Trump went and did it again. Ha ha ha, hardly conservative!

 

[Rippon]

Only a creature like you would say that.

Strange wording.

How do you square Trump lack of moral character with his political position?

His political position? Do you mean positionS?

I do not understand your question. Give specifics as to how his political positions are problematic. Give some specifics please.
I'd like to know what policies of his you disagree with and why.

His plans for a full scale military march in DC is OK with you?

No problem at all. He will be sending an important message by doing so --a very good message.

Is it any wonder why our youth are opting out of anything to do with the established Christian church? No consistency.

What in the world are you talking about? What on earth does that have to do with the topic at hand?

 

[Rippon]

it chose a loud mouth brainless, morally corrupt decoy as the leader of our nation...

His brain power is considerably greater than yours. Your moral fiber is quite evident to all in these sort of posts that you have been in the habit of making for a decade here on the BB.

 

[supersoldier71]

How much of all of that was recent though, since becoming the president?

Since he's become President, okay fair enough. He may or may not have--but probably did--disparage other countries, refused to denounce the nut job in Charlottesville and said that kneeling for the anthem should be prosecuted.

If he has gained salvation in the last 13 months, praise the Lord.

It's more likely that Franklin Graham's confirmation bias is affecting his vision.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

His brain power is considerably greater than yours. Your moral fiber is quite evident to all in these sort of posts that you have been in the habit of making for a decade here on the BB.

Sorry, he can’t even read briefs.

Oh and I don’t cheat on my wife... especially when she was with child, and not with whores.

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

Since he's become President, okay fair enough. He may or may not have--but probably did--disparage other countries, refused to denounce the nut job in Charlottesville and said that kneeling for the anthem should be prosecuted.

If he has gained salvation in the last 13 months, praise the Lord.

It's more likely that Franklin Graham's confirmation bias is affecting his vision.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And how about his taking instruction from Paula White? Now there is a credible source to model yourself after .

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

Since he's become President, okay fair enough. He may or may not have--but probably did--disparage other countries, refused to denounce the nut job in Charlottesville and said that kneeling for the anthem should be prosecuted.

If he has gained salvation in the last 13 months, praise the Lord.

It's more likely that Franklin Graham's confirmation bias is affecting his vision.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

https://www.usnews.com/opinion/arti...hurting-american-business-and-economic-growth

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

And these are fun

https://www.usnews.com/opinion/cartoons/2017/02/01/cartoons-on-president-donald-trump

 

[Rippon]

What do you support... his name calling?!? Really, I thought better of you.

You are the consummate name-caller, so you have no weight to make any judgements on that score.

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

You are the consummate name-caller, so you have no weight to make any judgements on that score.

Takes one to know one

 

[Yeshua1]

Since he's become President, okay fair enough. He may or may not have--but probably did--disparage other countries, refused to denounce the nut job in Charlottesville and said that kneeling for the anthem should be prosecuted.

If he has gained salvation in the last 13 months, praise the Lord.

It's more likely that Franklin Graham's confirmation bias is affecting his vision.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Would say that persons should stand when Anthem is played though, as many American of various Ethnic backgrounds died for this land, and the President DID indeed condemn the white supremacists, but also condemned the other agitators down there too!

 

[supersoldier71]

Would say that persons should stand when Anthem is played though, as many American of various Ethnic backgrounds died for this land, and the President DID indeed condemn the white supremacists, but also condemned the other agitators down there too!

I am a professional Soldier and a veteran of Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Inherent Resolve. I have deployed seven times, four to combat. I am a Special Operations Senior Non-Commissioned Officer, Airborne and Language qualified. I have led troops in combat, accomplished my mission and brought all of them home.

But I know what the First Amendment to the Constitution means. I have sworn to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all threats, foreign and domestic, and I have made that oath more than once, each time asking God to help me fulfill that oath.

Is it reasonable, under any circumstance, for the President of the United States to infringe upon the rights guaranteed by the document that undergirds his office?

As to you second point: it wasn't the other agitators in Charlottesville that took a life.

As a currently serving--but about to retire--soldier, it would be improper for me to comment any further on the Commander in Chief, but for the record, I am a Libertarian who voted against Barack Obama--TWICE, and believe that President Obama was NOT the worst POTUS ever. But he's on the list.

 

[Yeshua1]

I am a professional Soldier and a veteran of Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Inherent Resolve. I have deployed seven times, four to combat. I am a Special Operations Senior Non-Commissioned Officer, Airborne and Language qualified. I have led troops in combat, accomplished my mission and brought all of them home.

But I know what the First Amendment to the Constitution means. I have sworn to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all threats, foreign and domestic, and I have made that oath more than once, each time asking God to help me fulfill that oath.

Is it reasonable, under any circumstance, for the President of the United States to infringe upon the rights guaranteed by the document that undergirds his office?

As to you second point: it wasn't the other agitators in Charlottesville that took a life.

As a currently serving--but about to retire--soldier, it would be improper for me to comment any further on the Commander in Chief, but for the record, I am a Libertarian who voted against Barack Obama--TWICE, and believe that President Obama was NOT the worst POTUS ever. But he's on the list.

Thank you for serving your nation in the Military....