I like a lot of people who are not necessarily believers…
So do I, but that’s not the point.
…and of course, Trump claims to be a Christian, so who am I to judge?
He claims to be a Christian who has no need to ask for forgiveness. He advocates positions and attitudes that are nearly a complete reversal of the Sermon on the Mount and the overall teachings of Christ and His church for the last 2,000 years.
I think it is fair to judge that Trump is not a Christian disciple (one who is committed to and subordinate to the teachings of Christ).
But that is also not the point.
I think he represents best what I feel is missing in our leaders...
You think a disregard for the Constitution – particularly the Bill of Rights – is something that you want in our leaders? I mean you are correct that he represents something that we really haven’t had before in a major party candidate, but you want a person who wants to throw away our American heritage of equal standing under the law, freedom of speech and the press for everyone, and religious freedom for everyone. That’s appalling.
…and that is the ability to say it like it is.
Hateful, violence-condoning rhetoric is something you appreciate?
He is definitely not PC, another good point.
Political correctness is a red herring. He lacks respect for anyone who is different than himself.
Does that clear up any confusion?
Unfortunately, yes.
That’s deplorable. How can you pray, “Thy Kingdom come,” when you are exerting your influence to give power to one who has so much contempt for other people, calling them “losers.”
And not end up doing nothing like all the others I've voted for over the years for only to be disappointed.
Actually, I’m afraid Trump will attempt to do exactly what he promises – undermine the Bill of Rights and reject America’s heritage in favor of his enormous ego. We do not need a thug as President.
