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There you go. That's what tons of Christians support.
All sin is worthy of death according to scripture. Using the left's false criteria, Christians could never support anyone. It must be really convenient for the left to profess to no standards.
All sin is worthy of death according to scripture. Using the left's false criteria, Christians could never support anyone. It must be really convenient for the left to profess to no standards.
All sin is worthy of death according to scripture. Using the left's false criteria, Christians could never support anyone. It must be really convenient for the left to profess to no standards.
The left judges someone moral lapses in relation to their conduct/decisions as a whole. It's the right that lives by this binary moral code that gets ripped up and thrown out when it comes to Trump.
^ covering for a sleazy man. again.
Your inability to address what I said is noted.
all you do is cover for Trump. it's like you're his attorney.
anyone that can't see that, and know that you don't debate honestly, is blind.
Trump —> The ‘Mulligan Man’ of Evangelicals.
This isn't addressing the issue. Any person you vote for is going to be a sinner. You might have no idea what his/her sins are. Democrats had no problem voting for Clinton so they shouldn't be trying to use this issue.
Trump's strongest demographic is the group of people who also proclaim that "traditional family values" are of overwhelming importance. Not all sins are created equal, stop pretending they are.
Democrats aren't the ones claiming these beliefs. I don't care how many porn stars Trump pays to sleep with. Christians claim to care, and then they call him the "most biblical president we've ever had."
Scripture says that merely calling your brother a fool is worthy of death so, yes, all sins are equal in that regard. Christians can't vote for the party that, for decades, has shown itself to be openly hostile to religious freedom as guaranteed under the Constitution.
There you go. That's what tons of Christians support.
Which scripture is that and who ascribes to it?
Liberals are not hostile to religious freedom, they're hostile to religious law.
The left judges someone moral lapses in relation to their conduct/decisions as a whole. It's the right that lives by this binary moral code that gets ripped up and thrown out when it comes to Trump.
Matthew 5:22 and all Christians subscribe to it.
22 But I tell you that anyone who is angry with a brother or sister[a] will be subject to judgment. Again, anyone who says to a brother or sister, ‘Raca,’[c] is answerable to the court. And anyone who says, ‘You fool!’ will be in danger of the fire of hell
No, we're hostile to christians trying to enforce their religious beliefs on others.They're hostile to the free exercise clause and have been for 60 years.
I nowhere mentioned Trump. I made a point about Christians and scripture which you pretend to know something about.
What?
No, we're hostile to christians trying to enforce their religious beliefs on others.
tMeanwhile, conservatives have been shouting BAN MUSLIMS
Matthew 5:22 and all Christians subscribe to it.
They're hostile to the free exercise clause and have been for 60 years.
your every letter is intended to cover for sleazy ass Trump. you don't have to mention his name.
Specifically how are the Libs attacking religion and the free exercise of those beliefs?
Any effort to stop the free exercise of religion in any public place, be it school or public venue, is unconstitutional. The Constitution is clear. Government cannot establish a state religion nor can it prohibit free exercise of religion. That is unequivocal and this isn't just about Christians. It's about any faith.
Public schools are the State, sorry save that for someone that believes people should be pushing religious ideas on peoples children, go tp a private school if that is your agenda. Other than that I don't see any such prohibiting of people practicing their religion. Ok now where are the specifics?
I'm not talking about schools pushing anything. I'm talking about kids being allowed to do what they want regarding their faith whether it's holding Bible studies or some other thing. Schools have zero power under the Constitution to prohibit private faith based activities on their premises. The state cannot do what is already prohibited to the Federal government. Just about every time we hear people yammering about "separation of church and state" they don't know what they are talking about.