Martin Q. Blank said:People sin. Does that make them evil?Duncan Idaho said:Martin Q. Blank said:You think Trump is evil? Why?PacifistAg said:It may not have an effect at the polls. I'm not a big "lesser of two evils" person though. I get the logic behind it, but to me, it's still choosing evil. I say let them go extreme. That will only serve to highlight the way of Christ even more, as the distinctions between the world and Christ will become less muddied than if we continue to sanction "lesser evil".NonReg85 said:You're probably correct but I don't think it will have much effect at the polls. The choice was Hillary. Next time the democrats may run someone better but right now it looks like they will go more extreme.PacifistAg said:TBH, I honestly feel that's the best thing this Trump phenomenon has resulted in. It's completely discredited the more partisan-driven ministers, such as Jeffress, Copeland, Graham and Dobson. It's had a "wheat from the chaff" effect. I wish we could have such a winnowing to those partisan ministers on the other side as well.Dr. Watson said:Bryanisbest said:
Cyrus was not a believer but he certainly did a lot for those who were. Trump is another Cyrus even if not a believer.
It's funny that after two years in office Trump is lauded as some great figure for the religious. I have a feeling selling out to him is going to have massive consequences down the line. This isn't ancient Persia with a monarch and subjects without political voices.
Again. Poe's law up in hur.
Nope banging a porn star while your 3rd wife is at home with your infant is clearly the stuff of saints.
Well according to Christian dogma, yes....yes it does