Trump calls for “anti-Christian bias” task force

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am a Christian and echoing this. The types screaming about anti Christian bias are upset they can't force their very specific form of conservatice evangelical Christianity on everyone else. There's no bias, they want total and complete control and to force other religions out.

I grew up in the south and was actually harassed by the evangelical types for being the "wrong" kind of Christian. Not one person of another faith has ever done that to me.

:D
This happened to me too. I was the target of one person for an extended time who kept trying to "convert" me even though I kep telling her i was a devout Christian and tried to speak to her as a fellow believer. Made me realize what non- Christians must feel like. What a turn-off.

I think they have quotas that they have to meet to be considered a good Christian. If they don't have bonafide atheists to go after, they'll settle for the wrong kind of Christian.

I know you're probably being sarcastic, but no...evangelicals have a type of fervor that is quite dangerous in my opinion. This fervor, combined with their hubris, makes a very dangerous combination. My famiiy has been severely harmed by evangelicals we know, and since this happened to us I have learned more and more about what they want in this country, and we should all be concerned. They are not happy even when others are "just christians".. YOu have to be THEIR kind of chrisitan and their kind of christian usually believes that they have been given "dominion" over the world and try to work towards that goal to please their lord and savior. They are working in many areas of our country to fulfill what they think their lord wants, and that is to turn this country into a christian nation.

No sarcasm meant at all. I was a denominational Christian once. I understand that the evangelicals simply want power.

[Anonymous]

Tromp is the most ant-Christian anti-humanitarian person I’ve ever known. Any committee will have to target and remove him first.

[Anonymous]

This will go about as well as the voter fraud task force.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:As someone raised Christian the people pushing me away from the church aren't atheists or people of other faiths, it's so called Christians like Trump. They're like the bog of eternal stench and it's hard to want to be associated with the religion anymore. I was raised in a church that was heavy on biblical scholarship and independent study so I'm aware of how much they've perverted the faith.

I'm curious in what ways they have perverted the faith? The evangelicals I know are following the bible to a "T", which is what makes them so abhorent to me. And of course, by extension, what makes the words in the bible abhorent to me also. I have learned some verses, as they were used against my family in horrifically painful ways to sever previouslly loving relationships, and those words are actually IN the bible.

I agree with your opinion about the "bag of eternal stench" though.

This is Jesus said about what would happen in Matthew 10:34. You prove the Bible true:

<i> Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.
For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.
And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.</i>

You abhor the Bible because you hate God and love your sin.

[Anonymous]

Christians are so, so whiny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone raised Christian the people pushing me away from the church aren't atheists or people of other faiths, it's so called Christians like Trump. They're like the bog of eternal stench and it's hard to want to be associated with the religion anymore. I was raised in a church that was heavy on biblical scholarship and independent study so I'm aware of how much they've perverted the faith.

I'm curious in what ways they have perverted the faith? The evangelicals I know are following the bible to a "T", which is what makes them so abhorent to me. And of course, by extension, what makes the words in the bible abhorent to me also. I have learned some verses, as they were used against my family in horrifically painful ways to sever previouslly loving relationships, and those words are actually IN the bible.

I agree with your opinion about the "bag of eternal stench" though.

This is Jesus said about what would happen in Matthew 10:34. You prove the Bible true:

<i> Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.
For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.
And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.</i>

You abhor the Bible because you hate God and love your sin.

Screw you. I hate that people believe the disgusting words in the bible. I don't believe in sin as I don't believe in god or the bible. Thank you for proving MY point lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone raised Christian the people pushing me away from the church aren't atheists or people of other faiths, it's so called Christians like Trump. They're like the bog of eternal stench and it's hard to want to be associated with the religion anymore. I was raised in a church that was heavy on biblical scholarship and independent study so I'm aware of how much they've perverted the faith.

I'm curious in what ways they have perverted the faith? The evangelicals I know are following the bible to a "T", which is what makes them so abhorent to me. And of course, by extension, what makes the words in the bible abhorent to me also. I have learned some verses, as they were used against my family in horrifically painful ways to sever previouslly loving relationships, and those words are actually IN the bible.

I agree with your opinion about the "bag of eternal stench" though.

This is Jesus said about what would happen in Matthew 10:34. You prove the Bible true:

<i> Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.
For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.
And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.</i>

You abhor the Bible because you hate God and love your sin.

DP - I don't abhor the Bible, but I do hate people like you who tell me I love sin. I don't even believe in sin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am a Christian and echoing this. The types screaming about anti Christian bias are upset they can't force their very specific form of conservatice evangelical Christianity on everyone else. There's no bias, they want total and complete control and to force other religions out.

I grew up in the south and was actually harassed by the evangelical types for being the "wrong" kind of Christian. Not one person of another faith has ever done that to me.

I'm an atheist who grew up in the south and was also harassed. Kids brought bibles and leather cross necklaces to biology class for a few weeks after I asked the teacher about evolution. One family I babysat for gave me a bible each Christmas - the dad was an adultering cokehead and they were teenagers when their first kid was conceived. I truly think the most messed up people are the most hardcore Christofascists - like Pete Hegseth.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were an atheist I would be concerned. It is automatically assumed every atheist is biased against Christians (or Muslims, Jews, Buddhists…) so we might be seeing some sort of Inquisition coming up. Get ready for the dreaded Comfy Chair, my unbelieving fellow Americans.

That is why christians are fake.

Not all Christians are fake. I am a Christian and can see how these methods to play Find The Bias can easily backfire against Christians.

I freely admit I am biased against homosexuals, transgenders, and people sporting tattoos looking like a dumpster covered in graffiti. All things being even I would not hire these people if another candidate was available. There are probably situations where a Christian would not be hired. Everyone has bias.

What I am curious to see is what will happen when this bias is found. Prosecuting bias is similar to accusing someone of a thought crime.

That is why I said if I were an atheist I would be concerned because I can see this blowing up into a witch hunt to find someone with bias. The legal shenanigans used to find this bias could later be used against Christians or, God forbid, against the Jews again.

Sorry, but admitting your bigotry isn't Christian. I personally don't like tattoos, but I would never hold that against someone for a job. You sound very small minded and chomping at the bit for the next Inquisition.

I'll die standing than live on my knees
-Atheist

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were an atheist I would be concerned. It is automatically assumed every atheist is biased against Christians (or Muslims, Jews, Buddhists…) so we might be seeing some sort of Inquisition coming up. Get ready for the dreaded Comfy Chair, my unbelieving fellow Americans.

That is why christians are fake.

Not all Christians are fake. I am a Christian and can see how these methods to play Find The Bias can easily backfire against Christians.

I freely admit I am biased against homosexuals, transgenders, and people sporting tattoos looking like a dumpster covered in graffiti. All things being even I would not hire these people if another candidate was available. There are probably situations where a Christian would not be hired. Everyone has bias.

What I am curious to see is what will happen when this bias is found. Prosecuting bias is similar to accusing someone of a thought crime.

That is why I said if I were an atheist I would be concerned because I can see this blowing up into a witch hunt to find someone with bias. The legal shenanigans used to find this bias could later be used against Christians or, God forbid, against the Jews again.

Sorry, but admitting your bigotry isn't Christian. I personally don't like tattoos, but I would never hold that against someone for a job. You sound very small minded and chomping at the bit for the next Inquisition.

I'll die standing than live on my knees
-Atheist

Sorry, but you sound like an atheist who is itching for a fight.
-Atheist

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were an atheist I would be concerned. It is automatically assumed every atheist is biased against Christians (or Muslims, Jews, Buddhists…) so we might be seeing some sort of Inquisition coming up. Get ready for the dreaded Comfy Chair, my unbelieving fellow Americans.

That is why christians are fake.

Not all Christians are fake. I am a Christian and can see how these methods to play Find The Bias can easily backfire against Christians.

I freely admit I am biased against homosexuals, transgenders, and people sporting tattoos looking like a dumpster covered in graffiti. All things being even I would not hire these people if another candidate was available. There are probably situations where a Christian would not be hired. Everyone has bias.

What I am curious to see is what will happen when this bias is found. Prosecuting bias is similar to accusing someone of a thought crime.

That is why I said if I were an atheist I would be concerned because I can see this blowing up into a witch hunt to find someone with bias. The legal shenanigans used to find this bias could later be used against Christians or, God forbid, against the Jews again.

Sorry, but admitting your bigotry isn't Christian. I personally don't like tattoos, but I would never hold that against someone for a job. You sound very small minded and chomping at the bit for the next Inquisition.

I'll die standing than live on my knees
-Atheist

Sorry, but you sound like an atheist who is itching for a fight.
-Atheist

Liar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone raised Christian the people pushing me away from the church aren't atheists or people of other faiths, it's so called Christians like Trump. They're like the bog of eternal stench and it's hard to want to be associated with the religion anymore. I was raised in a church that was heavy on biblical scholarship and independent study so I'm aware of how much they've perverted the faith.

I'm curious in what ways they have perverted the faith? The evangelicals I know are following the bible to a "T", which is what makes them so abhorent to me. And of course, by extension, what makes the words in the bible abhorent to me also. I have learned some verses, as they were used against my family in horrifically painful ways to sever previouslly loving relationships, and those words are actually IN the bible.

I agree with your opinion about the "bag of eternal stench" though.

This is Jesus said about what would happen in Matthew 10:34. You prove the Bible true:

<i> Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.
For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.
And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.</i>

You abhor the Bible because you hate God and love your sin.

Screw you. I hate that people believe the disgusting words in the bible. I don't believe in sin as I don't believe in god or the bible. Thank you for proving MY point lol.

Your unbelief does not make it untrue. You are someone who is offensive to God. I urge you to reconsider and repent (turn from unbelief and away from sin):

Matthew 13:41-42

41. The Son of man shall send forth his angels, and they shall gather out of his kingdom all things that offend, and them which do iniquity;

42. And shall cast them into a furnace of fire: there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth.

You will be gnashing your teeth in anger because God has judged you. “How DARE he!” you hatefully grumble. “Science disproved the existence of God. Sagan and Darwin could not have been wrong…ohhhhhhh” you wail, bemoaning that you believed a lie. You gnash your teeth in anger that this has happened to you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were an atheist I would be concerned. It is automatically assumed every atheist is biased against Christians (or Muslims, Jews, Buddhists…) so we might be seeing some sort of Inquisition coming up. Get ready for the dreaded Comfy Chair, my unbelieving fellow Americans.

That is why christians are fake.

Not all Christians are fake. I am a Christian and can see how these methods to play Find The Bias can easily backfire against Christians.

I freely admit I am biased against homosexuals, transgenders, and people sporting tattoos looking like a dumpster covered in graffiti. All things being even I would not hire these people if another candidate was available. There are probably situations where a Christian would not be hired. Everyone has bias.

What I am curious to see is what will happen when this bias is found. Prosecuting bias is similar to accusing someone of a thought crime.

That is why I said if I were an atheist I would be concerned because I can see this blowing up into a witch hunt to find someone with bias. The legal shenanigans used to find this bias could later be used against Christians or, God forbid, against the Jews again.

Sorry, but admitting your bigotry isn't Christian. I personally don't like tattoos, but I would never hold that against someone for a job. You sound very small minded and chomping at the bit for the next Inquisition.

I'll die standing than live on my knees
-Atheist

Would you rather I lie and smile to your face, “Oh, I approve of sinner’s sins like homosexuality. I am 100% objective, no bias here, no siree!”

There is bias against Christians. Imagine, if for some odd reason a bible-believing Christian tried to get a job at a gay bar. The bar owner would be justified to choose a gay employee over the Christian who might disrupt or drive away customers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As someone raised Christian the people pushing me away from the church aren't atheists or people of other faiths, it's so called Christians like Trump. They're like the bog of eternal stench and it's hard to want to be associated with the religion anymore. I was raised in a church that was heavy on biblical scholarship and independent study so I'm aware of how much they've perverted the faith.

I'm curious in what ways they have perverted the faith? The evangelicals I know are following the bible to a "T", which is what makes them so abhorent to me. And of course, by extension, what makes the words in the bible abhorent to me also. I have learned some verses, as they were used against my family in horrifically painful ways to sever previouslly loving relationships, and those words are actually IN the bible.

I agree with your opinion about the "bag of eternal stench" though.

This is Jesus said about what would happen in Matthew 10:34. You prove the Bible true:

<i> Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.
For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.
And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.</i>

You abhor the Bible because you hate God and love your sin.

Screw you. I hate that people believe the disgusting words in the bible. I don't believe in sin as I don't believe in god or the bible. Thank you for proving MY point lol.

Your unbelief does not make it untrue. You are someone who is offensive to God. I urge you to reconsider and repent (turn from unbelief and away from sin):

Matthew 13:41-42

41. The Son of man shall send forth his angels, and they shall gather out of his kingdom all things that offend, and them which do iniquity;

42. And shall cast them into a furnace of fire: there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth.

You will be gnashing your teeth in anger because God has judged you. “How DARE he!” you hatefully grumble. “Science disproved the existence of God. Sagan and Darwin could not have been wrong…ohhhhhhh” you wail, bemoaning that you believed a lie. You gnash your teeth in anger that this has happened to you.

I am a Christian and it is people like you who are difficult for me to swallow. It is you who present the true challenge to my following my faith. You cloak your preaching in hatred and fire. You use Jesus' name...Jesus' name!...to preach hatred, retribution, discrimination, and violence. I wonder how many people have *truly* converted to follow Jesus because of fear? I'm guessing zero, not in their heads or their hearts.

You know what really reaches people? You know what the overriding message of Jesus is for those of us that are mere mortals? Love and mercy. Love and mercy. Love and kindness and mercy.

You are here to care for your fellow man in the name of Jesus, not persecute him in the name of Jesus. If you suffer in the name of Jesus, you should not seek revenge, you should turn the other cheek.

The truth is that the messages of Jesus are completely in conflict with the messages of American rugged individualism. So many American Christians are trying to rewrite the teachings of Jesus to suit their own narrative. And you end up with the Christian Right and complete disgraces like Trump.

I'd rather break bread with an atheist who is kind and compassionate that one of you modern-day Pharisees.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If I were an atheist I would be concerned. It is automatically assumed every atheist is biased against Christians (or Muslims, Jews, Buddhists…) so we might be seeing some sort of Inquisition coming up. Get ready for the dreaded Comfy Chair, my unbelieving fellow Americans.

That is why christians are fake.

Not all Christians are fake. I am a Christian and can see how these methods to play Find The Bias can easily backfire against Christians.

I freely admit I am biased against homosexuals, transgenders, and people sporting tattoos looking like a dumpster covered in graffiti. All things being even I would not hire these people if another candidate was available. There are probably situations where a Christian would not be hired. Everyone has bias.

What I am curious to see is what will happen when this bias is found. Prosecuting bias is similar to accusing someone of a thought crime.

That is why I said if I were an atheist I would be concerned because I can see this blowing up into a witch hunt to find someone with bias. The legal shenanigans used to find this bias could later be used against Christians or, God forbid, against the Jews again.

Sorry, but admitting your bigotry isn't Christian. I personally don't like tattoos, but I would never hold that against someone for a job. You sound very small minded and chomping at the bit for the next Inquisition.

I'll die standing than live on my knees
-Atheist

Would you rather I lie and smile to your face, “Oh, I approve of sinner’s sins like homosexuality. I am 100% objective, no bias here, no siree!”

There is bias against Christians. Imagine, if for some odd reason a bible-believing Christian tried to get a job at a gay bar. The bar owner would be justified to choose a gay employee over the Christian who might disrupt or drive away customers.

Modern day Christians are not the persecuted, they are the ones doing the persecution. I say this as a Christian horrified by what I see around me.

Jesus doesn't ask you to love the sins, He asks you to love the sinners. You are one of them. You do not get to place yourself above anyone else. You do not get to commit acts of hatred in His name.