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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]So, what your grand plan for your Sinner-in-Chief?? 5 kids from 3 different women and adultery, why is the same Pence protecting him and punishing gays???? Why doesn't Pence send his buddy to the same spiritual camp so that he commits sins no more. The mere fact that Pence slept with the devil is the sign he is not the christian you are projecting him to be. [/quote]

My game plan for Trump (who is a sinner like every other human on the planet, myself included, but my sins are covered by Jesus Christ who died and paid the penalty for them) is that he upholds the constitution as he will be sworn to do, not like Obama who decided he just was not going to enforce DOMA because, well, he just felt like it.  Miss Pantsuit would have taken the same cavalier attitude ans so her defeat is like a river of gold flowing once again from the mountains of glory.

This s basically the game plan:  get things back to where they were before an asteroid of insanity hit our government when Obama and his "progressive" useful idiot cohorts rammed though all kinds of obnoxious legislation We The People did not want nor was told the truth about. .

[b]I consider you to be an enemy.  You are not to be gotten along with, you are to be utterly and soundly defeated with zero chance of you coming back in any way, shape, or form.  You and all the "progressive" nonsense you stand for is to be banished to the abyss.  That is my game plan.  There is no reaching across the aisle, there is no compromise.  You are to be completely excluded from all branches of the government because your world view is evil and harmful to the nation[/b]. [/quote]

Whoa. That is not the Christian faith. Remember when Jesus revealed himself to the Samaritan woman (John 4:5-42). God's mercy is without limit. Christians are peacemakers, always offering love, always inviting "the other" to dialogue, demonstrating new ways to peace, taking risks for peace -  a positive, sustainable peace. We can learn from Christian peacemakers such as Francisco de Roux in Colombia, Mairead Maguire in Ireland, Dr. King in the US. Dr. King's principles of nonviolence are a good place to start studying. http://www.thekingcenter.org/king-philosophy#sub2 [/quote]

[i]And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.[/i]  --Ephesians 5:11

Reprove means to disapprove of strongly.  Accepting evil is not reproving, it is condoning sin.   By not having fellowship with you who embraces the unfruitful works of darkness, and one way to do that is to banish your harmful ideas (not harming YOU, just from the public arena making it impossible for your evil views to be implemented) then I am reproving you.

In the old testament, righteous kings tore down the groves that were erected to worship false gods.  You do not get along with false god worshipers, you banish them from the public.  You put evil away from you.  It may sound harsh to you but that is what you have to do.  If you will not obey the commandments that God has clearly shown in the bible there is no fellowship with you, only to minimize the damage your foolish decision can have on our nation.

As an enemy I will love you, in that I will be kind to you, but I will reprove any attempt by you to bring evil to this nation.  That is not being unChristian, it is being wise and looking after my own self interest.

In love, I offer you to study the bible and know what God has said about how to live a righteous life.  I can assure you homosexuality and adultery are not part of a righteous life.  If you cannot accept that elementary fact what is the point of further discourse?  If you won't accept 1+1=2 but think it is 3, what is the point of discussing algebra? Or any form of mathematics?  You won't accept basic math but have your own set of false sums.

One of the mistakes Christians make is trying to be buddies with the ungodly.  We are to show love, sure, and be friends but we are to show them that sin is wrong.  The fact is, when you tell someone they are doing wrong they usually ditch you and go find people to be friends with who approve of their sinful lifestyle.

I will use this as an example:   Assume you are a Nazi who believes Christians are holding back the True Religion of the Tree God.   For some weird reason, a president gets elected who is sympathetic to the Tree God and its followers.   A new president finally gets elected and there is a possibility of banishing Tree God's policies from the legislature, and we can remove all followers of the Tree God from all positions of power so their hateful, evil policies can no longer threaten the nation.

You are a follower,, as far as I am concerned, a follower of the Tree God whose ideas and policies are evil.  It is nothing more than that.   And because you are so sure you are correct, just as you were so sure HRC was going to be the next president, there really is not much common ground for us to stand on but hold almost every thing in opposition, hence, we are enemies.

Until you demonstrate through your actions you are friendly I will consider you to be an enemy.  The past polices of the 8 years were those of what an enemy would inflict upon the nation.

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