Anonymous wrote:I think he’s probably agnostic. Don’t know if there’s a God or not, but the key is that he really doesn’t care either way. He likely doesn’t give Faith a second thought except for how he can benefit from faith or the lack thereof.
Although I wonder if all the adoration and messaging in some extreme Christian circles that he is sent by God has him believing in his own messianic status.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Liar, cheater, racist, misogynist, there is nothing Christian about him. He holds that Bible, but thinks he is God but he is not. I don’t think he’s atheist.
OK -- so he's not Christian and he's not atheist. What religion do you think he is?
The Church of Trump. And it appears there are 70 million + members in this country. Sadly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Liar, cheater, racist, misogynist, there is nothing Christian about him. He holds that Bible, but thinks he is God but he is not. I don’t think he’s atheist.
OK -- so he's not Christian and he's not atheist. What religion do you think he is?
The Church of Trump. And it appears there are 70 million + members in this country. Sadly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Liar, cheater, racist, misogynist, there is nothing Christian about him. He holds that Bible, but thinks he is God but he is not. I don’t think he’s atheist.
OK -- so he's not Christian and he's not atheist. What religion do you think he is?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You spelled it wrong, it's antichrist.
Cleaning up the government from wasteful spending and excess is like pouring water on gremlins. You all are the bad guys.
Have you always been delusional or is this something new?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You spelled it wrong, it's antichrist.
Cleaning up the government from wasteful spending and excess is like pouring water on gremlins. You all are the bad guys.
Anonymous wrote:You spelled it wrong, it's antichrist.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It was mentioned on another thread that Trump is an atheist, but nobody picked up on it. Maybe neither religious people nor atheists want to think that.
What do you think?
I would assume he is as he has cynically exploited religion for his own political purposes and seems completely fearless about the bad kharma he has generated along the way.
Well, by that description, he sounds like a Christian
Does not sound like anyone in my church.
Also all the Christians I know would be worried about consequences of their actions, especially ones that have hurt so many people.
He does not attend church, does not know scriptures, has been married several times, boasted about sexually assaulting women in a video, cheated many small businesses out of payment, made incestuous remarks about his beautiful daughter, evaded paying taxes over decades, praised murderous dictators while disrespecting leaders of allied democratic nations. He really does not sound like any Christians I know.
Now explain the millions of Christians who enthusiastically support him.
There was a rainbow alliance of Christians, Muslims, Jews, Latinos, men and unfortunately women.
I believe that massive disinformation campaigns (sponsored largely by Putin who wants to divide and conquer both the US and EU) via exploiting fear of illegal immigration and misrepresenting economic realities are the main reasons that the amoral Narcissist was elected.
The disinformation is coming from the pulpit too
The head minister at my church said he was noting for Harris because she represents Christian values better but encouraged everyone to respect each others’ choices.
Good to see she is an outlier.
Not an outlier in many mainstream churches
Yes it is an outlier in many mainstream churches. Check the statistics.
Definitely not an outlier in my mainstream church - Republican members feel on the outs. There is a lot mourning in my large church knowing how much suffering will lie ahead for so many people.
But you are right because it is a mixed bag and varies by race. White evangelicals continue to support Trump. It boggles my mind.
SEPTEMBER 9, 2024
White Protestants and Catholics support Trump, but voters in other U.S. religious groups prefer Harris
Heading into the fall campaign for president, U.S. religious groups that traditionally have leaned Republican are backing former President Donald Trump by wide margins, while religious groups that traditionally have favored Democratic candidates are mostly supporting Vice President Kamala Harris.
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/09/09/white-protestants-and-catholics-support-trump-but-voters-in-other-us-religious-groups-prefer-harris/
You mean you belong to a black church?
We are not predominantly black but relatively diverse … a lot of emphasis on education and compassion … it makes me very sad to see how well Trump did among so many Christians …
I have always supported separation of church and state but now I see it as essential and urgent.
Anyway that is beside’s OP’s intent for this thread . To me Trump is a particularly cynical atheist who knows how to exploit religion for unholy purposes. The atheists and agnostics whom I know in real life are far more ethical and honest so this is not meant as an insult. I just don’t believe that anyone who loves and fears God would behave in the way he does.
Actually, I think you bringing up Trump is besides the intent of your post.
Reality that you don’t wanna understand is that YOUR religion IMPOSES BELIEFS ON OTHERS.
Also, you’re extremely naïve and it’s almost hard to have a conversation with you with your nativity.
Anonymous wrote:Liar, cheater, racist, misogynist, there is nothing Christian about him. He holds that Bible, but thinks he is God but he is not. I don’t think he’s atheist.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It was mentioned on another thread that Trump is an atheist, but nobody picked up on it. Maybe neither religious people nor atheists want to think that.
What do you think?
I would assume he is as he has cynically exploited religion for his own political purposes and seems completely fearless about the bad kharma he has generated along the way.
Well, by that description, he sounds like a Christian
Does not sound like anyone in my church.
Also all the Christians I know would be worried about consequences of their actions, especially ones that have hurt so many people.
He does not attend church, does not know scriptures, has been married several times, boasted about sexually assaulting women in a video, cheated many small businesses out of payment, made incestuous remarks about his beautiful daughter, evaded paying taxes over decades, praised murderous dictators while disrespecting leaders of allied democratic nations. He really does not sound like any Christians I know.
Now explain the millions of Christians who enthusiastically support him.
There was a rainbow alliance of Christians, Muslims, Jews, Latinos, men and unfortunately women.
I believe that massive disinformation campaigns (sponsored largely by Putin who wants to divide and conquer both the US and EU) via exploiting fear of illegal immigration and misrepresenting economic realities are the main reasons that the amoral Narcissist was elected.
The disinformation is coming from the pulpit too
The head minister at my church said he was noting for Harris because she represents Christian values better but encouraged everyone to respect each others’ choices.
Good to see she is an outlier.
Not an outlier in many mainstream churches
Yes it is an outlier in many mainstream churches. Check the statistics.
Definitely not an outlier in my mainstream church - Republican members feel on the outs. There is a lot mourning in my large church knowing how much suffering will lie ahead for so many people.
But you are right because it is a mixed bag and varies by race. White evangelicals continue to support Trump. It boggles my mind.
SEPTEMBER 9, 2024
White Protestants and Catholics support Trump, but voters in other U.S. religious groups prefer Harris
Heading into the fall campaign for president, U.S. religious groups that traditionally have leaned Republican are backing former President Donald Trump by wide margins, while religious groups that traditionally have favored Democratic candidates are mostly supporting Vice President Kamala Harris.
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/09/09/white-protestants-and-catholics-support-trump-but-voters-in-other-us-religious-groups-prefer-harris/
You mean you belong to a black church?
We are not predominantly black but relatively diverse … a lot of emphasis on education and compassion … it makes me very sad to see how well Trump did among so many Christians …
I have always supported separation of church and state but now I see it as essential and urgent.
Anyway that is beside’s OP’s intent for this thread . To me Trump is a particularly cynical atheist who knows how to exploit religion for unholy purposes. The atheists and agnostics whom I know in real life are far more ethical and honest so this is not meant as an insult. I just don’t believe that anyone who loves and fears God would behave in the way he does.
Anonymous wrote:Liar, cheater, racist, misogynist, there is nothing Christian about him. He holds that Bible, but thinks he is God but he is not. I don’t think he’s atheist.