Christianity Today Op Ed

[oxmixmudd]

Literally lose our minds, huh? Sure, bub, whatever you say.

oh - you usually manage to stay stable no matter what. I wasn't talking about you.

[oxmixmudd]

I do in fact hope so. Actually - I'm hoping for 2021 or before.

Trump has, however, already tossed out the idea of changing the term limits for president. So there is that

[oxmixmudd]

If one wants to find correlation, they can be found. That is why we see a face in almost any pattern we look at.

I guess you'll be ranting about this for a while now. I'll bet that one post will be enough to fuel your rage at least another month, even if all my posts are perfectly respectful in all ways across that entire period.

[oxmixmudd]

wow -three in a row.

I did like tossing a rock into a red ant's nest and watching them all come out to fight the 'intruder'. I guess I haven't completely rid myself of that particular vice.

[lilpixieofterror]

I do in fact hope so. Actually - I'm hoping for 2021 or before.

Trump has, however, already tossed out the idea of changing the term limits for president. So there is that

And how many terms did left hero, FDR serve for? Was he a dictator?

[lilpixieofterror]

wow -three in a row.

I did like tossing a rock into a red ant's nest and watching them all come out to fight the 'intruder'. I guess I haven't completely rid myself of that particular vice.

And I like watching you play the victim card, while being a total hypocrite. Must be great to be above the rules you expect everyone else to follow.

[lilpixieofterror]

If one wants to find correlation, they can be found. That is why we see a face in almost any pattern we look at.

I guess you'll be ranting about this for a while now. I'll bet that one post will be enough to fuel your rage at least another month, even if all my posts are perfectly respectful in all ways across that entire period.

[NorrinRadd]

Don Jr. 2024!

[NorrinRadd]

Christianity Today puts these words on the situation back then: "The 2016 election confronted evangelical voters with an impossible dilemma: Vote for a pro-choice candidate whose policies would advance so much of what we oppose, or vote for an extravagantly immoral candidate who could well damage the standing of the republic and the witness of the church."

I wonder why so many feel obliged to follow him all the way or even most of it, call CT far left or come up with childish stuff like TDS and the like. I like how CT report on some of the positive reactions they received:



https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct...president.html

I think I sort of address those points in my Facebook reply to the article, which I copied in the "Reaping..." thread here.

[little_monkey]

As the last few weeks have made abundantly clear, Trump's "corruption" doesn't hold a candle to that of the real pros like Schiff, Pelosi and Nadler.

Well prior entering politics, Trump had gone bankrupt 4 times, and then one day he suddenly shows up with hundreds of millions of dollars, buying such things as real estate, and golf courses, with Russian Oligarch money - it's called money laundering. But there are useful idiots who believe he is a savior, enough of them so he can win an election. But the truth will come out, regardless of his scheme to use the Oval office to cover up his crimes.

[RumTumTugger]

found an interesting take on CT's article by someone who was anti trump in 2016. Here I agree with Dr. Everret Piper. those Christian's who are attacking the rest of us because we don't believe like they do that the bad outweighs the good should reflect on this article

[demi-conservative]

Well prior entering politics, Trump had gone bankrupt 4 times, and then one day he suddenly shows up with hundreds of millions of dollars

Business 101, companies go bankrupt all the time without their founders going personally bankrupt.

[Teallaura]

Well prior entering politics, Trump had gone bankrupt 4 times, and then one day he suddenly shows up with hundreds of millions of dollars, buying such things as real estate, and golf courses, with Russian Oligarch money - it's called money laundering. But there are useful idiots who believe he is a savior, enough of them so he can win an election. But the truth will come out, regardless of his scheme to use the Oval office to cover up his crimes.

Four bankruptcies out of 500~ businesses - pretty nice batting average if you ask me...

https://askopinion.com/how-many-busi...nald-trump-own

[Tassman]

Extreme anti- Trump reactions and attacks on people who express any approval for anything Trump says or does tend to harden people in their positions.

As opposed to pro-Trump attacks on people who express any disapproval (the majority BTW) for anything Trump says or does to harden people in their positions.

[Jaecp]

Can we all just take a breath and enjoy the level of insanity that has overtaken Trump supporters for them to be calling Christianity Today a "far left magazine".

I find the continual blasphemy of Trump supporting Christian's, like the majority of people on this website, absolutely giggle inducing, personally.

After I heard about the stance of CT and NR I thought they might have found themselves shocked out of their stupor, but unfortunately they seem to keep failing to recognize themselves.

Oh well, lol