He won this election by talking to and winning over the hearts of people very different from himself, Did you hear his Easter speech?
No, he won the election by lying to his stupid followers who lacked the integrity to check out his many false claims about others, and himself. He relied on the ignorance of people who were more concerned with their own hatred, and bigotry.
And I'm still asking.. How do you know? Most politicians want to please the people too get what they want done..Our last President was also a please the people kind of guy, (some of the people) Trump is not the devel..
And I am still asking what proof is there that Trump is any kind of a "christian"? Where is his empathy for the plight of the Muslim refugees fleeing the violence the US began under Bush? Where is his empathy for the American worker while he hires cheap foreign labor, and keeps his own businesses offshore? Where is his empathy for the ones who lost their homes, and their jobs, while he hoped for a housing crisis, and profited from such?
In another forum I am debating with pro abortion advocates, and your argument in support of Trump is quite similar to theirs in support of abortion. Their argument is that since the babe in the womb only consists of one cell which begins to develop, it is not human until birth, and thus can be destroyed as it is an inconvenience to the woman.
Your argument for Trump rests on an opinion that we need to wait to see if there is ever a change (growth) in his life to show he is a "christian", not ther immediate change the scripture says occurs as with Matthew, Paul, etc.
Trump is not the devil, that is true. He is just a follower of the devil.
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/teachi...-trump-immigration-and-the-politics-of-satan/
"In the biblical book of Job, Satan is the Accuser. Satan roams throughout the world as a prosecutor looking to make accusations against people. But Satan doesn’t care if people are good or bad. As we see with Job, all Satan cares about is making accusations.
In other words, truth doesn’t matter. All that matters is making an accusation that sticks.
Donald Trump made an accusation against Mexican immigrants that has struck a chord with many Republican voters. And that’s the point behind the satanic principle of accusation. As René Girard claims in his book,
I See Satan Fall Like Lightning, “Satan seeks to have others imitate him.” Our imitation of Satan primarily comes in the form of accusations against our fellow human beings. That accusation is usually based on fear, a contagious emotion that is easily manipulated by the satanic principle of accusation.
But the fear is baseless because it isn’t grounded in truth. That’s especially true in the case of immigration. Study after study shows that immigrants, whether legal or illegal, are less likely to be involved in violent crimes than the rest of the population.
In her study, Bianca Bersani, professor of Sociology at the University of Massachusetts,
states, “Foreign born individuals exhibit remarkably low levels of involvement in crime across their life course.”
Jorg Spenkuch of Northwestern University
finds that, “There is essentially no correlation between immigrants and violence crime.”
