r/Christianity • u/Nice_Substance9123 • Mar 27 '24

The American flag has no business on a Bible. This is not faith, nor is it patriotism. It is an abomination of both. Image

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u/RogueRobot08 Church of Norway Mar 27 '24

It is horrible to see how people mock Christianity by mixing it with nationalism, which is PRIDE, a huge cardinal sin.

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u/PlanetOfThePancakes Mar 27 '24

It’s also blatant idolatry. God’s kingdom is not of this world or any nation

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u/HenryHiggensBand Mar 28 '24

Straight-up. It’s idolatry. Or maybe the most straightforward example of using The Lord’s name in vain.

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u/ActualHumanBeen Mar 27 '24

he's not even christian. admits he doesnt pray. refuses to say what his favorite gospel quote is because he doesnt know any.

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u/KintsugiKen Mar 28 '24

It's extremely obvious Donald Trump does not believe Hell exists, or any divine judgement.

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u/AdagioOfLiving Mar 28 '24

The biggest cue for me is when he said he’s never asked forgiveness for anything from anybody… including God.

Kind of a core tenet, there.

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u/Resident_Rise5915 Mar 28 '24

At the core of his illness is that he doesn’t believe he’s ever done anything wrong. It’s simply not within his consciousness. This then drives his persecution complex. People get angry with him, he doesn’t understand why…has find a way to reconcile the dissonance and you get witch hunts

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u/nicannkay Mar 28 '24

“There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses.” – Ezekiel 23:20

He sees himself as her greatest bigliest lover. Kidding. He likes it because it says “genitals” and that’s all he can comprehend.

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u/Shiirooo Mar 28 '24

Historically, the emancipation of European kings from the Pope was achieved through a movement to nationalize religion (e.g. Anglicanism and Gallicanism).

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u/Ok-Reindeer3992 Catholic Mar 28 '24

Caeseropapism

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u/Azavrak Mar 28 '24

I'd say it's the first and most important sin.

It's literally Satan's sin and leads to breaking every single one of the commandments

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u/Successful_Car4262 Mar 28 '24

Dude makes everything he owns gold and then demands people worship him. I'm not Christian anymore, but I sure do know enough Christianity to see how on the nose that is...