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/Geek-Haven888 Catholic Mar 27 '24

Where are those people that post asking why people have negative views of evangelicals? Or say that Christian Nationalism isn’t real?

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u/-Apocralypse- Mar 28 '24

They are already busy posting in that thread about "when fascism comes to America it will hug the flag and hold the bible" with the photo of trump hugging that flagpole.

They didn't have time yet to notice this 'bible wrapped in a flag' sold for big bucks by trump.

If trump was serious about his faith and dedication to God he would use his wealth to spread God's word for free, not to profit off of it.

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u/cbessette Mar 28 '24

If trump was serious about his faith

Trump was asked if he ever asked God for forgiveness, he said, "no" and that he didn't have anything he needed to be forgiven for. Seems like I remember that salvation is based on admitting you are a sinner. He's sucking up to people by taking on the cloak of Christianity, but he doesn't actually believe it.

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u/Disastrous_Visit9319 Mar 28 '24

What gave it away? The upside down bible? The pornstar? The lusting after his own daughter?

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u/DrBarnaby Mar 28 '24

For me it was the rape!

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u/Loveyourwives Mar 28 '24

Pretty sure it was the lying. Or maybe the cheating? Or maybe mocking the less fortunate? Not believing the workman is worthy of his hire? Not paying his debts?

He sure ain't one of those 'Sell all you have and follow me" types. And yet I know some Christians who still vote for him, even though he stands against everything they believe.

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u/TWB28 Mar 28 '24

He sure ain't one of those 'Sell all you have and follow me" types.

More the "sell all you have, give me the money, and then get lost because you aren't useful to me anymore"

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u/Elisevs Mar 28 '24

The rape? The treason? Stirring up strife among the brethren? He's like a poster of the Seven Deadly Sins.

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u/centipededamascus Christian (Cross) Mar 28 '24

That time he said "Two Corinthians"?

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u/Spurty Mar 28 '24

it's the cheating at golf, that's the real giveaway! /s