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Maybe not the best virtue to PRETEND Christianity, but when an entire front row of presidents and spouses are all reciting the Apostles Creed and singing hymns at a state funeral, you would at least think he could fake it! But no, our President is so far above the other presidents and even God, that he doesn't dare utter praise to anyone other than himself. I guess that's why we aren't surprised, when asked at Thanksgiving, what are you thankful for Mr. President? And he answered Me. But again, this is the guy who said he didn't know of anything of which he needed to ask God's forgiveness. Wow! The hubris of this man.

Why would you want anyone to pretend to be a Christian? Is it just so he will look like he cares? What good does that really do? I don’t care for the man, but that doesn’t mean I want him parading around like he is a God fearing man when he obviously isn’t. He is who he is, and short of conversion he will never be anything else. It is fruitless to wish anything more from him. He will never fit the mold of a traditional president, whatever that is, so there is no point in being disappointed in his actions. He was elected warts and all, and it’s pretty obvious that having the title to the highest office in the nation doesn’t change that fact “Hell will be filled with people that didn’t cuss, didn’t drink, and may even have been baptized. Why? Because none of those things makes someone a Christian.”

Because you are in a church. Because you are at a Christian funeral. Because you are the President of the United States; in God we Trust - remember. Because you were voted into office by Evangelical Christians and they are watching you on TV. Because you have said and may God bless the United States of America on several occasions. Because we are told you are a Christian. The greater question is WHY DID HE NOT sing the songs of the church and repeat the Apostle's Creed? What is going on in his head that he, as a Presbyterian, did not need to do that? He made the choice NOT to participate. Why?BTW - Pretend to be a Christian is not the best way to make my point. I should have said can't he just go with the flow. When in Rome...

There's absolutely nothing that 45 cultists won't defend. This thread should be good!Maybe Trump's a Nicene guy, and that's the explanation his evangelical defenders will offer.

Right, exactly. After all, nobody reads the Bible more than Trump, according to Trump (www.christianheadlines.com/blog/donald-trump-nobody-reads-the-bible-more-than-me.html). After all, 100 leading evangelical ministers gave Trump a signed Bible with the inscription

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I cannot side with a platform that embraces most every godless act. That is the democrats.

Are the Clintons and the Obamas genuine believers? I don't know. But they at least come from Christian traditions, especially the Clintons, who have been Baptists (Bill) and Methodists (Hillary) all of their lives. Obama came to Christian faith later in life, but still has a lineage of practice in the Christian tradition, unlike Trump who by his own admission has never repented to God for anything and is not, according to the pastors of the church, an active member of the church he claims to attend.In 2008, Obama told Christianity Today, I am a Christian, and I am a devout Christian. I believe in the redemptive death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I believe that faith gives me a path to be cleansed of sin and have eternal life.Donald Trump, when defending his statement about not repenting, said Why do I have to repent or ask for forgiveness, if I am not making mistakes? I work hard, I'm an honorable person.

Are the Clintons and the Obamas genuine believers? I don't know. But they at least come from Christian traditions, especially the Clintons, who have been Baptists (Bill) and Methodists (Hillary) all of their lives. Obama came to Christian faith later in life, but still has a lineage of practice in the Christian tradition, unlike Trump who by his own admission has never repented to God for anything and is not, according to the pastors of the church, an active member of the church he claims to attend.In 2008, Obama told Christianity Today, I am a Christian, and I am a devout Christian. I believe in the redemptive death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I believe that faith gives me a path to be cleansed of sin and have eternal life.Donald Trump, when defending his statement about not repenting, said Why do I have to repent or ask for forgiveness, if I am not making mistakes? I work hard, I'm an honorable person.One of these two men is viewed as an evangelical savior; the other is viewed by many evangelicals as an anti-christ. You'll never guess which is which. The question is asked:would you rather have someone say they would do something for you that you needed done - and then didn't do it;orhave someone say they couldn't do it - but then got it done?Morons get this question and answer wrong

Re: I don't defend Trump....on some things you cannot...it's the platform...