Question for the Christians

[Lance Mannion]

What?

If Christians don't care that he's not one of them that would indicate an inclusiveness thoroughly absent in "progressives".

If Christians don't care that he's not one of them that would indicate an inclusiveness thoroughly absent in "progressives".

If
Christians
don't
care
that
he's
not
one
of
them
that
would
indicate
an
inclusiveness
thoroughly
absent
in
"progressives".

 

[enframed]

If Christians don't care that he's not one of them that would indicate an inclusiveness thoroughly absent in "progressives".

If Christians don't care that he's not one of them that would indicate an inclusiveness thoroughly absent in "progressives".

No, what it means is they will vote for anyone, however personally immoral and unethical he might be, to further the cause of Xianity. We'll see who ends up in hell.

American Xians are in the "aesthetic stage," they have a long way to go.

 

[Lance Mannion]

No, what it means is they will vote for anyone, however personally immoral and unethical he might be, to further the cause of Xianity. We'll see who ends up in hell.

American Xians are in the "aesthetic stage," they have a long way to go.

Maybe you could briefly explain how Trumby furthers the cause Xians?

 

[enframed]

Maybe you could briefly explain how Trumby furthers the cause Xians?

I of course mean American Protestant Xians, but American Catholics like him, too, because of his "stance" on abortion.

He's (and/or his administration) is anti-Muslim, he appoints conservative judges (that he thought more likely to side with Xians (this has proven to be less effective than anticipated), he says he's anti-abortion (he's not), he's pro-Israel, he's pro-male domination, he's pro-death penalty, he's against anything LGBTQ+, he's against female contraception being covered by Obamacare (vasectomy is fine though), he hates women.

I mean, if he fucked his daughter, which he admits he'd like to do, and she got pregnant, he'd have that thing eliminated STAT.

 

[Lance Mannion]

I of course mean American Protestant Xians, but Catholics like him, too, because of his "stance" on abortion.

He's (and/or his administration) is anti-Muslim, he appoints conservative judges (that he thought more likely to side with Xians (this has proven to be less effective than anticipated), he says he's anti-abortion (he's not), he's pro-Israel, he's pro-male domination, he's pro-death penalty, he's against anything LGBTQ+, he's against female contraception being covered by Obamacare (vasectomy is fine though), he hates women.

What sort of "LGTBQ+" stuff should he be for but he's not?

 

[enframed]

I of course mean American Protestant Xians, but American Catholics like him, too, because of his "stance" on abortion.

He's (and/or his administration) is anti-Muslim, he appoints conservative judges (that he thought more likely to side with Xians (this has proven to be less effective than anticipated), he says he's anti-abortion (he's not), he's pro-Israel, he's pro-male domination, he's pro-death penalty, he's against anything LGBTQ+, he's against female contraception being covered by Obamacare (vasectomy is fine though), he hates women.

I mean, if he fucked his daughter, which he admits he'd like to do, and she got pregnant, he'd have that thing eliminated STAT.

What sort of "LGTBQ+" stuff should he be for but he's not?

For one, remove health care protections, saying that doctors could cite religious beliefs as a reason not to treat them.
Also, the bathroom thing. Does anyone really care who uses a fucking bathroom anymore? If so, why?

 

[Lance Mannion]

For one, remove health care protections, saying that doctors could cite religious beliefs as a reason not to treat them.

So you believe that doctors should be forced to treat people that they would normally choose not to? Sounds like you're advocating for slavery.
Unsurprising.

 

[enframed]

So you believe that doctors should be forced to treat people that they would normally choose not to? Sounds like you're advocating for slavery.
Unsurprising.

Slavery. Damn, where do you get that from my post?

Sounds to me like you're advocating bigotry.

 

[Lance Mannion]

Slavery. Damn, where do you get that from my post?

Sounds to me like you're advocating bigotry.

Forcing people to work is slavery.

 

[enframed]

Forcing people to work is slavery.

So everyone should have the right to deny anyone services of any kind because they don't believe in that person's right to be themselves?

Also, no one is forcing anyone to work. But if you're gonna work, do your job. Do fire departments have the right not to save an LQBTQ home because they don't "believe" in LQBTQ?

Do I have the right not to serve a Xian in a restaurant just because Xianity goes against my principals (of believing in magic men in the sky)?

 

[Ifallalot]

do you think he cares about Christian values beyond their vote?

Does anyone care?

 

[Ifallalot]

So everyone should have the right to deny anyone services of any kind because they don't believe in that person's right to be themselves?

Everyone should have the right to deny anyone services of any kind for any reason. Period

 

[enframed]

Everyone should have the right to deny anyone services of any kind for any reason. Period

OK then.

 

[Woke AF]

The Left Behind: Why Are White American Christians So Racist?

Robert Jones, founder of the Public Religion Research Institute, has been doing the op-ed thing recently to publicize his new book: White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity. Jones articulates a thesis that's sure to make many a member of the pew-ballast class squirm: [

religiondispatches.org

 

[enframed]

The Left Behind: Why Are White American Christians So Racist?

Robert Jones, founder of the Public Religion Research Institute, has been doing the op-ed thing recently to publicize his new book: White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity. Jones articulates a thesis that's sure to make many a member of the pew-ballast class squirm: [

religiondispatches.org

He was on Fresh Air recently:

The Legacy of White Supremacy In American Christianity : Fresh Air

Robert P. Jones, author of the new book 'White Too Long,' talks about the history of white supremacy in American Christianity. His main focus is on the Southern Baptist Convention, the denomination in which he grew up. "There's so much work still to be done," he says. "White Christians have been...

www.npr.org

 

[hammies]

A lot of Christians feel that they and their beliefs are pretty marginalized by large segments of society. Progressives, the "media elite", and academia being the main ones. They feel Trump is their protector, that he cares about them. He doesn't give a flying fuck about them of course, but he has convinced them he does.

Kind of like in Iraq how Saddam Hussein protected the Christian minority, which by the way has been run out of the country, persecuted, and slaughtered since he met his demise.

 

[GromsDad]

do you think he cares about Christian values beyond their vote?

Do you think Christians share any common values with today's Democrat party?

 

[manbearpig]

Everyone should have the right to deny anyone services of any kind for any reason. Period

1900’s here we come!

 

[Random Guy]

1900’s here we come!

Read with a hillbilly accent
”we don’t serve your kind here“
might as well put up a sign in the window listing which groups are excluded, right ifall?

 

[ElOgro]

Read with a hillbilly accent
”we don’t serve your kind here“
might as well put up a sign in the window listing which groups are excluded, right ifall?

Nobody should have the right to deny anyone services of any kind for any reason. Period.

Another everybody can or nobody can midget mud wrestling breathe holding contest.

Since some have shared their opinions on white Christians are your opinions of Christians of other races the same?