President Trumps 2020 Re-Election Rally Prayer Demonstrates Why America Is Prospering Again.

originally posted by: usernameconspiracy
God hates liberals. Noted.

Who knew God was so heavily involved in the American political system? I wonder if he's a big The Blaze reader?

It's more that liberals are Satanic, thus the enemy of God. It transcends politics.
Just like Lucifer, liberals were once in the fold and welcome, but they have been cast out for what they became.
Just to be clear, when I say liberals, I am talking about the 'progressive' kind...those that think murdering babies and teaching kids how to be transgender is cool.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: Puppylove
a reply to: TheSteppenwolf

No such thing as an Atheist cult, just religious and there are many of them under the flags of many religions. Keep that in mind. Atheists don't organize into cults very well as all atheism is, is the lack of belief in a god, there's nothing to cult over.

Not really true in practice. Atheists tend to have a hard time simply not believing - rather they make every effort to make others not believe, often through ridicule. In that sense they are very much a cult.

2 out of the 3 abrahamic religions (and I'm sure you're well aware that chrsitianity is one of them) tells it's followers to evangelize to/convert non-believers. I've never had an atheist come up to my door to try to convert me. Never seen them hand out pamphlets in public spaces in an attempt to convert passerbys. Never seen one stand on the corner with a sign yelling at others that they are "going to hell" if they don't repent. I know atheism feels threatening, but let's keep to the truth here.

a reply to: UKTruth

The group you describe are doomed. Good analysis!

Please tell me how he's making us great? Economy is falling working ppl got less back in taxes while ceos type got huge windfalls zero went back into our economy housing looks to be on a bubble again wages have stayed the same prices are going up.were heading to a costly trade war with china. This man is not a good negotiater he has a cartman style essentially f u guys I'm going home.and it didn't help him before and won't help him know.let's not forget his sham collage trump u that's American ppl he hosed right there.

a reply to: UKTruth

Really? Show me an atheist compound. Show me atheists going around looking for the desperate to drag into their cult to prey upon and abuse. Sure atheists tend to criticize religion and many are assholes but you'll almost never see them buying up guns and building compounds. Nor will you see them preying on people's good will by claiming to be doing good in God's name only to use the money to prop up their organization of abuse. Their are no atheist groups raping young girls and forcing them into marraige with older men claiming it's the way of their beliefs.

Being a critic and arguing against religion is a far cry from anything that would compare to cult status. Yeah a lot of atheists argue against religion, but there's very little strong organization compared to religion that builds whole isolated communities in order to practice their version if faith away from normal society because they know how wrong their actions would be viewed.

My girlfriend would probably be dead or worse today if the cult had a compound to hide their abuse while she was there. How many atheist groups are there like that in the U.S. because there are a whole # load of Christian cults like that and they are growing more numerous by the day.

Calling a few loosely barely connected people arguing mostly on the internet, mostly as individuals, a cult because they might hurt feelings or convince someone there's no God is an insult to the real abuse and danger that is a real cult.

a reply to: okrian

Yea, at most I have just seen non religious types ask that politicians do not enact policy beholden to a religion forced upon us all. Religious freedom is the right to partake or not. And while I have no problem with politicians being religious, it does concern me when politicians believe that God put them on their side and is going against their opponents.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: okrian

Yea, at most I have just seen non religious types ask that politicians do not enact policy beholden to a religion forced upon us all. Religious freedom is the right to partake or not. And while I have no problem with politicians being religious, but it does concern me when politicians believe that God put them on their side and is going against their opponents.

as a athiest myself I tend to agree I want everyone's religion out of our politics it has no place there.

originally posted by: Rob420p

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: okrian

Yea, at most I have just seen non religious types ask that politicians do not enact policy beholden to a religion forced upon us all. Religious freedom is the right to partake or not. And while I have no problem with politicians being religious, but it does concern me when politicians believe that God put them on their side and is going against their opponents.

as a athiest myself I tend to agree I want everyone's religion out of our politics it has no place there.

I'm not religious either, and I would take it just as odd if a politician wore their non religion on their sleeve and spoke of religious people as opponents.

The same is to be said for politicians who have campaigns that always talk about their close relation to God, and have their opponents painted as doomed non believers who their God was to smite.

Both infringe on religious freedom.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

originally posted by: Rob420p

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: okrian

Yea, at most I have just seen non religious types ask that politicians do not enact policy beholden to a religion forced upon us all. Religious freedom is the right to partake or not. And while I have no problem with politicians being religious, but it does concern me when politicians believe that God put them on their side and is going against their opponents.

as a athiest myself I tend to agree I want everyone's religion out of our politics it has no place there.

I'm not religious either, and I would take it just as odd if a politician wore their non religion on their sleeve and spoke of religious people as opponents.

The same is to be said for politicians who have campaigns that always talk about their close relation to God, and have their opponents painted as doomed non believers who their God was to smite.

Both infringe on religious freedom.[/quote if u really think about it if we inforced tax law on religion as in tax except status for enforcing candidates alot of the republican base mega Churches wold be untrouble

Godly prayer is never a bad thing. I know non-religious people that pray everyday, but never ever go to a church. Religion and God are not synonymous.

Prayer is a conversation. Prayer is an affirmation of faith. Prayer is never a bad thing.

originally posted by: carewemust
MSM: Beware of deep-fake photos!

Deep fake is video.

You just can't keep from using the buzzwords, even if they don't fit?

originally posted by: queenofswords
Godly prayer is never a bad thing. I know non-religious people that pray everyday, but never ever go to a church. Religion and God are not synonymous.

Prayer is a conversation. Prayer is an affirmation of faith. Prayer is never a bad thing.

From the prayer-

Let every demonic network that has aligned itself against the purpose, against the calling of President Trump, let it be broken, let it be torn down in the name of Jesus.

That's not healthy conversation. I agree with you most prayer can be beautiful and spiritual. It is acknowledging that there is a higher power, and there can be humility in that.

But this prayer in particular looks underhanded in the sense that it calls out all those who speak against Trump, or anything that he does. That is some authoritative mindset, something extremism of any ideology can exhibit.

a reply to: Rob420p

if u really think about it if we inforced tax law on religion as in tax except status for enforcing candidates alot of the republican base mega Churches wold be untrouble

I haven't looked to far into that. But separation of church and state should work both ways. The churches I was forced to attend in my Youth did great ministry for their community and abroad through missionary work. They built wells for people who were without clean water, and provided them with food.

But the government not regulating what they do should be met with them not being able to influence government (speech is one thing, but I don't think money is speech). It's a two lane road.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: UKTruth

The group you describe are doomed. Good analysis!

Let those who have not sinned cast the first stone, don't throw stones when you live in a glass house, judgment is sin and all of that.

Perhaps it's wise to focus on your salvation before determining whether or not someone has it. It's a bad look to your cause when you seem to be going against the very teachings of Christ. That's why a lot of us left the dogmatic school of thought.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

Here is news you will like. Just announced. President Trump will fly over the crowd on July 4th and then land and give a speech at the Lincoln Memorial.

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a reply to: CriticalStinker

But this prayer in particular looks underhanded in the sense that it calls out all those who speak against Trump, or anything that he does.

I disagree. It is calling out demonic networks. That tells me there are organized groups of dark criminal demented people doing dark criminal demented things intentionally...knowingly...to destroy this good man and his efforts to help the American people. They are groups that serve....lets just say....darkness (for lack of a better word.)

a reply to: carewemust

If he's gonna fly over the crowd unassisted I'll might take back a few of my words....lol

Peace

a reply to: carewemust


That's gotta be like Viagra for you fans, only way it could be better is if the crazy priest-chick from the Original Post parachutes out with a SuperSoaker filled with holy water and blasts the crowd.

a reply to: carewemust

Here is news you will like. Just announced. President Trump will fly over the crowd on July 4th and then land and give a speech at the Lincoln Memorial.

I actually don't mind that news, borderline like it. I find it fitting the President would do a speech for the 4th.

And to be honest, I wouldn't even say I'm anti-Trump. I won't be able to fully come to a conclusion until he's delivered on what I voted for him on, or done something that really rubs me the wrong way.

But what I don't like is the cocky, middle fingers up, attitude the right as a whole have adopted. It's the very thing that made me dislike the left coming towards the end of Obama's reign (whom I did not vote for). They justify it by spitefully throwing it back in the face of their opposition... And yet again, independents are just face palming with the circus our country has become.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

That's gotta be like Viagra for you fans, only way it could be better is if the crazy priest-chick from the Original Post parachutes out with a SuperSoaker filled with holy water and blasts the crowd.

Or if they made mock ups of their "enemies" and burned them in the streets chanting "Death to _____, Death to ____".