Jesus C.,
I may have exaggerated when I said that you were ready to leave the Church however I stand by my other statements about your stance, and your judgments about others who are religious that apparently don't live up to your high morality. My reference to you leaving the church wasn't a lie, it was simply an exaggeration, however you did say that those evangelicals who voted for Trump were making a deal with the Devil.
I just find your inconsistencies for one thing, slightly amazing if not utterly hypocritical.
You voted for Hillary Clinton who supports abortion on Demand, any time anywhere. You have overlooked her decades long criminal past for years now, since you voted for her and that's your prerogative, but don't come on here implying that you
didn't vote for Trump because of some principled Christian reasoning you have. Obviously Hillary Clinton's crimes are just fine with you, her magical Insider trading move that turned $10K into $100K overnight isn't a problem for you, nor was her Clinton Foundation which was filled to the coffers with money earned by selling her seat as Sec'y of State. How much exactly did they put into their pockets via the generosity of Russians surrounding the Uranium ONE deal? Do you care? Obviously, not.
The fact is that you don't want to address your hypocrisy, which I understand when you really can't defend it.
I don't go to church myself, my mother sent me to Sunday school for a bit when I was a child but it wasn't something I kept up with since my father was an atheist, so now I just try to be helpful to others when I can and do the right things in life.
I just do little things, give to several specific charities, occasionally buy people on the street meals when I think they are genuinely honest about wanting money for food rather than to piss it away on drugs or alcohol.
Just last night I was at King Soopers with my brother, and we both were grocery shopping. The guy in front of me had a pizza and a Kroger's brand box of oats. There was some problem with the food stamp card he had and it dawned on me that he didn't have enough on the card, so the clerk took back the oatmeal and finished the x-action for his pizza. I leaned over to him and said "If you want the oatmeal, I can put it on my credit card" since I didn't have cash. He looked like he was down on his luck but he got embarrassed and said "that's ok thanks", grabbed his pizza and left. He walked away, so I told the clerk to put the oats on my card and he pulled it back out from under the counter, handed it to me and I jogged over to him and gave him the box of oatmeal before he made it out the door Certainly wasn't a BIG thing at all.
My brother said "that was nice of you" and he knows me and he knows that if I see people on the street I wouldn't hand them money, 99% of the time. Also, had this guy in front of me had a nice pair of shoes on, with groomed fingernails, and a nice shirt, I seriously doubt that I would have offered anything to him. I don't care for people screwing the system on my behalf and on behalf of taxpaying citizens who work. But this guy was dressed WORSE than I was, which is hard to do most of the time. I usually tromp around in rags and look like a bum myself.
You can attend Church and do whatever you want. I don't doubt that you give to charity, and I'm sure you give plenty, but you've come on here so many times saying that Trump doesn't give to charity and you bust him down continuously, while giving a pass to ALL of your liberal Democrat politicians for the same thing. That makes you a hypocrite IMO. And when you get on your high horse saying that evangelicals are making a deal with the Devil for voting for Trump that makes you a clown IMO.
And since you have made BLANKET negative statements about Trump supporters while wearing your halo here, I just thought you needed calling out.
It amounts to nothing more than that.
Now go back to hanging on your cross for the rest of us!
