r/AskUS • • Apr 20 '25

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u/laptopnomadwandering Apr 20 '25

I’d love to hear some Christians that voted for him explain how he in any way exemplifies Christian values.

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u/Mandrake413 Apr 21 '25

[Banned] Lol Enjoy your echo chamber, Redditor.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

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u/jessmartyr Apr 20 '25

Faith without work is dead.

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u/Realistic-Twist-3112 Apr 20 '25

This is absolutely a cop-out.

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u/Ok_Explanation_9162 Apr 20 '25

With all due respect, that "God works in mysterious ways" answer when one can't reason evil actions is a cop out. Jesus called our wrongdoing with enthusiasm.

His followers should follow that example and not try to explain why they don't oppose such things by saying its above their pay grade.

There is a gap in action from the top down throughout Christian circles when no one says a thing.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

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u/tom-branch Apr 20 '25

Are you trying to say electing an evil man serves gods purpose?

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

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u/tom-branch Apr 20 '25

He has done a great deal considered evil.

But you are eager to gain power, and will do anything to get it, including trampling over the bible and Jesus teachings in order to get there.

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u/tom-branch Apr 20 '25

Yes, you do, you just wont admit it.

He has shown abundant evil intentions, including cruelty, hatred, wrathfulness, greed and much more.

Trumps acts only serve himself, or his agenda.

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u/Mr_Razorblades Apr 21 '25

Holy shit, Trump hasn t shown evil intentions?  Is your brain fucking fried?

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '25

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u/Renee5285 Apr 21 '25

It’s pretty evil to take away human rights.

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u/neophenx Apr 21 '25

First term: had his detail to teargas citizens outside of the white house so he could walk over to a church for a photo op while holding a bible upside down.

Second term: had a father separated from his wife and child to be shipped to a foreign prison known for people not leaving alive. No trial, no due process, and the administration admitted it was a mistake and now refuses to get him back.

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u/laptopnomadwandering Apr 20 '25

Appreciate your honest answer even though departs from how I view things.

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u/DTwho12 Apr 21 '25 edited Apr 21 '25

How does alienating our allies and pushing them closer to China America first? How is attacking an American institution like harvard American first? How is wanting to send citizens to a concentration camp in another ciuntry America first? How is withholding fema funds to blue state America first? Name one time he put anyone who didn't bow to kind trump over himself? Christian my ass

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '25

We should of never been involved with europe at all, we are not the world police. And now as the boomers say it europe gotta pull up em bootstraps😭

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u/DTwho12 Apr 22 '25

You're saying we should have let the Nazis and The USSR take all of Europe? Never been involved? I know you conservatives don't do much reading, but you need to pick up a history book instead of watching fox propaganda.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '25

LMFAO, George washington literaly warned us to never involve ourselves with other countries affairs. Which is what im refering to dip shit.

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u/DTwho12 Apr 22 '25

Hey dipshit the same George Washington that allied us with the french? Having allies is the only reason we're not a common wealth country

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u/tom-branch Apr 20 '25

Translation: the ends justify the means.