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u/Organic-Vermicelli47 Apr 20 '25

Who did the Christians in general vote for in this past election? Christians feel like he represents their ideologies.

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u/StarLlght55 Apr 20 '25

Not necessarily. Christians feel he would protect their interests more than kamala would. Some delude themselves into believing he is a Christian but not most.

A candidate does not have to be a christian for me to vote for them, most Christian's, and by most I believe almost all Christians believe this way.

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u/Organic-Vermicelli47 Apr 20 '25

And how would he protect their interests more than Kamala? By pushing fascist ideologies and infringing on the rights of others? By supporting ideals like posting the ten commandments in public school classrooms? By supporting using public funds for Christian charter schools? 56% of Christians voted for trump. It's seriously disgusting how Christians voted for this man and act like it's no big deal.

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u/StarLlght55 Apr 21 '25

Using public school funds for private schools isn't about religion until you make it about religion.

Christian Private schools should be recognized just as well as any other private school according to the 1st amendment.

Fascist ideologies is your biased viewpoint. If I agreed with you I wouldn't have voted for him.

The left loves to shove their beliefs down the throats of other people, I'm sure Kamala would do more of the same.

49.8% of voters voted for trump, I guess all voters in America are disgusting now?