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@Ziggy I would add something to the above. The US secretary of state recently addressed Catholic representatives in the US embassy for the holy see. The entire speech was an apologetic for Catholicism...and he an evangelical Protestant. The highest spokesman in the government in foreign...

So the FBI has Trump juniors laptop and has been sitting on it to protect dad?

I would also make the point that many Christians are voting for Trump for that very reason...to receive power. Did Trump not promise the church power?

While I agree with you, there are a number of factions and lobbyists who would have it different to one degree or another. I love the intentions of your founding fathers. Jefferson, and Madison in particular, along with John Locke of England who I understand had an influence. But not everyone...

Mmmm. I would go along wholeheartedly with your post, except for the part that suggests that my theology incorporates such a theory. And incidentally, no where in any of my above posts did I even remotely suggest that spiritual power comes from Biden. Um, in summary, and no offense intended, but...

I've been reading a lot of opinion from Christians in the States regarding this election. Of course the vast majority support Trump with but a few exceptions. One common theme runs through them all. If Biden gets in, and Harris and co start to run the show, the common consensus is that the...

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We may be thinking alike but you left it to me to get into all kinds of crap for actually saying it.

Sorry, but I find your perspective on history quite perplexing. And equating a persecuting church with Christ quite distasteful.

It isn't yet. But from my perspective it appears that the current situation presents a danger of that happening. And don't believe for a moment that a Catholic dominated Supreme Court would in the right circumstances hesitate to interpret the first amendment as anything like a separation clause.

Thanks for your contribution.

Jesus was justifiable rebuking the church. Just like in Isaiah 58. But one needs to be totally certain it's justified. John the baptist rebuked here for adultery... Justifiable because as the head of the nation how actions were hypocritical. Like Ahab. Both married to foreign queens. With their...

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When I look at the coterie of evangelical leaders, many of which a frauds and vagabonds, I see that union forming now. Couple that with the recent Protestant denial of the reformation and an appeal to return to Rome and you have what is portrayed here...

Sorry, but you'll have to fill me in on that one.

Yet you're voting for Trump that good may come of it knowing the clear and present danger of affiliating the church with the state,? I'm not trying to persuade anyone to vote for Biden. The OP TITLE was simply to get everyone's attention. It worked. But there're are hugely serious ramifications...

Prophecy depicts a war. A war between Satan and the final remnant of God's people after the union of church and state and that union becoming a global enterprise. The liberals aren't the problem. The union of church and state is the real enemy... It is that union which legislates religious laws...

Two options. Now consider these carefully. 1. Trump stays President. The church rejoices because they have a friend in the White House. They have the ears of the boss and they expect that good things will happen as a result. Abortion curtailed. Political correctness stymied. Law and order...

I wouldn't. My suggestion in the OP was purely tongue in cheek. My point is that voting for Trump will not strengthen the church. In fact it will weaken it. That's the point I'm making.