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Putaruru, Waikato, Aotearoa.

I think that people are supporting Trump very much in line with the following letter that I think many here have likely read versions of. ”If you are a liberal who can’t stand Trump, and cannot possibly fathom why anyone would ever vote for him, let me fill you in. It’s not that we love Donald...

Wow. That's out of left field. Like I suggested... Read the whole thread. You are coming at this conversation with your preconceived set dogma, judging my position from just one post (which was somewhat tongue in cheek) and refusing to look at the bigger picture.

As try as they might, the Democrats couldn't pin anything on Trump sufficient to remove him from office. A few of his hangers on were indicted for unrelated indiscretions, and despite pricing that as a human being Trump was no worse than most and typical of many, there was no proof of evidence...

Trump promised the church political power in 2016 to overcome the perceived threat of the left... Removal of Christian monuments such as the Ten Commandments from government buildings and property... The perceived erosion of Christian rights in education eg prayer in schools etc... The demand...

Thank you. Although it was far from my intention to be at the epitome of anything, I'm flattered that you think I completed such a feat albeit accidently. However, with that said, it is obvious you haven't actually read the thread. If you had, you would not have come to such a conclusion.

Witnesses. Tape recordings. Videos. 3 sperate hard drives. Which the FBI do not deny having possession of. But only just come to light through a private individual who wants the truth to be told. No-one had denied since the actual existence of the evidence. In fact, the FBI and other agencies...

You are taking the same line as the msm. Talk about who's talking about it and ignoring the actual issue... Treason.

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The Vic premier Dan Andrews is the absolute best grounds-man in world sport. His sleight of hand, his deceptive sidestepping, his dummy runs and fake passes, all grandly showing off his superior skills in the day to day sport of politics, pale into insignificance when compared to his consummate...

@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.