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OUR IDIOCRACY & DEMOCRACY

In the 2016 Election, nearly 63 million Americans voted for Donald Trump. While nearly 66 million Americans voted for Hillary Clinton, Trump won the election, because he received 306 electoral college votes, while Hillary Clinton received 232 electoral college votes.[1][2] My thinking, in response to that election, goes like this: 1. Anyone who voted for OUR IDIOCRACY & DEMOCRACY

Is A Vote Against Trump A Vote Against God?

“God saved President Trump from an assassins bullet so President Trump could save the country.” (Nick Adams) You can see how proclaiming the narrative that God saved Trump transitions into the further narrative that God saved Trump so he could be president again. Stay critical folks! Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional)

Was The Trump Assassination Attempt The Most Viewed Miracle In Human History?

As I said in a previous post, no. But, logic doesn’t stop the right from claiming that it was. Benny Johnson left Charlie Kirk and Alina Habba SPEECHLESS after asking them if Donald Trump dodging death was the most viewed miracle in human history: CHARLIE: “It was divine intervention. We need a revival in this Was The Trump Assassination Attempt The Most Viewed Miracle In Human History?

Did God Intervene And Prevent Trump’s Assassination?

Well, Trump is claiming God did. On Truth Social Trump’s reaction to the events was: DJT Meanwhile, from Lara Trump @LaraLeaTrump , RNC Co-Chairman: Failed assassinations are certainly not inherently miraculous, but let’s think about this. So, since normal people deal in probabilities, is it likely a miracle happened? No, it’s like hockey. Regularly in Did God Intervene And Prevent Trump’s Assassination?

The Rapture: Is it Biblical?

One of the hallmarks of contemporary conservative theology is the idea that Jesus will come and rapture (take away) the church during the End Times. See for example: But is the rapture Biblical, or read into the text artificially? Dr. Bart Ehrman, a Biblical scholar and New Testament specialist teaching at an accredited secular university The Rapture: Is it Biblical?

1/4 Americans Now Have No Religious Affiliation

Christian communities face growing political divide as religious affiliation declines. More than a quarter of Americans now claim no religious affiliation, a finding from the Pew Research Center. That makes the so-called “nones” the largest bloc of Americans. For white Christians, the once-dominant group by far, there’s also been a growing political divide within communities 1/4 Americans Now Have No Religious Affiliation