Thread: Trump's Disgustingly Crude & Vulgar Remarks About Women

Originally Posted by Romans828

Amen.

I don't "support" Trump, but I do support what He stands for and the positions he has taken in this election.

The stakes could not be higher.

I will continue to trust God and believe He will move on His people to stop Hillary Clinton and her ilk from utterly destroying this Country.

Originally Posted by Bookman

I know some are saying we're not electing a national pastor or Sunday school teacher, but that's not the issue. To many of us who are conservative, integrity isn't about pastoring or teaching Sunday School. Simply being truthful, honest, and forthright is, to me and others, a prerequisite for being president. Sleeze artists need not apply. I would never want my grandson to look up to "President" Trump as someone to emulate.

I was never for Trump and I'm certainly not now. My only hope is he steps aside and Pence heads the ticket. By the way, remember only a few months ago Trump was saying he had never asked God for forgiveness because he had never done anything requiring forgiveness? In light of recent events, he REALLY doesn't get it. No, he cannot be president.

If you think that will fly when you explain your decision before the Lord, then by all means don't vote for Trump.

However, your ideological "purity" will only end up helping Hillary.

Is that alright with the Lord?

Do you really believe, deep down in your heart, that Trump is going to be worse than Hillary?

I believe Trump is "God's wrecking ball" as far as progressivisim is concerned.

I don't think you can see the issues at stake (or if you do they are not as important to you) beyond your own personal distaste.

If you really needed a sword, would you wait for the nice shiny one to show up, or would you use the one that is set before you to use?

God uses different types of people to accomplish different things.

Not all of God's vessels sit around polishing the fine China.

A thought actually occurred to me, that since God's people can't seem to "get it together" politically speaking, maybe, just maybe, He is having to bypass most of the Church and just decided to use the masses of regular everyday people that will actually go out and vote for some radical change.

Originally Posted by Bookman

I apparently differ from you as to where we are as a nation. I believe we are already under God's judgment and neither Trump nor Hillary can save us. Both are evil in their own way. Christians who look to Trump as the Savior of America are trusting in the arm of the flesh, in my opinion. ONLY revival will save us. It saddens me to see Christians putting their trust in an unrepentant porn-loving, adulterous, vain, narcissist. What a horrible witness we are to the unsaved, supporting a man whom we would soundly condemn for his lack of virtues if he was a Democrat.

That's where I think you may be confused.

I don't see Christians as putting their trust in Trump at all.

Not sure where you got that.

Is that what you actually see and hear, or is that that you are assuming?

I personally have no affinity for the man at all.

My hope and faith are in a faithful God who will always provide a way of escape for His people.

God will always choose mercy over judgment if He has a choice or option in the matter.

I honestly don't get where you get the idea that any clear headed Christian is putting their trust in Trump.

I don't care about the vessel being used as much as I care about God's purpose being accomplished.

Mercy boasteth against judgment. (James 2)

An important aside...

Just because I believe that God is not through with this nation, I do believe that it will only be for a certain open window of time

That's the thing with Trump, I don't think he will be cavorting around like before he decided to run for office.

Truth be told, I think that Trump didn't really expect to actually win the nomination when he got in.

I think it caught him as much by surprise as it did everybody else.

And I do believe that Trump is God's instrument.

I also think/perceive that the gravity of the office and the responsibilities that go along with it, has and will continue to, change him considerably - for the better.

If God is in this, you will see.