Trumped

[Taylor]

Also, it's funny how you count being anti-trans and gay as a plus. This isn't 1956.

[mmc]

1 minute ago, Taylor said:

Also, it's funny how you count being anti-trans and gay as a plus. This isn't 1956.

It's funnier that you're apparently a Christian and don't

[Kotchman]

21 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Also, it's funny how you count being anti-trans and gay as a plus. This isn't 1956.

Is what year did Gid change the law?

[Taylor]

1 hour ago, mmc said:

It's funnier that you're apparently a Christian and don't

Tell me about how you follow the Bible to a T and don't deviate.

[mmc]

1 minute ago, Taylor said:

Tell me about how you follow the Bible to a T and don't deviate.

I sin just like everyone else, though unlike the rainbow folk I don't expect anyone else is to take any type of "pride" in it

[Taylor]

5 minutes ago, mmc said:

I sin just like everyone else, though unlike the rainbow folk I don't expect anyone else is to take any type of "pride" in it

You sound like a Pharisee. Also, since when is government supposed to legislate a particular religious value?

[Kotchman]

57 minutes ago, Taylor said:

You sound like a Pharisee. Also, since when is government supposed to legislate a particular religious value?

Every culture in world history embraces a religious or pagan set of values. You better than anyone should understand is divided amongst believers and non believers. Muslims , pagans, atheist, and science worshippers aren’t on team Jesus and are firmly in the corner of lucifer. So yes all this butt sex, abortion ,   Child mutilation is glorifying and supporting Satan. Yes, all these queer priest and woke churches are doing a lot of satans heavy lifting as well. 

[Rico]

 

[Amazing Larry]

Lol fuck Bill Barr. 

[Make Angels Great Again]

14 hours ago, Taylor said:

You sound like a Pharisee. Also, since when is government supposed to legislate a particular religious value?

 

Do you think God actually expects nations to make laws that are in accordance with biblical teachings?

Regardless, I don't think that is MMC's point anyways.

You may as well dump your bible in the trash at this point Taylor.

[Kotchman]

1 hour ago, Make Angels Great Again said:

 

Do you think God actually expects nations to make laws that are in accordance with biblical teachings?

Regardless, I don't think that is MMC's point anyways.

You may as well dump your bible in the trash at this point Taylor.

He absolutely does and western civilization has always been based on his law. The founders were overwhelmingly Christian and all understood that freedom depended on a just civilization. They agreed the government shouldn’t choose a particular church as a national religion. People forget that congress purchased and distributed Bibles long before these libs perverted the constitution. 

[Make Angels Great Again]

4 minutes ago, Kotchman said:

He absolutely does and western civilization has always been based on his law. The founders were overwhelmingly Christian and all understood that freedom depended on a just civilization. They agreed the government shouldn’t choose a particular church as a national religion. People forget that congress purchased and distributed Bibles long before these libs perverted the constitution. 

 

Yes I agree in some sense. But that's never going to last forever unfortunately.

A nation's laws are made by its people. And the US isn't exactly getting more Christian as time goes on.

[Taylor]

23 minutes ago, Make Angels Great Again said:

 

Yes I agree in some sense. But that's never going to last forever unfortunately.

A nation's laws are made by its people. And the US isn't exactly getting more Christian as time goes on.

So, when was the U.S. "more" Christian? Be specific.

[Make Angels Great Again]

8 minutes ago, Taylor said:

So, when was the U.S. "more" Christian? Be specific.

How U.S. religious composition has changed in recent decades | Pew Research Center

 

 

[Make Angels Great Again]

Are you really gonna argue the point that society is becoming less religious?

[St1ck]

2 minutes ago, Make Angels Great Again said:

How U.S. religious composition has changed in recent decades | Pew Research Center

 

 

Nice

[Taylor]

10 minutes ago, Make Angels Great Again said:

Are you really gonna argue the point that society is becoming less religious?

The amount of people who self-identify as a particular faith does not equal how much a country's government and values reflect a particular faith. 

During slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, etc., about 90% of the country identified as Christian. 

You should read the book "Jesus and John Wayne" by Kristen Kobes Du Mez.

[Kotchman]

47 minutes ago, Taylor said:

So, when was the U.S. "more" Christian? Be specific.

Well, there’s a whole lot of lying , stealing ,killing , and screwing in the ass.  

[Kotchman]

28 minutes ago, Taylor said:

The amount of people who self-identify as a particular faith does not equal how much a country's government and values reflect a particular faith. 

During slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, etc., about 90% of the country identified as Christian. 

You should read the book "Jesus and John Wayne" by Kristen Kobes Du Mez.

Yes those were major issues in the Democrat party. 

[Make Angels Great Again]

1 hour ago, Taylor said:

The amount of people who self-identify as a particular faith does not equal how much a country's government and values reflect a particular faith. 

During slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, etc., about 90% of the country identified as Christian. 

You should read the book "Jesus and John Wayne" by Kristen Kobes Du Mez.

 

So the answer is yes, you are going to argue that society is not becoming less religious. Good grief. There are a significant number of congressmen and congresswomen in the Democratic party that you couldn't get to say that late term abortion is wrong. Thats a fairly new thing.

And the predictable angle of "America was not more Christian a hundred years ago because slavery and racism existed."

[Taylor]

1 hour ago, Make Angels Great Again said:

 

And the predictable angle of "America was not more Christian a hundred years ago because slavery and racism existed."

Predictable because it's true? 

The U.S. has never been a Christian nation. It isn't now. And it never will be.

[Kotchman]

22 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Predictable because it's true? 

The U.S. has never been a Christian nation. It isn't now. And it never will be.

What about the democrat party? 

[Make Angels Great Again]

16 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Predictable because it's true? 

The U.S. has never been a Christian nation. It isn't now. And it never will be.

 

Predictable because it's a surface level analysis with no thought behind it. The US is one of, if not the most powerful nation in the history of civilation. And with it, has done more good than the rest of the world combined. That is a direct result of its founding principles that were rooted in Christian values.

That isn't to say it has been perfect, because no institution of men is. But the nation is currently less religious now than ever, while also being more divided than ever by far.

[Taylor]

3 minutes ago, Make Angels Great Again said:

 

Predictable because it's a surface level analysis with no thought behind it. The US is one of, if not the most powerful nation in the history of civilation. And with it, has done more good than the rest of the world combined. That is a direct result of its founding principles that were rooted in Christian values.

That isn't to say it has been perfect, because no institution of men is. But the nation is currently less religious now than ever, while also being more divided than ever by far.

You really need to listen to the Blowback podcast.

https://blowback.show/

[Kotchman]

1 minute ago, Make Angels Great Again said:

 

Predictable because it's a surface level analysis with no thought behind it. The US is one of, if not the most powerful nation in the history of civilation. And with it, has done more good than the rest of the world combined. That is a direct result of its founding principles that were rooted in Christian values.

That isn't to say it has been perfect, because no institution of men is. But the nation is currently less religious now than ever, while also being more divided than ever by far.

I’ve always wondered how these dems come to the conclusion that the dem party is redeemable but America committed the unforgivable sin of slavery. I don’t believe God ever called slavery an abomination. Yet these woke libs bash America over slavery while promoting abominations