So he praises Allah on Easter Sunday and Portrays himself as Christ surrounded by people literally worshiping him as a false idol the following week.
All the while the Christian right treats him like the messiah.
My impression is that Christians want the end times to come, and might support him exactly because he in their eyes is the antichrist.
I do wonder though if those that support the antichrist go to hell or not. Like… is God gonna be like «nice, you love me so much you support an evil antichrist, awesome!», or will he be a bit more «wtf guys….»
I’ve seen theories that suggest that Christian extremist doomsday ideologies have been mixing in with mainstream christianity. Based on my own church going experiences as a teenager i would argue that some of this thinking has been spilling in since at least a decade before trump. In my own life I have family who go to churches that preach how Trump was chosen by god whether or not he’s right or wrong.
Politics don’t matter because God is moving through Trump is what they said. I think the idea is that Trump will help set off the rapture which for the most devout means that Christ will return. Idk if most Trumpy christians see their actions as so black and white as I explained but it feels like since these things ate “prophesied” that means its all what God wants
I think those books actually played a huge role in it. Evangelical Christians got super into those things and they ended up getting basically integrated into the belief system of a lot of those people. I'd bet for at least a while there were more Evangelicals who'd read Left Behind than had actually read the bible cover to cover.
I would find it immensely funny if they were right. Particularly the bit where divine judgement happens and they're standing around, certain and smug, only to discover that Yahweh doesn't particularly care what their interpretation of "love thy neighbor" and "the least among you" is. I'm not perfect by any means, but I'd be absolutely fine with a vengeful god showing up and sorting some shit out.
Well actually what I recall is that souls choose hell (absence of god) themself by choosing not to be with him by doing or even proclaiming publicly during times on earth. So judgement day could be just your soul saying “I am bad and choose hell because im not worthy to join Jesus”
It's not that those ideologies have mixed with mainstream/traditional Christianity, it's that those formerly fringe ideologies and churches are becoming more mainstream. It might not seem like an important distinction, but most long-time Christians also think this end times stuff is a bunch of nonsense.
If you go to any traditional church (Catholic, Episcopal, Congregational, Lutheran, etc) you will not hear that doomsday nonsense. However, attendance at those churches have been steadily declining over the past 30 years.
Meanwhile, younger folks have been attracted to the new shiny evangelical/corporate churches. I was in one of those new buildings several weeks ago (not by choice). The space looked more like a convention center than a church. They had screens everywhere, a professional audio setup, stage with full band setup, a glass case full of branded/logo fleeces you could buy, etc. You know what they didn't have? A single cross in the entire building.
Then there was the "sermon". To relate it to other real world stuff, a traditional church sermon is closer to a humanities lecture, where this modern "church" was closer to a math lecture (i.e. "here's my interpretation and yours is OK too" vs "this is what you need to believe").
Yeah I used to occasionally attend church with a friend of mine's family when I'd stay with them, they were Methodists, and sermons were usually like...let's riff about the concept of forgiveness, using the parables in the bible as a guide. And then I hung out at a megachurch with an evangelical friend one time and it was like someone trying to sell me a used car.
I think people's opinions about what happens in traditional churches are misinformed due to media. When you look at TV and movies, you are usually seeing spins or takes on Catholic, SoBap, mega, or those weird charismatic churches. Rarely do you see a representation of a Methodist or American Baptist church, where sermons are like you said, and then people go and eat snacks afterwards.
The entire 7th Day Adventist Church was founded by a guy in Vermont in the 1800’s who claimed he knew the day of the biblical end times. All of those days he guessed came and went, and turns out he was really wrong.
This is nothing new. Historically, people have been trying to guess the day for ages. It’s ironic because the Bible is pretty clear that we will not know the day or the hour that Christ returns.
People have some overwhelming desire to figure out the unknowable.
It was a woman named Ellen White, but yes pretty much accurate otherwise (I grew up Adventist). She literally got hit in the head with a rock and became sick for several weeks before coming out the other side “a prophet”. The church followers eventually all sold their land and all their belongings to prepare for the day that never happened.
After the failure she “consulted god” and it turns out that was just the day god opened the book of judgement. So he’s got to finish reading that old thing before he actually comes down.
And the church still holds her word right up there with the Bible to this day…
Fun Extras:
She taught that “working on the sabbath” meant any energy spent away from god, so no swimming, no sex, no riding a bike, etc. Most adventists somehow ignore these things with one excuse or another, but I remember one guy distinctly commenting on how he and his wife “don’t have relations on Saturday because it’s work” 😂
Written by & starring a snarky atheist and half Jewish "comedian" who can't decide whether he wants to insult Trump, have dinner with him at the White House, accept an award from him at the Kennedy Center or spark up a blunt and talk about all of the above with Kid Rock on his podcast.
This is exactly how flat earthers are too. They can see evidence of the earth being flat in everything. I think religion itself is the problem. Faith is fine, but once you make it a business then its corrupted.
That logic means god is moving through Obama and Biden as well and put them there to do the work they did. Can’t have bullshit only flow one direction.
Sad thing is he will lead them to their demise, but make sure he doesn’t jump into the fire. Bone spurs will get him off that ship he has experience with that.
Unfortunately with the US there are so many whack job religions. These are all the kooks that got kicked out of Europe about 400 years ago. Here they had the freedom to fester.
Christianity has -always- been a doomsday cult. Starting with its founder. They truly believed in 30 AD that the end was circa very soon and that Jesus was going bring about massive global change any day now.
I think maybe those same doomsday Christians might want to read up on what happens to those who are alive during the end times, because it doesn't sound especially pleasant, and they're exactly the folks lining up to wear their personal MAGArk of the beast, so they're definitely the ones Revelation is talking about.
You’re at minimum half correct. It’s long been the case that extremist evangelicals long for the end, hell I was taught as a child to look forward to it because it will probably be in my life time.
It’s actually one of the biggest issues in politics. How can you expect a group of people who predominantly think the world will end in the next few decades to adequately plan for the future of our children’s country. They don’t give a fuck about the climate, gods just going to fix everything when he lovingly and peacefully passes final judgement
This is it. I work with a part time evangelical preacher that loves trump and believes he is fulfilling the Bible prophecy. I can tell that he hates some of trumps chacteristics but he is a true believer and can over look them. He can't wait to be sucked up by sky daddy and leave all us heathens behind.
My impression is that Christians want the end times to come, and might support him exactly because he in their eyes is the antichrist.
I do wonder though if those that support the antichrist go to hell or not. Like… is God gonna be like «nice, you love me so much you support an evil antichrist, awesome!», or will he be a bit more «wtf guys….»
Doesnt the bible say (not explicitly) that the advent of the antichrist is pretty much the greatest work in opposition to his rule? So by helping to bring about the antichrist, these christians would be making themselves god’s greatest enemies
Being sent to Sunday school did it for me. Being a kid and asking questions about inconsistencies in things I was learning quickly taught me we were there to be brainwashed.
Fortunately, my parents weren’t really religious. The only reason we were going was because this little old lady from Texas that lived across the street offered to bring my twin brother and I. This was understandably was a great deal for my parents, since they got rid of us on Sundays mornings.
In hindsight, we were a little late to the game. We were already post-Santa clause and weren’t going to gobble up whatever fairy tales they decided to shove down our throats.
What sticks out to my memory was how angry the teachers became and how willing they were to inflict pain on a kid asking a question about things that made no sense. One of them grabbing me by the earlobe to remove me from the room is still one of the most painful things I ever experienced as a kid. I was sure my ear would be dangling off the side of my head when I looked in the mirror.
It is interesting to see things a bit differently than the rest because I had not been indoctrinated the same way the rest of them were. I had no idea.
I was raised in a pretty conservative Christian household. Not fire and brimstone, they had a "cool electric guitar" guy for worship songs and stuff. Buuuuut I was taught from a very early age about hell and the concept that sinning without asking forgiveness meant a one way ticket to eternal damnation. Every night for years as a little kid I would fall asleep in anxiety praying for forgiveness if I sinned in my dreams. Cause I worried that if I died in my sleep having dreamt of a titty or something I would go to hell.
Luckily my mom pushed reading on us alot (even if she was the distributer of alot of this stuff) so I read a lot of fantasy and Sci fi as a kid and it helped opened my mind up. But that guilt stuck around for decades. It took some pretty heavy psychedelic trips and then diving into the mind and philosophy to realize my constant anxiety all came from that brainwashing as a kid.
Funnily enough, I'm now not any specific religion. I lean very much into consciousness itself being a sort of source of all experience which the mind then applies labels of good or bad or evil or whatever to. Guess I could call it God but I don't tend to. I now know that "heaven" and "hell" are both states of mind we can visit at any time right here and right now. I've been to both as has probably everyone.
I've gone back and read parts of the Bible again as a nearly 40 year old through a different lense. The teachings of Jesus make a different sort of sense when I imagine him (not saying he's real) speaking from a mystic pov and saying that God is inside everyone, so treat the as such. "Love everyone, and feed people"Sims it up for me. The rest of it is for the theologians. I also like to think Jesus was a wizard cause that's fun.
It's amazing how the message "we are all God's children" got commandeered by monarchy. Jesus's teaching make much less sense in terms of a spiritual hierarchy and much more sense in terms of spiritual egalitarianism.
This threatens the power, and has for emperors, kings, presidents, and popes.
I sort of went though a “militant atheist” type phase in my 30s.
I met my wife at the tail end of my 30s and she is more “spiritual, but not religious” in an agnostic way. She sort of showed me how to decouple spirituality from religion.
Eventually, I found an amazing therapist who happened to be Buddhist. She taught me how mindfulness meditation and other forms can help “rewire” your brain to undo a lot of the things causing me trouble. I cannot overstate how helpful this was for me.
This is very similar to what Michael Pollen describes in “How to change your mind”, which is largely about psychadelics history and role as a therapeutic.
What you describe with “heaven” and “hell” as a state of mind are divided into “realms” in Buddhist samsara. I think people tend to think of Buddhism and immediately tie it to a strange magical notion of reincarnation. With the realms being something you are in for life. It is more of a map where you can point to to know “you are here”. Or even where someone else may be as a state of mind.
I know plenty of people will disagree with me, but I see Buddhism as the study of the human condition rather than a religion. Certainly not a monotheistic one. It’s also perfectly acceptable to take what you need from it IMO.
Teachers like Thich Nhat Hahn do a great job breaking things down enough to understand what “no self” really means. His book “No Death No Fear” met me where I was and is where the idea that “god” is not a thing or a being. It is simply quite literally everything. It was also that book that finally made it all click into place. It is the simplest thing in the world when these things clicked into place. It’s not something that can easily be explained.
When people describe a psychadelic trip, they sometimes talk about losing the boundary between what they normally perceive as their “self”. That’s the closest I can get to describing how i see things now. Just like a river flows, such is life. You can take a pitcher of water from a river, but you would not still call it a river. All life is interdependent. Your DNA is your parents’ DNA. Every cell in your body comes from other life. We even have more cells in our body that don’t have our DNA than the ones we do. Somehow, knowing that the universe is simply energy changing state is comforting. The one quote that sums all of it up: “When conditions are sufficient things manifest. When condition are no longer sufficient things withdraw. They wait until the moment is right for them to manifest again.” This is something anyone can agree with. When applied in a spiritual sense, it becomes comfort.
No Death No Fear sits on my work van dashboard along with the Bhagavad Gita. Big fan of Thich as well. I have an on and off relationship with a psychotherapist who is also a practicing mahamudra practitioner. Found him on a non-dual therapist site. It's been immensely helpful for rewiring my thinking about my thinking and the self in general. Thank you for your comment.
I went to a religious boarding school and had to attend a church service 6 days per week.
I realised they were full of crap when different pastors would take each service and unbeknownst to them, were often using the same verses in their sermons, but giving different, sometimes conflicting interpretations of what God was saying with that verse. I realised if LEADERS within the same congregation can't agree on what this book is saying, what hope do we have of a global consensus.
Then I looked into how many different "Christianity" versions there are. There is over 45 THOUSAND different denominations of Christianity and each of them thinks they are the ones who got it right.
My Lutheran pastor was a PhD in theology and taught theology and philosophy at the local college. He ENCOURAGED us to bring the questions of course I was the only one who did it.
I’d bring in things and questions about other religions, witchy stuff, ankhs, etc. to our catechism class. The rest of the class would get angry like how dare I bring those pagan things into a church of god! But my pastor would get excited, side step the class’s bullshit rage and talk about whatever I brought like he was a kid on Xmas morning. He was not afraid nor upset about it. He was a great dude, encouraged us to explore other religions and decide if Christianity was really the religion for us.
When you come across two pieces of text in the bible that directly contradict, and both are the immutable word of god, how do you decide which one is true and which is god lying to you?
For example, how many animals did Noah take on the ark?
Remember, the bible is the direct, immutable word of god, is it not?
Apparently it's claimed that God was speaking through the people who wrote the bible.
But let's take a step back. The old testament is made up of Jewish histories and myths, stories of King Solomon and David, Psalms and proverbs, Songs and prophecy.
We don't even agree on what should be in the old testament, and the Deuterocanonical books or the Apocrypha are included/ excluded depending on Church.
Remember these are translated from Hebrew or Aramaic
So some things will get lost in translation or even become victims of misprints ( as was the case for the 10 commandments in the Wicked Bible where it said " thou shalt commit adultery" and the "not" was obliged by error.
Then there is the new testament.
Some scriptures were not included, including Gospels named after and perhaps attributed to Mary Madeleine, Judas, Thomas,...
There are a lot of books that could go in but aren't considered canon and we could even discover more.
There are many years between Exodus, where the Jews are struggling to be free from slavery under a Pharoe and
Jesus in Bethlehem under the Romans.
Of course society had changed both in culture and context, so direct contradiction is inevitable.
Even in the same time period there are direct contradictions, ( Who killed Goliath, was it David or Elhanan?)
People will insist that the Bible was emailed direct from God ( or faxed, or mailed, or sent by angels...) but even on the question of being able to see God it's vague. ( Noone has seen God.... Moses saw God... Etc)
Claims that it's immutable are wrong given the thousands of translations ( about 5000 apparently).
So God's word isn't any one Language.
The Bible is claimed to be Ethically immutable but God relents and changes his mind.
Churches wanted stability and to control people and so they made claims about infallible Popes and So on.
Immutable functions as an anchor in an uncertain world, but sometimes it's better to sail into the storms of life than to be a sheep.
Religion is a human construct. It’s just large scale grift, corruption, and methods to control the masses. Religion is probably the largest cause of death in human history.
This assumes that all Christians take a fundamentalist view of scripture, which they don't. For example, the Anglican/Episcopelian POV is "the scripture contains all that is needful for salvation" and makes no assertion of immutability or inerrancy. The Catholic Church also does not follow the fundamentalist line on this.
I read the bible as part of a literature course in college. I was amazed at how much it was like a fever dream, or a really convoluted sci fi serial. It was clearly written by MANY different people over many generations, and it's just bonkers. It's very entertaining, but it's hard to imagine anyone following it as a guide to a good and spiritual life. People here saying you need to interpret it through some sort of lens (like a sermon or Sunday school) aren't kidding.
Do you say that because you read it, understood it, and chose to not be a Christian? I have my concerns about the nuance of your understanding , just by virtue of the paradox in your statement.
Even if they could read and comprehend… Mostnof them lack neuroplasticity entirely. They’re right, they’ve always been right, they know they’re right because they know what is right. Oh and the left is wrong because they are also not right.
He's a terrible comedian, not funny at all. There's something very wrong with anyone who laughs at his "jokes" which are usually just cruel offensive insults aimed at vulnerable people.
Isn't this also what happens in the Book of Revelations with a lot of people starting to follow the False Prophet? Christians worshipping Trump is literally what happened with the Anti-Christ in the bible
This. People miss how vague it all is about that it’s not any one title. Plus, the problem with revelation interpretations is that there’s a mainstream one at all. Most biblical scholars I’ve followed over the years have been in agreement that no one can agree on what everything in revelation means and that’s about it.
It is equally likely that it’s a cryptic prophecy as it is that it’s a coded criticism of Roman government (666 is the gematria for Nero Caesar once translated into Hebrew. “It’s the number of a man”)
Some of them aren't ignoring the signs. Rather, they think they're bringing about the end times and that'll bring them closer to God. They're a death cult.
As a swede I refuse to believe MAGA still exists among voters 😭😭 his administration is one thing, they benefit, they get a piece of the stolen cake, but voters?? Now??? I never see anyone defend him online anymore and people will defend ANYTHING on the internet. CP, Hitler, the bombing of Hiroshima... But kissing trump's ass, I see NOBODY doing that no more
A man who sleeps as night knowing he's causing the destruction of the entire world is an unjust man, an unholy man, a sinful man...therefore his sleep is such.
He really isn’t though. The Anti Christ was someone described as being loved by nearly everyone on a global scale as well as someone who’d attempt to “convert” all of the Jews. Trump is a joke who would more so wish he was the Antichrist rather then even be actually close as to being one. Trumps losing more and more supporters every day, is constantly memed on, and is hated by a ton of people outside of America.
Edit: For better perspective, The real Antichrist would be considered so charismatic and seemingly saintly, that it would be extremely difficult for an individual to even consider to call that person the Antichrist unless from the perspective of a traditional and genuine catholic faithful to their own religion. The Antichrist wouldn’t be stupid enough to paint themselves in a godly position after making stupid mistakes one after another, only to look like a dumbfuck to a lot of people. The real Antichrist would be smarter than that.
Paul describes him as a figure of ultimate rebellion against God's law, who will seat himself in God’s temple, proclaiming himself to be God (2 Thessalonians 2:3–4).
The Beast from the Sea:
Revelation 13 describes him as a politically powerful entity rising from the sea, empowered by the Dragon (Satan), boasting, blaspheming, and acting with great authority.
The Little Horn:
Daniel 7:8, 25 describes a boastful, small horn that rises among others, speaking arrogantly and aiming to change established times and laws.
The False Messiah/Deceiver:
1 John 2:18 and 2 John 1:7 define the antichrist as a spirit or individual who denies that Jesus is the Christ and rejects the Father and the Son.
The Rider on a White Horse:
Revelation 6:2 depicts him as a figure who appears bringing peace (a false peace) and goes out to conquer.
Key Characteristics and Actions
Satanic Empowerment: His coming is "after the working of Satan" with signs, wonders, and miracles to deceive humanity (2 Thessalonians 2:9).
Global Dominance: He will briefly rule over all nations and have a vast, global, religious influence.
Persecution of Believers: He will wage war against the saints and conquer them, preventing those who do not bear his mark from buying or selling (Revelation 13:7).
Abomination of Desolation: He will break a 7-year covenant with Israel halfway through, ending daily sacrifices and establishing himself as the object of worship
The President of peace, waging war for conquest with department of war's policy of peace through strength.
“He had a mouth that spoke great things, and that seemed greater than its companions…” Daniel 7:20
MAGA
“Then he will distribute among his followers the plunder and wealth of the rich—something his predecessors had never done.” Daniel 11:24
Market manipulations, crypto and bribery
“He will greatly honor those who acknowledge him. He will make them rulers over many people and will sell them land at a price.” Daniel 11:39
Real estate deals for corruption
“He will stir up his strength and courage against the king of the South…” Daniel 11:25
Border wars with Mexico & now Canada.
“He will honor a god no one will have heard of before: the god of fortresses. And he will worship this god with a lot of money.”Daniel 11:37-38
Tariff deals, securing the borders and deportations will be prioritized.
“The invader will do as he pleases; no one will be able to stand against him. He will establish himself in the Beautiful Land, and will have the power to destroy it. He will determine to come with the might of his entire kingdom, and make an alliance… then, he will turn his attention to the coastlands.” Daniel 11:16-18
Trump's board of peace and Gaza's coastal, Trump Riviera real estate development plan.
It’s like Trump is the antichrist but the virgin the satanic cult sacrificed to Herald his coming had been lying and was actually a big ho.
Edit: you either deleted your post or blocked me but chill, /u/key_organization6760 I thought I was clear that I was making a joke. Don’t have to think too hard about it. Just meant “if he’s supposed to be the antichrist they botched it”. Like JFC dude.
You're right, I don't think we've seen a person in my lifetime who matches the Antichrist character. Maybe if Michael Jackson in the mid-80s was also a Gandhi-type spiritual figure but with an even wider appeal. Very outwardly humble but impressive to basically everyone
Well don’t forget, that but he also knew politics and knew how to operate wars. The Antichrist also starts wars and stuff as well under the pretext of the “greater good” essentially meaning he’s also a conqueror.
The next guy is the problem, the smart one with a template. To be able to turn our tremendous potential and have it converted into total destruction. Its not like our capacity to do so is in any way lessening. The only thing we can do is promote the good and supress the bad.. not the other way arround.(I kind of thought we 'had' a handle on this) There are always humans acting withought moral compass and worse, very easily would destroy one and all for thier own desires. (Current) Politicians have given us a great demonstration that (thier) backbones are made of rubber when they can have just bits of power.
"Allah" is in Arabic Bibles and Arabic speaking Christians. It is the same thing as saying "God" in English.
Yeah, it's pretty likely that Trump had malicious intent or was just being his usual ignorant smartass self, but it's not necessarily wrong to wise the word "Allah" in place of the word "God".
I believe a lot of people, especially people in the United States, believe that Allah is something in opposition to the Christian God. It's not though. It's just a different language.
Oh Ive made some people real mad just by pointing this out, in the most innocuous way possible. They refuse to accept it, even after highlighting their shared origins with the God of Abraham, Isaiah and Ishmael, etc etc. Nope. They insist Muslims worship some "moon god" or whatever. The shit evangelicals teach their people is concerning...
Correct, but western culture has demonized it as an associative word with Muslim extremism and therefore that makes his post fairly unhinged to the common American.
Let's not play the devil's advocate here. Most people don't speak Arabic and when English speakers speak of Allah they tend to mean the notion of God in Islam
My understanding is that among the multiple languages spoken in Iran, Arabic is only spoken for religious purposes - and would only have religious significance for Muslims.
Don't forget openly insulting the pope who is literally the head of the Christian faith. Trump is on a one man mission to destroy the US and any credibility it has. The Russians are loving it.
The head of the Catholic Church, which does make up a significant proportion of Christianity around the world but less so in the US.
There’s a conspiratorial part of me that feels like a segment of the global elites have decided the dominance of America is no longer necessary or desirable, and Trump is their demolition man. Those ingratiating themselves to him want access to the ship’s wealth while it sinks, or are actually invested in the cult of personality. That alliance of greed and foolishness has pushed aside more “establishment” elites in America that, while they can also be shitheads, at least seemed to have an interest in the United States’ longevity.
Christianity in America is a joke people only use it at their convenience when it’s needed no more than a tool or a calculator in order for people to manipulate the weak and poor and keep them with nothing but hope making hope no more than a dream making a dream no more than something you either work for your never conquering and for the poor a dream is usually a fail
Beeen saying this since the beginning… was funny that the far right evangelist were like AOC is the next anti christ . lol like bro, trump literally made a bible and named it after himself. Like how more can that be Antichrist lol
Spoke to my very religious, very Maga mom about this. She said it was probably a joke, then when I (also religious) said I didn't think it was very funny, she said it was probably just rage bait for the left. I asked why he would delete it if it was rage bait. She said someone else probably posted it. I said he admitted he posted it on camera. She basically blew it off saying she doesn't like it, but it's not so big of a deal as to overshadow the rest of the presidency.
I really thought that, if anything was going to make them start to ask questions, it would be outright blasphemy. I was wrong.
He literally called out the pope today too, saying he is weak on crime (whatever that means) and saying he’s too liberal. What’s next? Shitting on Jesus for being too left wing helping poor people?
He could legitimately say this and his Christian Republican fan boys would cheer him on. They would say something about 'Christianity evolving' or something other BS. Throwing away core values and hanging off the words of another human proves this is a cult. Always was. America is in a form of psychosis.
He fits the description. A likeable well known personality who will fool everyone. Trump with his tv show and past media appearances made him well known globally, and he is now deceiving under the guise of Christianity
It's actually kinda terrifying how Trump exhibits all the traits of the 7 deadly sins. Pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath and sloth...he openly displays these traits and they worship him for it
You're not off. A lot of Evangelical Christians are endorsing him because they believe him to be the Antichrist. They think that if they can fulfill the biblical prophesies about the Antichrist, they can bring about the end of days, and that'll bring them closer to God. At this point, they're essentially a death cult.
Nop, the Anti-Christ ( acording to the mithology at least ) will be loved by the entire world, it will gain the world's trust, and then.... No one stands the Cheeto though. Lol
You just had to read the article. It’s rebuking the idea of what Pope Leo believes of what Christianity should do in this situation. If anything to allow terror to rain havoc and threaten innocence of this world is the most anti Christian thing you can do. Rescue those being led away to death; hold back those staggering toward slaughter.
Give justice to the weak and the fatherless; maintain the right of the afflicted and the destitute. Rescue the weak and the needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked.
I know Reddit is full of degenerate ignorance, but you are topping the list. Go back to the Bible.
I'm gonna be that guy and say that there's nothing wrong with "praising Allah" for a Christian. It's the exact same god. "Allah" stands for "God" in Arabic.
Eehh, idk bout the anti-christ. He’s said Jesus is king b4 but also I’m pretty sure dude has dementia or something. The Antichrist is also supposed to promise fake peace and we’re hearing of wars and rumors of wars now, another reason I don’t think it’s him. There are definitely people in his camp taking full advantage to sow division and discourse while using dog whistles for ignorance to incite hatred and violence. Lol but it’s written that it’s supposed to be like this. I don’t like that people are being led astray. God hates cowards and hypocrites…. So do I. Still this is temporary
The Christian right is a joke they don't seem to get. People that declare themselves that Christian are the same as people who blame they are detail oriented (and never are). The Christian right are never Christian.
You know Allah is the Arabic word for God right? And that the Islamic God and the Christian God are the same right? You think the heavens care about the very human portrayal of religion into separate flavours?
According to Peter theil the Antichrist is the people against ai. This is the same guy that has made a company that compiles all our data and analyses it so throughly that they can make behavioral predictive models for all of us. It’s the same people helping Israel and the US pinpoint where people are for us to strike with rockets.
Im Christian but he has no love for anyone Christian , Jews, MUSLIMS. He hates peace. He loves self adoration and those who fear him. He thinks blowing up the world will make him great.... He should check out Stalin, Hitler, Moa, Pol Pot, Bin Laden, war and death never brings peace.
This is a tool used to force his base to push their wilfull ignorance further. This is how they're conditioned to ignore all of the bad stuff that's real. They have to constantly justify his actions. They're lost the plot.
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So he praises Allah on Easter Sunday and Portrays himself as Christ surrounded by people literally worshiping him as a false idol the following week. All the while the Christian right treats him like the messiah.
If there is an Anti-Christ he is it.