Last month Trump vowed to defend Christianity and urged Christians to vote for him

Last month Trump vowed to defend Christianity and urged Christians to vote for him

“This is really a battle between good and evil,” evangelical TV preacher Hank Kunneman says of the slew of criminal charges facing Donald Trump. “There’s something on President Trump that the enemy fears: It’s called the anointing.”

The Nebraska pastor, who was speaking on cable news show “FlashPoint” last summer, is among several voices in Christian media pressing a message of Biblical proportions: The 2024 presidential race is a fight for America’s soul, and a persecuted Trump has God’s protection.

“They’re just trying to bankrupt him. They’re trying to take everything he’s got. They’re trying to put him in prison,” author, media personality and self-proclaimed prophet Lance Wallnau said in October on “The Jim Bakker Show”, an hour-long daily broadcast that focuses on news and revelations about the end times that it says we are living in.

  • @[email protected]
    -4•6 months ago

    Attack ideas not people please. It ought to be really easy for you to present evidence for your Messiah.

    • Keith
      4•6 months ago

      We aren’t saying Jesus was a messiah or in any way divine, but he was there and did things (probably different from what Christianity claims)

      You can dislike and oppose Christianity w/o denying the fact that Jesus exists.

      • @[email protected]
        -2•6 months ago

        Ok you weakened your claim. Fine, now prove your weakened claim. This really shouldn’t be that difficult.

      • @[email protected]
        -4•6 months ago

        And? 95% of the humans race believes in some form of God. About 66% of biblical scholars believe the Resurrection was a true historical event as well as the gospel author citations being accurate

        • Keith
          3•6 months ago

          Are you being intentionally clueless? The image specifically says “modern scholars”, whereas all of your examples are of unqualified people. Moreover, most scholars of antiquity are not Christian.

          • @[email protected]
            -2•6 months ago

            Yes modern scholars. The typical modern scholar of the bible believes the events really happened and the attributions are correct.

            How much longer are you going to continue to use the circular logic of something is true because it is believed to be true and it is believed to be true because people believe that it is true?

            Present evidence, not arguments from authority or No True Scotsmen. I can demonstrate vaccines work by data not be invoking some doctor who said something one time.