Where Trump Stands With Evangelical Christians

This article is very interesting: https://www.au.org/church-state/october-2016-church-state/featured/trump-a-palooza

 

Oh, I wouldn't be surprised if Republican election victories lead to more domestic terrorism. Let me explain. Little bitty state legislative victories in Indiana allowed state government to expand school tuition voucher programs. aka "school choice". That has been a goal of the Catholic Church in America since the 1870's, when 38 states amended their constitutions to prohibit taxpayer support of K-12 religious schools. Well, a Republican President can do even more to enable religious education on a national scale.

Then, all the kooks can start up their own schools. The late cult leader David Koresh could have had a school in Waco, Texas. You know he was telling FBI negotiators he WAS Jesus Christ up until the last minute! Furthermore, what is to stop religious schools from teaching that Jews killed Jesus? Nothing, because policing a privatized system of K-12 education would be impossible.

They coud teach that women and dark-skinned people are inferior, and get taxpayer money for doing so.

That will lead to large numbers of 18 year olds entering adulthood with no tolerance for people who are different.

 

Yes, even small amounts of support are bad. Someone even wrote a book years ago about those offensive school bus subsidies. Historically, and not but a few decades ago, Baptists were a major force opposing Catholicism on this issue, so it is ironic to see how Baptist leaders have betrayed their forefathers' wishes by -forgetting- their own past, and joining WITH Catholicism in the quest for a government check.

Whores.

 

Ah, today's "Huffington Post" has an article about 100 evangelical leaders urging their flocks to oppose Trump!

That's good news. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/evangelical-leaders-donald-trump_us_57f7b304e4b068ecb5ddc355?1h9tvi1d5lg9o1or&