CEE DOG
Well-Known Member
This wicked South Africa reject is at it again
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Indoctrination from birth.I think we've talked about this before, but could someone help me with why so many black people don't understand the difference between religion and white Christian Nationalism white supremacy? I see all these black fools on social media talking about they vote MAGA because of Christian views. I used to wonder how did Jim Jones get those people to drink the kool aid but now I understand. If you tell them the white Christian Nationalism is KKK land and not true Christianity there favorite go to is you're going to hell, and my response is you will be there right beside following white National Christianity.
Did you see the tears in her eyes?
No matter what he does, they will still support him. Even though many cant afford gas or groceries.
As Trump's support slips, white evangelicals remain his Republican bedrock
BLYTHEWOOD, South Carolina, Oct 22 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is losing ground among many of the voters who returned him to the White House in 2024. But Reuters/Ipsos polling and interviews with white evangelical Christians show they remain his most reliable constituency and could prove crucial in the November 3 midterm elections.
With Republicans on the defensive amid record-low approval ratings for Trump, strong evangelical turnout could help the party limit losses driven by voter frustration over the cost of living and the war in Iran.
That loyalty was on display last week at Village Church, an evangelical congregation in Blythewood, South Carolina, where hundreds of worshippers gathered for a weekly “Bible and Politics” sermon by Pastor Erik Estep. The backdrop: an unexpectedly competitive race for a Republican-held US Senate seat.
Speaking in the main worship hall, framed by a giant video screen and concert-style lighting, Estep did not endorse a candidate or party. But as he spoke against gambling, following sermons on abortion and socialism, he urged his predominantly white parishioners to view politics through a biblical lens.