President Trump

flook said:
The basic principles of Christian behavior come from the teachings of Jesus and the writings of the New Testament. Key principles include:

1. Love God and Love Others
Matthew 22:37-39 — “Love the Lord your God with all your heart... Love your neighbor as yourself.”
This is the core of Christian ethics.

2. Follow Jesus' Example
1 Peter 2:21 — Christians are called to live as Jesus did: with humility, compassion, and obedience to God.

3. Practice Forgiveness
Matthew 6:14 — Forgive others as God forgives you. This includes letting go of grudges and seeking reconciliation.

4. Be Honest and Just
Ephesians 4:25 — Speak truthfully and act fairly in all dealings. Avoid deceit and injustice.

5. Be Humble
Philippians 2:3 — “Do nothing out of selfish ambition... but in humility consider others better than yourselves.”

6. Care for the Poor and Vulnerable
James 1:27 — True religion includes helping widows, orphans, and others in need.

7. Avoid Sin and Pursue Holiness
Romans 6:1-2 — Christians are called to turn away from sin and live a holy life.

8. Live in Peace with Others
Romans 12:18 — “If it is possible... live at peace with everyone.” Avoid revenge and promote harmony.

9. Serve Others
Mark 10:45 — Jesus came to serve. Christians are expected to serve others, not seek power or status.

10. Trust in God
Proverbs 3:5 — Trust God’s will, especially when it’s difficult to understand or follow.

These principles shape daily conduct, relationships, and moral choices.


Think american policy scores a 0/10 there don't you? No of course you don't\
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I can summarize your 10-point analysis in a single video:
 
frothy said:
Oh do fuck off

You are taking the piss aren't you FFS, Sir Keith wanted the floor to open up
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Wouldn’t you having to listen to complete and utter waffle and lies ?

We have to keep him sweet for the sake of trade deals, I personally wouldn’t be able to sit there like Starmer and the rest do.
 
Dax777 said:
I don't care what Trump himself believes. But its silly to pretend Christianic values are more represented by the last regime vis a vis this.

That is just silly on its face
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Maybe I'm missing something because I must admit I do skip a few pages at a time on this and many other threads but I'm not sure anyone brought the last regime into it when comparing them top Trump's in terms of whop best represents Christian values. Although I don't remember the last regime being quite so vocal in their claims of upholding good old Christian values. I think the question is valid as to whether Trump and his regime are a little bit hypocritical in that their words don't match their actions. Nice deflection on your part though.
 
journolud said:
Maybe I'm missing something because I must admit I do skip a few pages at a time on this and many other threads but I'm not sure anyone brought the last regime into it when comparing them top Trump's in terms of whop best represents Christian values. Although I don't remember the last regime being quite so vocal in their claims of upholding good old Christian values. I think the question is valid as to whether Trump and his regime are a little bit hypocritical in that their words don't match their actions. Nice deflection on your part though.
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The poster in question is a rabid anti-abortioner, including in cases of rape and incest. As such, no pro-choice party/candidate is acceptable. Furthermore, said poster does not care about “what Trump believes”, only in his “policies”. So Trump’s clearly anti-Christian behavior (and Biden’s pro-Christian behavior) is of no matter.

Yet he sees nothing wrong with this. But then gets all emotional if you question his moral code.
 
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FogBlueInSanFran said:
The poster in question is a rabid anti-abortioner, including in cases of rape and incest. As such, no pro-choice party/candidate is acceptable. Furthermore, said poster does not care about “what Trump believes”, only in his “policies”. So Trump’s clearly anti-Christian behavior (and Biden’s pro-Christian behavior) is of no matter.
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Yeah I know the poster and his schtick and that it's pointless trying to engage him really but even amongst all his usual obfuscation some things just nag at me for a response.
 
journolud said:
Maybe I'm missing something because I must admit I do skip a few pages at a time on this and many other threads but I'm not sure anyone brought the last regime into it when comparing them top Trump's in terms of whop best represents Christian values. Although I don't remember the last regime being quite so vocal in their claims of upholding good old Christian values. I think the question is valid as to whether Trump and his regime are a little bit hypocritical in that their words don't match their actions. Nice deflection on your part though.
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Its not a deflection. The political decisions that Christians make are a function of the choices available to them...

So whether a Christian is making the best Christian choice necessarily depends on what the available choices are. Saying they aren't doing so in a vacuum is silly.

Most of the people who responded, automatically understood that point, it seems you didn't. Hence aht you've come to the fallacious conclusion that im deflecting. Rather, what i an doing is pointing out the obvious - i.e. that they made the best choice considering the available options. ( i.e between Trump and the prior regime or the Party and ideologies it represents.).
 
BobKowalski said:
That’s rich, given a US President is now immune from prosecution thanks to the US Christian Nationalists on the Supreme Court.

Nice try, but you definitely overreached with that one.
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Good for Obama then, no? :) its his underlings who lied under oath who might get some serious time.
 
Fair enough. Epstein poached some of Trump's employees, was told to stop, and did it again. That is why Trump terminated their friendship. I can see clearly that is consistent with Epstein being kicked out for "being a creep" as stated by the White House last week. Poach employees...disobey Trump...creep. I guess. It's pretty weak.

So there it is, straight from the horses mouth. Donald Trump did not terminate their friendship because of any knowledge he had of his friends well-financed sex-trafficking ring involving connected men.

I assume he had no knowledge of Epstein's pimp either. He had no idea. None. Nada. Zilch. Epstein who "likes them on the younger side" did in fact totally fool and bamboozle Trump the savvy straight-shooting All-American genius business whiz. He must be deeply embarrassed. Mortified. If only he had known he could have swooped in like Superman Trump and rescued all those poor American virgins. Oh, he isn't emabarassed. In fact, he's rather tired *yawn* and bored by it all...aren't you sleepy too this really isn't important.

Also, Trump is a victim (always) and as usual so unlucky in his associations. It's a lifetime affliction. So unfair. SEE HOW HE SUFFERS FOR US AMERICA???

So Trump knows "persona non grata" and how to use it does he? That rings true.

www.mediaite.com

‘He Did Something That Was Inappropriate’: Trump Reveals Real Reason He Fell Out With Epstein

The reasons behind the Trump-Epstein falling out have long been talked about. But on Monday, explained why he booted the disgraced financier from Mar-a-Lago.
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The reasons behind the falling out between President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein have long been speculated about. But on Monday, the president explained why he booted the disgraced financier from Mar-a-Lago.

Speaking to media alongside U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Turnberry, Scotland, the president fielded a question about why he kicked Epstein out of his Palm Beach club.

“That’s such old history,” Trump said. “Very easy to explain, but I don’t want to waste your time by explaining it. But for years, I wouldn’t talk to Jeffrey Epstein … because he did something that was inappropriate. He hired help. And I said ‘Don’t ever do that again.’ He stole people that worked for me. I said, ‘Don’t never do that again.’ He did it again. And I threw him out of the place, persona non grata. I threw him out, and that was it.”

“I never had the privilege of going to his island,” Trump said. “And I did turn it down. But a lot of people in Palm Beach were invited to his island. In one of my very good moments, I turned it down. I didn’t want to go to his island.”

Up until now, the White House had said little about why the Trump-Epstein friendship fell apart.

“The fact is that The President kicked him out of his club for being a creep,” White House Communications Director Steven Cheung said last week.
 
“I never had the privilege of going to his island,” Trump said.

He never had the privilege. Poor wee Donnie Trump. Once again he's the victim. So unfair.

He never had the privilege of going to Epstein's island? He missed out. It would have refreshed his soul.

An island known across the Gulf of America for simple Christian living and charity, modeled after the great Christian hermits of Egypt.

You do know Epstein? Trump's great New York and Palm Beach buddy, great guy, fun to be with, likes 'em young, always knocking around with Ghislaine, she's charming, well-read, connected, good people, she obviously made an impression on Trump for him to publicly wish her well despite it all. Very loyal is Trump to his friends.

Trump, the guy who fantasized about dating his own daughter, claims Epstein was "too inappropriate" for him...because Epstein stole Trump's employees.

So, the latest development in the Epstein case is it now involves a billionaire HR squabble.
 
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