Do Catholics still support Trump

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He’s WAY better than Hillary and Bernie and he is a great president, but I don’t think he’s good enough.

The United States has become very impure by legalizing gay marriage in 2015, legalizing homicide of unborn people, and being very judgemental over citizens. In order for a president to be good enough (in my opinion) he has to not let this impurity continue. That just makes him more evil if there is evil stuff going on and he doesn’t even try to stop it. He needs to make the country not just great again, but pure again.

People have told me before that the United States is like the modern Promised Land like Israel was to the Jews. Let me ask you this question: Why would God give people land that will form a government that is going to make and enforce laws that are completely against His Word and what He wanted humans to live with? Those claims do not make sense, and neither do the impure laws.

I have gotten a lot of people telling me: “He can’t do anything to stop it, only Congress can, and if the majority of Congress voted to criminalize these impure laws again, they would do that.” That tells you that a noghtmare has begun. The LGBT community has taken over Congress, and is influencing their decisions. Our country’s laws are being influenced by sodominable cults! That just tells you everything you need to know about the future of this country.

If we continue this impurity, God will do something about it, and eventually the United States will end up like Sodom and Gomorrah. Fires will rain down all over the country and will kill every American for decieving God, and any American caught outside of the United States will also be killed someway somehow. You’re talking a massive death toll of over 300 million people. All that would happen, because the people didn’t do what they were supposed to do and what they were supposed to do was believe and serve the Lord all of their lives.

Donald Trump if you’re reading this, don’t let the impure laws run our country. Do everything you can to stop it! Stop the evil that is corrupting our country, and that has been for the past few decades. I voted for you! Now do something! For all Christians, not just Catholics!
 
Yep, not only “which wife”, but as Trump married a non-practicing Catholic outside of the Church, he is in an objectively invalid union.
That’s a bit far afield.
 
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Catholics aren’t on the same page about Mass (type of music, Latin vs vernacular, dress), why should we be on the same page about the President?
The problem is the severity of the divide. How anyone could have voted Clinton is beyond me, either they are seriously naïve, or they also have an evil agenda.

As Catholics the number one issue should be abortion and euthanasia, both of which Clinton and the Dems support, and even from our Pope, silence on this, only some comment about building walls which was a false narrative spread by fake media anyway.

So there are a number of problems with the west at the moment, even more so with the Church, and the peace of the world depends on the sanctity of the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.

God Bless

Thank you for reading.
 
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The nice thing about being both a Catholic and an American is that I don’t have to think everything Trump does is great (or even good).
 
What more does he need? A phone with extended battery life? He’s already got a Republican Congress and a Republican Supreme Court.
 
1 Corinthians
With revisions…

Love is patient, with Trump.
Love is kind to Trump.
It does not envy Donald Trump.
It does not boast about being anti-Trump.
It is not proud of being against Donald Trump.
It does not dishonor Donald Trump.
It is not self-seeking about Donald Trump’s policies.
It is not easily angered by Donald Trump’s tweets or comments.
It keeps no record of Donald Trump’s wrongs, or his wives, his lewd conversations, or his business practices.
Love does not delight in the evil committed by Donald Trump, but rejoices with the truth.
It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres with the President.

😳
 
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I hope you meant that tongue-in-cheek. Donald Trump is not now and never has been Catholic. He is not bound to follow canon law with regards to marriage… For all we know, that was not the kind of instruction he was given.
He cannot be held to the same statement. However, he is ostensible a Christian and the Bible does speak to his actions:

“You ask, “Why?” It is because the LORD is the witness between you and the wife of your youth. You have been unfaithful to her, though she is your partner, the wife of your marriage covenant.” Malachi 2:14

No Christian should cheat on his wife or switch her out for a younger “model”.
 
You need to know that the question of whether a human fetus is a human being is not a matter of dispute among any embryologists, cell biologists, or any other related field of biology or science.

You need to change your opinion because it is incorrect.
OK, I’m taking the bait. Then bed. Well, you’ve quoted one (1) PhD (in what? who knows? English lit? Education?) Who wrote an article in…a peer-reviewed scientific journal? Nope. The Princeton Pro-Life something or other.

You want to trade quotes? How about a BBC article-- “Unfortunately there’s no agreement in medicine, philosophy or theology as to what stage of foetal development should be associated with the right to life.”

http://www.bbc.co.uk/ethics/abortion/child/alive_1.shtml

The rest of the article goes through various arbitrary (their word) points that different groups BELIEVE a fetus becomes a human being.

What if I showed you a lump of iron and said, “Isn’t my new car great?” A lump of iron is not a car. Is a fetus a hunan being–with, as Catholics believe–a soul? As a Catholic I believe it is. But I recognize there are a multitude of other answers out there, and in fact, most of the world’s religions and population believe something different.

…OK, I looked your author up. “Dr. Irving is a former career-appointed bench research biochemist/biologist (NIH, NCI, Bethesda, MD), an M.A. and Ph.D. philosopher (Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.), and Professor of the History of Philosophy, and of Medical Ethics.” So she’s got a PhD in philosophy. Good for her. And she worked at NIH…whatever that means. Sweeping floors? In any case, she’s welcome to her beliefs, but that’s exactly what they are–beliefs!
 
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I said “Dems”…

And they’re obviously faux, as not one Dem expressed concern over the thought of B. Clinton being around young interns again, with all that free time on his hands…

Not. One. So please.
 
The problem is the severity of the divide. How anyone could have voted Clinton is beyond me, either they are seriously naïve, or they also have an evil agenda.

As Catholics the number one issue should be abortion and euthanasia, both of which Clinton and the Dems support, and even from our Pope, silence on this, only some comment about building walls which was a false narrative spread by fake media anyway.

So there are a number of problems with the west at the moment, even more so with the Church, and the peace of the world depends on the sanctity of the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.

God Bless

Thank you for reading.
Our Holy Father did not tell anyone how to vote. He spoke to how Christians ought to speak…that is, not only about walls. He said it can’t be all walls, not that there cannot justly be any defense of sovereign borders. Correcting something a candidate says is not the same as saying the other candidate does not need any correction.
 
The nice thing about being both a Catholic and an American is that I don’t have to think everything Trump does is great (or even good).
Neither do I, but I think you should recognize the good that Trump, Pence and the administration have done, and we should be thankful he won over Clinton. Come up with a better pro-life alternative in 2020 and I’ll be all for it.

God Bless

Thank you for reading.
 
Would that we cold re-write Scripture to our liking!
Would that Scripture didn’t say, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hurt you,” and “Love your neighbor as yourself,” but it does, doesn’t it?
 
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I said “Dems”…

And they’re obviously faux, as not one Dem expressed concern over the thought of B. Clinton being around young interns again, with all that free time on his hands…

Not. One. So please.
You seem to be neglecting the Democrats who would not vote for HRC. She didn’t win all the votes in the primaries, nor did she draw all the Democrats to vote.
 
I said “Dems”…

And they’re obviously faux, as not one Dem expressed concern over the thought of B. Clinton being around young interns again, with all that free time on his hands…
Okay, if that is what you meant, though this also means your post was a complete non-sequitur. I recommend not quote or replying to a post if you are going to a whole new topic, and it had nothing to do with me.

Oh, and your welcome?
 
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Would that Scripture didn’t say, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hurt you,” and “Love your neighbor as yourself,” but it does, doesn’t it?
See. And that is a good point. It is why I also pray for President Trump, as I did for President Obama.
 
Would that Scripture didn’t say, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hurt you,” and “Love your neighbor as yourself,” but it does, doesn’t it?
Admonishing a sinner is a spiritual act of mercy. It is not hatred to object to bad behavior or unjust policy. If you or I were President, I hope we’d want those around us to object when we were exhibiting bad judgment. That is the golden rule.

If I acted as Mr. Trump does, I would not blame others for criticizing me in very strong terms.
 
We did not destroy property and make public nuisances out of ourselves over Obama…

Oh, and prevent his supporters from speaking at schools. Nor did professors call his being elected an act of treason.

Prayer needs, all.
 
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Would that Scripture didn’t say, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hurt you,” and “Love your neighbor as yourself,” but it does, doesn’t it?
See. And that is a good point. It is why I also pray for President Trump, as I did for President Obama.
You’re a good man! 😉
 
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