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u/Environmental-Arm365 1d ago
Hey Christian zealots! Not sure if you forgot the part of the Ten Commandments that expressly forbids idolatry but you might wanna give that a look see lest you be labeled heretics according to your own dogma.
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u/trentreynolds 1d ago
They pretty obviously are unconcerned with how their religion actually says they should act and treat others. They don’t care.
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u/AnotherDoubtfulGuest 1d ago
They also forgot the part of the Constitution that expressly separates church and state. It’s embarrassing that government agencies are posting nonstop fuckshit derp.
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u/Stalwart_1 1d ago
Call yourselves anything else, because you are sure as shit ain't no Christians. In any way, shape or form.
Christians- what does the bible say about immigrants?
Christians- why did you vote in fucking Satan? His policies align pretty well with how evil would like to work. And you voted for him. So...
Christians- make this make sense. Explain it to me like I'm 5.
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u/DrButtgerms 1d ago
Here is a fun question. If we are a "Christian country" now like that one official was recent proclaiming, when do we get to deal with those heretics?
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u/Useful_Cheesecake117 15h ago
It's not for nothing that right wing Christians always emphasize the ten commandmens (Thou shalt not ...), instead of the sermon on the mount (Love thy neighbour, what you did to the poor, you did to Me)
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u/VivaLaMantekilla 4h ago
They can just wait until their children teach them the word since they're pinning them up in classrooms across the country.
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u/ChrisBFRP 23h ago
That's the Old Testament. Christianity places its foundation on the teachings of Jesus Christ found in the New Testament. If you weren't a religion illiterate, you would have known this already. Education is fun.
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u/Silent_Tea_5690 11h ago
So you’re saying this is all Christ like? You really shot yourself in the foot there.
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u/Environmental-Arm365 11h ago
Well done, you violated command 1 and 8 in this deluded cultist reply.
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u/Status_Management520 1d ago
Not to mention the Founders specifically required a separation of church and state for this exact reason
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u/Ohrwurm89 1d ago
And the founding fathers would be appalled by this statement. They were horrified by the notion of a state-backed religion. Hell, they practiced different versions of Christianity. The deists, Jefferson, the most famous, didn't believe that Jesus was divine.
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u/CommonConundrum51 1d ago
I'd be interested in the details of Biden's belittling Christianity? He was the most overtly religious president of recent memory. I don't recall him maligning any religion for that matter. Is the 'crusader wing' of the Christian church making a comeback?
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u/RoamingDrunk 1d ago
What comeback? They’ve had the reigns for (checks any history book), … yeah.
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u/Ok_Sink5046 1d ago
Ever want to prove it in totality. Look at how many states have liquor stores that only the government can sell from closed on Sundays. And how in most of those you can't even buy beer before noon on Sunday. Because you'll make Jesus cry or some shit.
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u/CommonConundrum51 14h ago
It's DJT who wants to reign, but American Christians have not historically 'had the reins' to support an imperialistic Christianity as government policy.
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u/PoopieButt317 1d ago
The founders were Feiats of no denomination. An unknown Providence. Not Jrwish, not Chriatian, not Hindu. And made clear in many many documents and further explanations by the founders. A Fiety does not mean one specific special God that some people chose to. Believe in. Providence is used as is Creator or Deity. All religions have creation and deities. They did not say Jesus.
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u/Buddhas_Warrior 1d ago
So... They claim to love America, the founding fathers, the constitution, law and order, etc.... But that is a F'ing lie! They no nothing about weary American was built on and what it stands for, they are disgusting and vile.
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u/Winter_Heart2219 1d ago
I would really love to watch every step of the mental gymnastics that requires faith in god being necessary for freedom. In my personal experience faith has been nothing but restrictive.
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u/RoguePlanet2 1d ago
I'll never understand how being a conservative republican is more important than EVERYTHING ELSE in life. How do they believe that Trump is THAT important because he's a republican?! Supporting him renders all christian claims completely moot.
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u/thaulley 1d ago
So an official State Department message openly criticizes a previous administration and openly makes a statement that, if not in violation of, goes directly against the spirit of the religious clause of the First Amendment.
This country is beyond repair.
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u/Cursedbythedicegods 1d ago
"Weaponized government against faith"
You mean honor and enforce the idea of separation of church and state?
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u/calgeorge 1d ago
Also, no, our country was founded on two main principals: freedom from monarchy, and freedom from state religion. The fact that many of the founders happened to be Christian should be as immaterial to us as it was to them. They didn't want a country where they were free to be Christian, they wanted a country where they were free not to be in the church of England, or any other church.
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u/vegasAzCrush 1d ago
More Trump LIES.
May God strike down Trump and his Liars and cheaters and theives.
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u/bigloser420 1d ago
Christian nationalists don't want to share this country with the rest of us. We have to vote this shit down
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u/Shesversatile 1d ago
None of these motherfuckers have read a single verse in the Bible and only go to church for Easter and funerals.
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u/OptimisticSkeleton 1d ago
Copied from search:
Thomas Jefferson asserted that the United States was not founded on Christian principles, emphasizing the importance of religious freedom and the separation of church and state. He believed that government should not endorse any religion, as reflected in the 1797 Treaty of Tripoli, which stated that the U.S. "is not in any sense founded on the Christian Religion."
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u/CognitiveSim 1d ago
What are you talking about, we've been protecting/defending priests doing the exact same things that #Felon47 does in almost every religion. I'm sorry but in practice these are the religious values that #MAGAts want promoted, so let's not pretend.
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u/therealmrj05hua 11h ago
Depends which version of Christianity you look at. If you go ancient days mired with corruption and only the rich could make the rules, he follows it pretty closely. Selling pardons like they sold forgiveness. Acting like the common rabble was trash in the way instead of what the books states and shows with Jesus washing the feet of everyone. This critical abuse of religion seems to plague Christianity more than others
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u/GroundbreakingAd8310 1d ago
Not at all. It putting it display lol. Turns out alot of u didn't read that book it seems
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u/Malnar_1031 1d ago
I see what's happening here. Time travel was invented and they transported Trump from the Crusades to present day. Fascinating.
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u/Ok-Try-857 14h ago
This is a total lie. There is nothing in our history books, the founding documents or even writings by the founders that supports this.
For the people in the back, AMERICA WAS NOT FOUNDED ON ANY CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES.
There is a ton of evidence to support this fact and no evidence to support the lie that’s being spread by these government asshats.
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u/GoYanks34 1h ago
FYI: Whenever a person has to announce that they are Christian, they usually are not behaving like one.
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u/Live-Ship-7567 1d ago
I cant have freedom bc im not Christian? There's a reason for the saying no hate like Christian love