"Of all the dispositions and habits
which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable
supports. In vain would that man claim tribute to patriotism who should labor
to subvert these great pillars of human happiness -- these firmest props of the
duties of men and citizens. . . . reason and experience both forbid us to
expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious
principles." George Washington
There is nothing in the decades of Hillary Clinton's public life that indicates she is some kind of friend to constitutional law or evangelical Christianity. Whereas Donald Trump has been a friend to Americanism and Christianity. And as I said, he at least had the guts to pick an evangelical Christian for his vice presidential candidate.
Which Presidential
Candidate Should Christians Vote For?
Opinion Editorialist for
‘THE BOTTOM LINE’
The most important general election in American history will be
upon us before we know it. For the last one hundred years this country has been
leading up to this cross road. We can chose to stay on this path to tyranny
that we have been on, or we can turn right and get back on the road to the
Constitutional Republic and prosperous Christian nation that this country was
designed to be. The decision will be solely up to you my friend…
It appears that a large minority of Evangelical Christians are
sticking with Donald Trump, despite the mainstream hate America media’s
relentless attack on him. But they all should stand by the Republican nominee
regardless of what the media says. First
because there is no perfect candidate.
Second the media lies like a ‘Muslim Prayer Rug’. And then, and if for
no other reason, because Christians need to prevent Hillary Clinton from ever occupying
the White House.
Ultimately, the election in November comes down to a choice
between freedom and tyranny, and no other considerations matter.
The point is the contrast between these two candidates is huge. I suppose it depends upon what kind of a world
you want or foresee, what kind of an America you want, how your conscience will allow you to vote. Because here's the
bottom line – barring something really unusual happening, all things being
equal between now and November, on November the 9th, one of the candidates will
have been elected commander-in-chief of the military armed forces of America
and the CEO of America's economy and borders. Either Hillary Clinton or Donald
Trump.
Now, you can say what you wish about either one of them, neither
one of them are perfect candidates. We might have had some in history that
people could deem to be more desirable than others. But we've never had a
perfect human being as a president, not even Ronald Reagan was perfect. So my
point is, let's be reasonable for a moment.
Christians have a responsibility to safeguard the national interests
of the United States, because it was designed to be a Christian power and an
important pillar of the faith worldwide.
I am a born-again, Bible-believing, Jesus-loving Christian. My first loyalty is to the Kingdom of God
regardless of who is in charge or what happens to this nation. But that being
said, I also recognize this is the largest Christian nation the planet has ever
seen since the birth of the church. We were a constitutional republic founded
upon Judeo-Christian biblical principles. If you know your history, that is
undeniable.
I know that my freedom, happiness and prosperity that I have
enjoyed, is the result of living under that kind of Constitutional Republic and
the life of freedom that it affords. The
choice in November is a binary decision between Trump's Federalism and the Global
Tyranny of Clinton which has been revealed in recently released emails and transcripts of speeches as an
explicit supporter of open borders and
anti-Americanism.
On the one hand, we have Hillary Clinton, who is an avowed
globalist. She has spoken against Second Amendment rights, she has spoken in favor of perpetuating the abortion holocaust, she has spoken very clearly about her desire to bring in more
Islamic refugees, and has spoken in favor of the borders staying porous and
loosening the immigration laws. I could go on and on.
Clinton is at the very least partially responsible for the consequences of
the Obama administration's foreign policy, which has seen the rise of Islamic Jihad,
destabilization of the Middle East and the widespread persecution of
Christians.
She's participated in the Obama administration as secretary of
state. She helped to bring about the
Arab Spring, which birthed ISIS, which has birthed the entire turmoil in the
Middle East. So you have more of that – or you have Donald Trump.
Trump has showed dedication to evangelical causes through the team
he has assembled around him. Trump has for example, selected a Christian
conservative Mike Pence as his vice president.
He has picked as a potential vice president an outspoken
evangelical Christian. He has put around him an outspoken evangelical Christian
advisory council. He's put an amazing coalition of Christians around him. Has
Hillary Clinton done anything like that? No, she has done the exact opposite.
One thing I can tell you for sure, and that is Trump's patriotism
and love for country is sincere.
Trump has made promises. “I
want to make America great again. I want to build a wall until we get a grip on
this thing. I want to tighten up the restrictions on who comes in and who
doesn't. I want to do some vetting. I want to make sure ISIS isn't coming
across our borders to kill us, to destroy us from within, the 'Trojan Horse'
scenario that ISIS brags about.”
Trump wants to bring
industrial operations back to America, lower taxes so those people who have the
infrastructure and the wherewithal can create good jobs and strengthen our
economy. He says he wants to strengthen our military … the bottom line is he’s
much more of a Constitutional federalist and Clinton is much more of a
globalist autocrat.
However I have heard from many Christians who say they can't vote
for Trump because of their "conscience. While I understand
the position, Christians can't opt out of their responsibility to do all they
can to put the best choice we have in the White House? This is what they did in the last two elections where 68 percent of
registered Christians didn’t vote and look where that got us. After all, they will also be responsible to
their conscience if Hillary Clinton is in the White House in a year. And I
derided the idea that there is some "perfect person" that
evangelical Christians can write in to be commander-in-chief.
We're not electing a pastor or a pope or a priest or a Sunday
school teacher. We're electing the
person who is going to sit across from Putin and look him straight in the eyes
and tell him what for. Someone who instead of encouraging the enemy of the free
world to pour into this country like vermin turning this country into just
another Islamic sewer, will stop the invasion of this foreign ideology of Satan
from poisoning our Christian culture. You
want to talk about your conscience? What are you going to do when you wake up
on November the 9th and you didn't vote or you voted for a third party who had
no chance of winning and effectively gave a vote to Hillary Clinton? You wake
up and she's president-elect. The globalist autocratic agenda is in full force.
Obama's last eight years will be on Communist steroids for another four or
eight years and beyond. What are you going to say to your children and your
grandchildren when the America we knew is gone? When the Constitution, First
Amendment rights, Second Amendment Rights, Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights,
and all the rest of those are gone? What are you going to say about your
conscience then, my friend?
Trump is hardly likely to solve all the concerns of evangelical
Christians in the United States. But I believe that on issues such as the
Supreme Court Justices and religious freedoms, Trump will give Christians the
breathing room they need to rebuild the culture.
There is nothing in the decades of Hillary Clinton's public life that indicates she is some kind of friend to constitutional law or evangelical Christianity. Whereas Donald Trump has been a friend to Americanism and Christianity. And as I said, he at least had the guts to pick an evangelical Christian for his vice presidential candidate.
Thanks
for listening my friend!
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Very good article and very true.
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