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No, some evangelicals really are this crazy.

• cyanydeez 8mo ago
  yeah, so, if you _ignore the entire Trump_ connected escapades of dimentia, narcissism, pedophilia, etc... you're still left with a cult of evangelicals who want to usher in the end times by helping Israel. And if there's to grandiose, there's the more blandness of turning back progress to pre-civil rights, pre-sufferage and returning to Kings as god-given rulers. Anyone who didn't read project 2025 did a deservice to this string of inanity.
• scrubs 8mo ago
  Correct. I was raised but quit this environment around 15. Peculiar to us American's is the Protestant evangelical Christains who for which the apocalyptic books of Revelations, Daniel is literally true. And thereto every 10-15 years there's a bunch of Armageddon is nigh runs hot in their world. The last one I suffered through was the era of US v. Communism with a side of AIDs around 1980. Seriously demented nonsense. And something else again from personal dealings here: the evangelical type is pushy boot strapping God's plan for them into material world through networking, media savvy, outrage, fear and basic organizational money raising to power. Its strange to watch. Alone they seem to have no bearings or self importance or relevance. To get what they feel they need, they attach to the flag, goverment ie to power in state.
• PearlRiver 8mo ago
  I thought Christians got over this when they lost Jerusalem in the Crusades and switched the holy land for Rome.
  • MandieD 8mo ago
    The ones who consider Rome to be holy aren’t, generally speaking, the ones to worry about (at least in this matter). Catholicism considers US Evangelical-style Rapture theology to be heretical, and Catholic soldiers would likely find being pressed by commanders to consider it just as offensive as atheists and other non-Christians would.