THE "CHRISTIAN DEMOCRAT" PARADOX

It takes strength to use it.

"So, He said to them," (Pharisees)"You are the ones who justify yourselves before men, but God knows your hearts. For what is prized among men is an abomination in the sight of God." Luke 16:15 Berean Standard Bible

How can any Christian call themselves a Democrat, Liberal, Progressive, or Leftist today? To do so is to embrace what God Himself calls abominations.

For instance, to be 'Progressive' is to say abortion is acceptable. To say homosexuality and transgenderism are acceptable. To say open borders, homelessness, DEI, and endless entitlements are somehow righteous. And let’s not forget the platform of hate. Yes—hate.

You can argue that you don’t personally support abortion. You can argue that you don’t agree with gender ideology. But if you still cast your vote for Democrats today, you reside in the "Christian Democrat" paradox, and you’re left with only one reason to vote this way: Hate. You compromise your core beliefs in Christianity and your relationship with Christ Jesus because of your hatred of one man.

Now consider this: we have a President who openly confesses Christ, who believes Jesus is alive and moving among us, and who is clearing away filth, so the Lord does not have to walk through the garbage we’ve allowed. If you saw Trump in that light—as one preparing the way for Christ—you might just rethink your position.

In the days ahead, I’ll be writing more about these abominations and what God has already said about them in His Word. Long before our time, He gave us Scripture so we could recognize evil when it rises. The only question that remains is this: which side are you on?

To be crystal clear, I do not despise people who are Democrats. I do object to the acceptable practices by them, and when I use the term 'Democrat", it's to those practices I am referring. If you are not a Democrat of today, then what kind of a Democrat are you? I need to know.

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