Trump proves he doesn't believe in God

[Lyndon]

Trump cannot believe in God as he says there will be no God if Biden is elected, obviously there is no God if God can disappear because of an election.

Trump said 'there will be no God' if Biden is elected

 

[ChristineM]

Well that's it then, the end of religion.

Can't say i would be sad about that but billions of people surely will

 

[Rival]

This just strikes me as hyperbole.

 

[ChristineM]

This just strikes me as hyperbole.

It strikes me as trump trying to put the fear of god into people.

 

[robocop (actually)]

Trump cannot believe in God as he says there will be no God if Biden is elected, obviously there is no God if God can disappear because of an election.

Trump said 'there will be no God' if Biden is elected

The important take away is that Trump is being nasty.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

This just strikes me as hyperbole.

I think he was trying to say: "With Biden in office, expect prayer to be taken out of American schools, etc, etc."

It came out wrong, as usual, though.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

For those who say "but prayer is already taken out of school Kat" to my above post... well the Trump administration is slowly working at bringing Christian prayer back in.

 

[McBell]

Trump cannot believe in God as he says there will be no God if Biden is elected, obviously there is no God if God can disappear because of an election.

Trump said 'there will be no God' if Biden is elected

You forgot to include the "proof" in your OP.

 

[columbus]

The important take away is that Trump is being nasty.

In the standard Christian way.

Untrue things that serve the purpose of convincing the gullible to do what you want them to do.
Tom

 

[McBell]

I think he was trying to say: "With Biden in office, expect prayer to be taken out of American schools, etc, etc."

It came out wrong, as usual, though.

Except prayer has not been removed from schools...

 

[columbus]

It came out wrong, as usual, though.

In what way?
It sounds like something Trump would say, and mean it.
Tom

 

[1213]

...Trump said 'there will be no God' if Biden is elected

That seems to be a false claim, because he actually said: "He comes out with a platform...There will be no oil. There will be no God. There will be no guns.". The 'there will be no God' is taken out of context that tells basically, if Biden is elected, Biden and his group will be antitheist and anti-gun owning. In other words, Trump seems to be saying, if Biden is selected, people lose their right to own guns and religious freedom.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

Except prayer has not been removed from schools...

There was a ruling in about the 50's or 60's from the Supreme court that some people are still mad at though, regarding public school. I'll have to look it up. Be back soon.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

There was a ruling in about the 50's or 60's from the Supreme court that some people are still mad at though, regarding public school. I'll have to look it up. Be back soon.

I'm talking about Engel v. Vitale and Abington School District v. Schempp

 

[robocop (actually)]

In the standard Christian way.

Untrue things that serve the purpose of convincing the gullible to do what you want them to do.
Tom

Not all churches are like that.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

In what way?
It sounds like something Trump would say, and mean it.
Tom

It's honestly really hard to tell with GOP politicians these days. To be perfectly honest.

 

[Revoltingest]

That seems to be a false claim, because he actually said: "He comes out with a platform...There will be no oil. There will be no God. There will be no guns.". The 'there will be no God' is taken out of context that tells basically, if Biden is elected, Biden and his group will be antitheist and anti-gun owning. In other words, Trump seems to be saying, if Biden is selected, people lose their right to own guns and religious freedom.

Good.
You researched the bogus quote so that I didn't have to.

I wonder...
Of all the quotes attributed by the left to Trump,
how many did he actually say? The could be
honest, & quote him accurately....there's still
plenty to legitimately stoke their hatred & anger.

Fun with quotes!
What's in the article....
"The sleepy campaign has joined forces with those trying to tear down America and our way of life," Trump said. "He comes out with a platform...There will be no oil. There will be no God. There will be no guns."

Remove a few words, & he now claims that Biden is God's chosen one....
"The sleepy campaign has joined forces with those trying to tear down America and our way of life," Trump said. "He comes out with a platform...There will be no oil. There will be no God. There will be no guns."

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

Good.
You researched the bogus quote so that I didn't have to.

I wonder...
Of all the quotes attributed by the left to Trump,
how many did he actually say? The could be
honest, & quote him accurately....there's still
plenty to legitimately stoke their hatred & anger.

It's hard to determine what he said.

What's easy to determine is the stuff he says on Twitter. It destroys everyone's benefit of a doubt for him, so that when claims come up, people are reluctant to give a benefit of a doubt.

 

[columbus]

It's honestly really hard to tell with GOP politicians these days. To be perfectly honest.

Not just GOP.
But, yeah, they're the worst.

By a large margin.
Something else I can't help but notice. They're the most overtly Christian politicians. And overt Christian voters tend to vote for the most overtly sleazy politicians, like Trump.

Go figure....
Maybe religion taught Christian folks to believe whatever they want to and justify it later, by whatever means necessary?
That's what I believe.
Tom

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

Not just GOP.
But, yeah, they're the worst.

By a large margin.
Something else I can't help but notice. They're the most overtly Christian politicians. And overt Christian voters tend to vote for the most overtly sleazy politicians, like Trump.

Go figure....
Maybe religion taught Christian folks to believe whatever they want to and justify it later, by whatever means necessary?
That's what I believe.
Tom

I just think that some Protestant Christians want their own Pope in the form of a strong unifying leader etc, and will take anything that fits that description, even if said leader is just pretending to be all of those characteristics.