[The Iceman Cometh]

Does 'Evangelical' also include crazy Seven Mountains talk that Rafael Cruz professes?

According to his dad, Ted was among the evangelical Christians who are anointed as 'kings' to take control of all sectors of society and 'bring the spoils of war to the priests', thus helping to bring about a prophesied 'great transfer of wealth' from the 'wicked' to righteous gentile believers'.

No thanks.....

[wideawake]

Cruz’s father is running for President? I thought Cruz was.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Trump’s a loose cannon in some respects, which doesn’t mean there isn’t anything to shoot at.

The good Lord could help Cruz transcend all this goofy theology. It’s God, ultimately, that cements a destiny.

But Trump should stick to flouting political follies. He knows that world. He doesn’t know the faith world that well.

[VinL]

Do you think that anybody gives any credence to your posts; even remotely? Just asking.

[roamer_1]

According to his dad, Ted was among the evangelical Christians who are anointed as 'kings' to take control of all sectors of society and 'bring the spoils of war to the priests', thus helping to bring about a prophesied 'great transfer of wealth' from the 'wicked' to righteous gentile believers'.

Horse crap. Had that play run on me before - totally bull. See here.

[georgiegirl]

GROAN— Another odd belief system influencing a candidate. I thought it was only Carson that was under a belief system outside mainstream Christianity. Does Ted Cruz believe the same as his Dad? This is really disconcerting.

[CA Conservative]

According to his dad, Ted was among the evangelical Christians who are anointed as 'kings' to take control of all sectors of society and 'bring the spoils of war to the priests', thus helping to bring about a prophesied 'great transfer of wealth' from the 'wicked' to righteous gentile believers'.

I didn't realize Ted's father was the one running for president... Or did you mean to utilize some form of "guilt by association" (a slimy tactic commonly used by liberals) to suggest that Ted must believe and agree with everything his father says? Otherwise, why even bring this up?