I would say President Carter. Not my fav president, but as a man, as a Christian he walks the walk. Taught Sunday School for YEARS and built houses for the poor with Habitat for Humanity. I think he really is a Christian. Of course that is not MY call... But he sets a great example for us on working for the Lord!
You could say that, but would you be correct? I noticed that Carter’s New Baptist Covenant said “Congratulations to Rev. Dr. Raphael Warnock after winning his Senate seat and becoming the first African American Senator from Georgia!”
If you read their screed here you will see that they are under cover Trump haters,
Vote! Your life depends on it.
Oct 28, 2020
This year has been trying for all of us. From the global pandemic and the uptick in police violence to the increasing divide across political and racial divides, it has been an exhausting year. Now is not the time for us to sit back or stand idly by.
November 3 is Election Day. This election will shape the fabric and future of our nation. This election is not only a question of democracy but one of ethics and morality. What sort of country do we want? What sort of people do we want to be? America has digressed in its progress toward becoming a more perfect union. While our nation’s history is as complex as the citizens that inhabit it, we still have an opportunity to embrace inclusion and reject exclusivity. This election affords us the opportunity to affect change in the most meaningful ways.
Our lives, as we know it, hang in the balance. The lives of those most marginalized hang in the balance. The lives of future generations hang in the balance. The very health, wealth and well-being of our nation depends on your vote. We call upon you to do what must be done. We urge you to take this opportunity to exercise your rights and vote. Your vote matters. Your voice matters. And now is the time to be heard.”
and this...
“But he also believed vehemently in the separation of church and state–a concept he believes is supported by the Bible itself.8 So although he did not believe Jesus would approve of abortion, he felt it his duty to enforce its legality because the Supreme Court upheld it as the law of the land.”
and this...
“Which brings us to the current occupant of the White House. Carter never mentions President Trump by name and only once criticizes “the president” directly for his “irresponsible and uncontrollable public statements and tweets on social media.” Yet Carter uses some of the strongest language we have heard from any of our past presidents to deliver a fiery critique of the 2016 election.”
As for Israel, Jimmy spoke “of a Palestinian Homeland”.
He thinks Mormons are Christians...
Jimmy Peanut Carter is something all right, but a faithful Bible believing Christian, I wonder.