[richardtavor]

By definition, a Christian recognizes the need for salvation through Jesus Christ. It is not contingent upon which Church or denomination one belongs to. Is Trump saved? How would I know, nor care. That is between him and his God. My point is similar to yours, except many claim that they are Christian because of political expediency. I suspect it would be difficult to worship any deity if you feel like there was no need for one. One other point, which I am saying, is that we have all sinned and need forgiveness. The fact that he sees no need for forgiveness is quite a statement..does that mean he wouldn’t be a good leader? Absolutely not. I believe that God puts the leaders in place for His own purposes. Some turn out well, some poorly. God chose the first King of Israel because the people demanded one. He chose Saul, one of the worst. He then chose David - the best. I fear that God will chose Trump and he might be really bad. I hope not, for this nation’s sake. He might be giving us what we asked for ‘Hope and Change’, just like he gave us Obama.

[Elsie]

It is not contingent upon which Church or denomination one belongs to.

Along with kitty; you make our FR Catholics cry.

[SaveFerris]

Just read this nonsense. About a month ago. Don't know what actually did it but saying Trump will be like Obama is bizarre. I DO actually agree with his first couple sentences, but definitely NOT the last few.



Since he's going hypothetical, let's do this accurate comparison:

Never held a private sector job, graduated from Harvard, constitutional scholar, lawyer, junior senator, foreign born, hides his real name, hid his nationality during his senate run, repeatedly failed to vote as senator, and immediately began seeking the office of president once elected. He is also the anointed one.