I am as fundamentalist (Independent Baptist) as they come, amd I don’t have a problem with Trump whatsoever. Why? Because first of all, he’s elected to be president, not first preacher. I hope you don’t think that in this day and age we’ll ever see someone like Franklin Graham elected to the White House. Second of all, unlike Billy Bob Clinton, he’s so far behaved with relative dignity while in office. The media are the ones who keep focusing on what he may have done with grown women before he was in politics, not him. Thirdly, even if he’s not one of us (Christians), and I’m not in a position to judge that, or when it may have happened if it’s true-are you?- strictly speaking, he’s on our side, at the very least, he’s most definitely not against us, like Obama and the left.
God has often raised up men and used them when they weren’t strictly godly men, as long as those men at least had resepct for the followers of God. It’s talked about in the Old Testament. President Trump has shown nothing but respect for Christians and the Christian roots of this nation-if he’s not one of us, he’s certainly worth praying for to take that step. In the mean time, he is definitely on our side re religious freedom (which Obama was trying his best to undermine). The rats would like to see Christians relegated to the fringes of life in every aspect, while giving full throat to perversion and perverts of every stripe.
You almost sound like an agent provocateur, really, because any conservative Christian will be familiar with how God uses men who may not be Christian themselves, but support Christians, and certainly don’t oppose and undermine their rights. President Trump doesn’t lead my church or my faith life, but he certainly is helping to maintain a country in which I as a Christian am free to be one, openly and without fear.
Just substitute “jewish” or “moslem” for “christian” in all these religious conversations and see how it reads.