In elections, we have a binary choice to make.
Often, the two presidential candidates are not people of faith.
Or, they profess their faith, such as John Kerry in 2004 talking of his Catholic faith, but saying he can’t impose his religion’s views on abortion on the rest of us.
Bottom line for me, is that we are electing a president, electing people at all levels to run our secular government, not selecting a pastor or a bishop or a pope.
Kerry professed his actual faith when in response to a question by a reporter as to whether there would be a nuclear deal with Iran, he said “Inshallah”.
Can’t we just figure out in our Constitutional Republic we are allowed to vote for frail humans just as we are. We make a choice and vote. As Christians we make the best choice we can.
We can’t allow the media/left or even some Evangelical writer to fence us in by saying we should not have voted for PDJT or that we must disavow him.
Even voting for a pastor of a church does not always turn out correct, so how are to think our vote for President will???? We vote to determine a direction for the country for a 4 or 8 year future and then we watch and vote again.
A non vote for Trump would have given us first, probably Jeb and later it would have given us Hillary. REally??? Is that what this nation needed. I say no.
It is sort of like saying Paul should never have been an apostle. Where would the Gospel be today if God had not voted for Paul..