1. You have no idea if George W. Bush is a "deeply Christian man."
2. Maybe he is vilified by Christians because we're sitting here eight years after he left office, and we don't see much evidence of his Christianity when we look back at his tenure in the White House.
To help you decide if W. is a Christian man go to You Tube and search “George W Bush heaven”. If there are different ways, doesn’t this demean what Christ did?
I don’t think it was appropriate to send our young men in harms way in Iraq and wanting to remain above the fray at home by not calling out those lying about the mission here at home.
“He practices what his faith inspires him to do. I can’t understand why he is vilified by Christians.”
Dubya’s only reasons I can see for his performance at the memorial for the slain Dallas LEOs would be that he was drunk or purposefully disrespectful, and the first is a poor excuse.
And Reverend Cruz bird-dogging married lady aides? Phooie!
Go Trump! No excuses, no apologies, no BS. Win win win.
I actually have some idea... and it is not favorable. (That is no criticism of you or your post.)
I do not absolutely know, but by his fruits he is known.
He has never to my knowledge ever truly confessed, repented, and repudiated his early years of carousing; assuming both the tale of those years and his lack of said repentance are true, then his witness is a sham.
As a friend of mine said long ago: “Outgrowing a phase is not the same as repentance.”
Add to that his failure to keep his oath to uphold the Constitution, and to serve the American interests over, say, those of Saudi Arabia, and, yes, his spiritual condition is questionable. He is a globalist, and I believe he is of this world, not of the next.
I could be wrong... but I doubt it.