Do you know who doesn’t have gay anal maximalism?

The real Korea, run by Kim Jong-Un.

The real Korean government protects family values while the terrorist rebellion state, “South Korea,” forces people to have anal sex with men.

Reuters:

Hundreds of thousands of members of South Korea’s Christian groups held a service in Seoul on Sunday to protest against a landmark court ruling that acknowledged the rights of partners in same-sex couples to receive state health insurance.

The supreme court in July upheld a high court ruling that a same-sex partner was eligible for spousal benefits from the National Health Insurance Service, a move hailed as a win for LGBTQ rights in a country that has lagged others in the region.

Sunday’s massive service drew hundreds of thousands of Christians from across the country, disrupting traffic on several major roads in central Seoul.

As many as 230,000 people attended, the Yonhap news agency reported, citing police, The organisers, meanwhile, said as many as 1.1 million people took part. Calls to the Seoul metropolitan police agency were not answered.

Kim Jeong-hee, a spokesperson for the organising committee, said the verdict was unconstitutional because same-sex marriage has not been legalised.

What difference does it make if the government says it’s legal? It’s not legal. The government has no right to legalize gay sex.

“I think that would only be the starting point for same-sex marriage legalisation policy,” Kim said. “We see this not simply as a Christian issue, but as a huge crisis that shakes our country’s foundation.”

…

Some participants held signs saying “oppose the anti-discrimination law” and “protect our children from gender pollution, gender confusion and gender division destruction”.

Well, good luck.

The idea that you can be a heterosexual state while being aligned with the United States is idiotic and nonsensical. You can look around the world: when the US has a presence in a country, it implements its massive machine to promote gay sex and destroy the foundations of traditional and religious order in the country.

The military deals that countries sign with the US contain clauses allowing for education and media initiatives run by the Americans to promote feminism, homosexualism, multiculturalism, interracial sex, abortion, and every other Jewish social disease.

There is an entire global network of these NGO organizations. There are tens of thousands of them. Look into the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, for example. Banned by Hitler, the “German” group was started up again in 1946 by the Americans, and goes around the world promoting feminism and gay sex. Russia banned the group in a sweep of “undesirable organizations” in 2022.

Any group that says “social justice and democracy” is an initiative to promote these social agendas in schools. They have unlimited money from Soros and the US State Department. And if you want to cooperate with the United States, you have to allow these groups into your country.

They are more powerful than any civilian group organized against the gay and feminist movements. If you do not want your society taken apart piece by piece, your only option is to ban these organizations, and the only possible way you can ban these organizations is by decoupling from the United States and aligning with China.

Radcliffe wanted to turn Africa into a big anal orgy.

And he would have gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for those pesky Russians and their morbid fixation on penis-in-vagina.

Breitbart:

Gay-rights activist Father Timothy Radcliffe, who will be made a cardinal by Pope Francis in December, has blamed African opposition to homosexuality on “intense pressure” from outside influences like American evangelicalism.

The Catholic Church must be open to everyone, whoever they are, Father Radcliffe writes this week in the Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano, “the divorced and remarried, gays, transgender people.”

“But in some parts of the world, welcoming gays is seen as scandalous,” he states. “Many Catholic bishops in Africa see it as an attempt to impose a decadent Western ideology on the rest of the world.”

That’s just what it is.

Whatever you want to say about the blacks, they did not have this problem before decadent white perverts went there and started telling them about “the other hole.”

It’s sick.

The priest notes with chagrin that Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo of Kinshasa, president of the organization that represents all the Catholic bishops of Africa, traveled to Rome in December 2023 to explain to Pope Francis why the African bishops could not embrace a Vatican text titled Fiducia Supplicans that opened the possibility of granting priestly blessings to gay couples.

“Never before had all the bishops of a continent repudiated a Vatican document,” Radcliffe writes. “Every attempt was made to calm the crisis.”

“Is the refusal to bless gays in Africa an example of inculturation or a refusal to be a nonconformist?” Radcliffe asks. “Inculturation for one person is another person’s rejection of the nonconformist Gospel.”

You sure it has nothing to do with this, Timmy?

Curiously, in his attempt to explain why the African bishops rejected en masse a proposal to bless gay couples, Father Radcliffe does not look to biblical teaching on homosexuality nor to the Church’s unchanging doctrine condemning gay sex.

Instead, he suggests that “African bishops are under intense pressure from Evangelicals, with American money; from Russian Orthodox, with Russian money; and from Muslims, with money from the rich Gulf countries.”

Maybe ask why then that if every religion is against gays, the Catholic Church is going to Africa and telling men to take it in the ass?

Why are they doing that? What is the end game?

In other words, if the African bishops are rejecting the idea of blessing same-sex couples, it cannot be out of fidelity to Christ and his Gospel; it must represent a caving to external pressures.

If Father Radcliffe had bothered to read Cardinal Ambongo’s own explanation for the African bishops’ action, things might have been somewhat clearer.

“In Africa there is no place to bless homosexual couples. Not at all,” the cardinal stated.

Blessings for individual persons are given “in the hope that the grace of the blessing can help them convert,” he said. “And if we bless a homosexual, it is also to say that ‘your sexual orientation is not in accordance with the will of God and we hope that the blessing can help you change because homosexuality is condemned in the Bible and by the magisterium of the Church.’”

“We cannot be promoters of sexual deviation. Let them do it in their homes, but not in ours,” he said.

See: the black is clearly saying that you are allowed to bless homosexuals, but only in the context of urging them to stop being gay. What the Vatican is now pushing is something completely different, saying that they will bless the homosexual act.

Unbiased readers may have trouble understanding how such a statement — which faithfully reflects Catholic moral teaching — could represent capitulation to Evangelicals, Orthodox, and Muslims.

Similarly, Bishop Martin Mtumbuka of the Karonga Diocese in Malawi told the faithful of his diocese in a Christmas Eve address last year to “forget and ignore this controversial and apparently blasphemous declaration in its entirety.”

“Was this letter written to please homosexuals and their promoters?” Bishop Mtumbuka asked.

The document Fiducia Supplicans “looks to us like a heresy; it reads like a heresy; and its effects a heresy,” he said.

“It’s sad; the Catholic Church is old, as old as Christianity itself; this has never happened before,” he said. “But we have no choice; we cannot allow such an offensive and apparently blasphemous declaration to be implemented in our Dioceses.”

It’s so over.

The Vatican is a militant anal group now, and this means there must absolutely be a schism.

The blacks are simply saying it outright, because they are not cowards like white people who just make snide remarks and hope that their problems magically disappear, or never actually existed in the first place.

I see these “trad caths” on Twitter, and they are jumping through insane hoops to try and explain how this is not heresy.

To be fair to white people, however, it is difficult to understand how something like this is even possible.

Pompeo says Israel has biblical claim to Palestine and is ‘not an occupying nation’ https://t.co/9E69LLD6Cn

— The Guardian (@guardian) February 16, 2023

The top cannibal pedophile (rapes children before eating them), Mike Pompeo, is apparently planning a run for president.

He knows the first and most important things you must get in the headlines for if you want to be a success.

Seriously: Nimrata Randhawa is doing the same thing.

One thing is certain, @NikkiHaley has tremendous support amongst all those who cherish 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 alliance! From taking on Iran, to standing up for Israel at UN & reiterating Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, the Jewish people could could not ask for truer friend than Nikki Haley! pic.twitter.com/WyaBcu36Bz

— Arsen Ostrovsky (@Ostrov_A) February 14, 2023

These people say you’re evil if you say Jews control America, yet all of their actions imply Jews control America.

How stupid and decadent are people that they accept that it is morally righteous to not call this out?

The Guardian:

Mike Pompeo, the former US secretary of state, has defended Israel’s decades-long control of the Palestinian territories by claiming that the Jewish state has a biblical claim to the land and is therefore not occupying it.

Pompeo told the One Decision podcast that his religious beliefs, US strategic interests and his view of the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, as a “known terrorist” underpinned his support as the Trump administration’s top diplomat for the shift in US policy away from mediating a two-state solution and toward more openly siding with Israel.

“[Israel] is not an occupying nation. As an evangelical Christian, I am convinced by my reading of the Bible that 3,000 years on now, in spite of the denial of so many, [this land] is the rightful homeland of the Jewish people,” he said.

Pompeo, who referred to the occupied West Bank by its Israeli name of Judea and Samaria, declined to support a two-state solution of an independent Palestine alongside Israel – an increasingly diminishing prospect after years of failed negotiations and the rise to power of politicians in Israel who advocate annexing the occupied territories.

“I’m for an outcome that guarantees Israeli security and makes the lives better for everyone in the region,” he said.

Pompeo, who once suggested that God sent Trump to save Israel, was speaking ahead of publication of a book, Never Give an Inch: Fighting for the America I Love, that has fuelled speculation he is laying the groundwork for a presidential run.

…

Pompeo said it is in the US’s interests to back Israel whatever its policies, and he blamed the Palestinians for the failure of peace negotiations.

This stuff about the Jews being the people of the Bible is outright satanic. It’s a known blasphemy, and it was not promoted in America on any kind of scale until the age of the televangelists. The Jews paid for these people to be on TV, then they got popular and all of these spineless evangelical scumbag fake preachers went along with the TV narrative to get money.

The claim that Jews are good or that they are entitled to steal Palestine is trivially disproved with both the Bible and over a thousand years of Christian teachings.

The Jews are the villains of the Bible, they literally murdered Christ, but these sickening evangelicals do not care. If Jesus came today, these people would be standing with the Jews trying to murder Him.

He’s also of course out there pushing a war with the Chinese. He’s much less subtle about it than most.

If Xi Jinping is successful, our kids will live in a very different United States of America.

We can’t let that happen.

— Mike Pompeo (@mikepompeo) February 15, 2023

It’s funny that Tucker Carlson is constantly attacking Mike Pompeo, yet they are exactly on the same page with regards to launching a preemptive World War against the Chinese over stupid gibberish about balloons or gay anal rimjobs in Taiwan or [INSERT REASON].

Related: Jerusalem: Jews Declare Yet Another War on Christians, Attack, Vandalize Churches

Imagine thinking that doing things that go against the teachings of Jesus Christ will help people who are directly against Jesus Christ to come closer to Jesus Christ.

The Wall Street Journal:

Evangelical Christians were a regular presence in the Trump White House. They laid hands on the president as they prayed for him, stood at his shoulder as he signed executive orders, and saw vindication for their support in his antiabortion policies and conservative judicial appointments.

Now, the Southern Baptist Convention, the country’s largest and most influential evangelical denomination, is at war over what direction it will take after the Trump presidency.

One faction argues the SBC should step back from its role in electoral politics in order to broaden its reach and reverse a 15-year decline in membership. Another faction says the denomination has been drifting to the left, and the way to retain and attract members is to recommit to its conservative roots and stay politically engaged. Each side accuses the other of straying from the SBC’s core mission.

The internal fissures exploded into public view when Russell Moore, the SBC’s top lobbyist in Washington and a frequent critic of Donald Trump, unexpectedly announced his resignation in May. Last week, letters he wrote criticizing other high-ranking SBC officials over their handling of sex-abuse allegations and attitudes about race became public.

Russell Moore

Mr. Moore’s sudden departure comes as the group’s president, J.D. Greear, ends his term this month, leaving two of the denomination’s most prominent jobs, which help define evangelicalism, open at once.

Mr. Moore’s board of trustees will appoint his successor. The election to replace Mr. Greear—Southern Baptists will vote at their annual meeting in Nashville, beginning Sunday—has turned into a battle for the future of the denomination and of evangelicalism more broadly.

“Do we want to be a Gospel people or a Southern, Republican culture people?” Mr. Greear said in a February speech. “We ought not make it hard for Democrats to come to Jesus.”

For decades, evangelicals have been a powerful, conservative bloc. But even as their political power grew, Southern Baptist membership rolls, like those of many religious groups in the U.S., have been shrinking.

Though still the country’s largest Protestant denomination, members currently number around 14 million, down from a peak of more than 16 million in 2006, following their largest drop in more than a century in 2020.

The denomination, which is 90% white, is also aging, and the close association with the Trump administration exacerbated generational and ideological divides. Southern Baptist leaders have been trying to win younger and more diverse members. But while younger evangelicals are still conservative, studies show they are more racially diverse, more likely to support rights for LGBT people and immigrants, and less supportive of Mr. Trump and his politics.

Ed Litton, an Alabama pastor running for SBC president, says evangelicals’ close association with the Republican Party risks alienating people they should be winning over, including the very demographics the SBC needs to attract to start growing again: young people and people of color. He isn’t suggesting Southern Baptists ally with Democrats; rather, like Mr. Greear, he wants them to distance themselves from all political parties and candidates.

On the other side, a group called the Conservative Baptist Network formed last year to combat what its members see as drift away from biblical orthodoxy toward liberalism. Their candidate, Mike Stone, says the convention’s leaders have pushed social justice causes that undermine the denomination’s mission, and are out of touch with Southern Baptists in the pews.

“We see some worldly ideologies, philosophies and theories that are beginning to make their way into Southern Baptist life,” Mr. Stone, the group’s candidate for SBC president, said to a Macon, Ga., church in March this year. “Our Lord isn’t woke.”

No matter who wins, the convention will have to confront the growing possibility of a schism.

This was bound to happen. The Judeo-Christians are utterly bankrupt. They are heretics who are now bordering on Satanism.

How about we stick to Jesus’ word and protect His teachings?

There should be no debate.

People are either following Jesus Christ, or they’re not.

Crucem sanctam subiit,
qui infernum confregit,
accintus est potentia,
surrexit die tertia.
Alleluia
 
Surrexit Christus
et illuxit populo suo:
quem redemit
sanguine suo.
Alleluia
 
Crucem sanctam subiit,
qui infernum confregit,
accintus est potentia,
surrexit die tertia.
Alleluia
 
Surrexit Christus
iam non moritur:
mors illi ultra
non dominabitur.
Alleluia
 
Crucem sanctam subiit,
qui infernum confregit,
accintus est potentia,
surrexit die tertia.
Alleluia
 
Surrexit Christus
lapidem quem reprobaverunt
aedificantes: hic factus est
in caput anguli.
Alleluia
 
Crucem sanctam subiit,
qui infernum confregit,
accintus est potentia,
surrexit die tertia.
Alleluia

Every time these evangelical “Judeo-Christians” come out to praise the sickening baby-killing Jews, I have flashbacks to my childhood when “blessing Israel” was all the rage.

Of course, at the time I didn’t know anything about the Jews and Israel. All I knew was that these were very self-righteous, self-centered, rude, decadent, perverse, vulgarly superstitious, and most of all arrogant people who really, really loved Jews.

As a child and as a teenager, these people repelled me from Christianity.

As an adult, I understand that these people are hollowed out shells, fake human beings who have defiled the ancient and perfect religion of Christianity with their filth and sin.

Jerusalem Post:

Tens of millions of Evangelical Christiansare expected to pray for Israel in their churches on Sunday in response to the barrage of rocket attacks aimed at the country by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

“Like usual, in a nanosecond, millions of Evangelicals activated, beginning with their leaders,” Rev. Johnnie Moore, who helped organize former US president Donald Trump’s Evangelical advisory board in 2016 told The Jerusalem Post. “Evangelicals pressed pause on their lives to defend the State of Israel and the Jewish people against Hamas terrorists and their Iranian backers. Our community pushed back online in response to the disinformation coming from the terrorists, reached out to politicians obsessively, and this weekend tens of millions will pray for Israel in their churches.”

You have to wonder: who are they praying to?

It certainly isn’t to Jesus.

They are having these religious ceremonies, they are dancing around and waving their hands while worshiping the people who killed our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

This thing with the music playing and the eyes closed, the hands in the air is an ecstasy ritual of the kind you would have found in Africa thousands of years ago.

This is a photograph of Judeo-Christians doing the ritual while on a religious vacation in Israel:

It certainly looks satanic.

So: who are they praying to? 

You go down that road of thought, and things get very dark.

Indeed, across Twitter and Facebook, scores of posts by Christian leaders could be found calling for an end to Hamas aggression and for President Joe Biden to demonstrate more vocal support for the State of Israel.

Meanwhile, Twitter and Facebook are engaged in a campaign to censor the pictures of dead babies killed by Jews that people are posting.

For some reason, the companies that helped rig the election, then flatly banned anyone discussing the election fraud, find themselves on the side of “conservative” Jew-lovers.

“Israel needs Christian support more than ever,” said Pastor Jentezen Franklin. “Today is not the day to watch our televisions and shake our heads. Today is the day for each of us to do everything in our power to bring peace, security and stability to the Holy Land. We have to remember the power we have in prayer, the power we have in giving, and the power we have politically.”

“Jentezen”?

Yep.

He understands Christianity better than all of the Saints combined, which is why he’s able to throw out two thousand years of Christian history and replace it with a satanic doctrine.

Many Evangelicals disseminated releases to the media, too.

“As Christians, we support the people of Israel because they are God’s chosen,” wrote Jason Yates, CEO of My Faith Votes, in a release. “As Americans, we celebrate the State of Israel as an ally and the only democracy in the Middle East… We call on President Biden to publicly stand with Israel without equivocation and make his position clear – the United States will not tolerate terrorism in any form, domestic or abroad.”

This really is flashback central.

I feel like I need to put on a pair of JNCOs and listen to an REM cassette tape.

How do these people still exist?

Similarly, Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, stressed that “there is no moral equivalency between the actions of the terrorists in the Gaza Strip and the democratic State of Israel defending its citizens” in response to statements made by the White House for both sides to de-escalate.

He wrote in an email communication that, “it is time for the Biden administration to step up as a leader of the free world and condemn the actions of these extremist groups with moral clarity. People of faith everywhere need to know that the United States does not look with apathy at such heinous violations of human rights.”

Haha!

It’s the Palestinians that are violating human rights! With their bottle rockets!

Jews are just protecting themselves by blowing up press buildings and killing babies!

Terror babies!

Look: you can tell how false this whole thing is just by considering the level of dishonesty. If these Judeo-Christians were honest, they would just openly say they support genociding the Palestinians. Instead, they make the absurd claim that Israel is “defending itself.”

This was also Joe Biden’s claim.

BIG: US President Joe Biden says, "Israel has a right to defend itself when you have thousands of rockets flying into your territory."
pic.twitter.com/OPZYlWOEGA

— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) May 12, 2021

It’s absurd. Israel is an advanced country with the backing of the biggest military that has ever existed. Gaza is a desolate concentration camp run by Israel.

If the Judeo-Christians want to support a genocide, they should at least say it. But they lie.

Just like they lie about the entire history of Christianity. Never before in Christian history have Christians worshiped Jews or considered them “God’s chosen people.”

In actual fact, real Christians captured the holy land multiple times, and ruled it for hundred-year stretches. Never did they think of putting a bunch of greasy, hook-nosed, beady-eyed Jewish banking criminals, pornographers, homosexuals and baby-killers in charge of the city. Instead, they either killed the Jews or forced them out of the city.

This is when Moslems were fighting alongside Jews against Christians, which was the case for most of the last 2,000 years of history.

The absolute arrogance of thinking you have a right to simply rewrite the entire doctrine of Christianity is simply staggering.

Most of these morons don’t even know anything about the history of Christianity. If you try to tell them, they just don’t care. They believe in Judeo-Christianity, and its relationship (or lack thereof) to all other forms of Christianity that existed before the 1950s is inconsequential.

They believe they know what is right because a fat slob on TV told them so.

Imagine believing that this fat worm-man is a better Christian than all of the Saints.

He is a better Christian than Saint Augustine.

He is even a better Christian than Martin Luther (who these Judeo-Christians cite as a justifier of most of their heresies).

I am called an “anti-Semite” by these Judeo-Christians, but Luther said that they should just be killed outright.

Let me just say again: killing them outright is what the Crusaders did when they took Jerusalem.

These people have chosen to partake in the sins of the Jews, and on Judgement Day, they will get the punishment of the Jews.

Only a nation as utterly debased as America could ever accept this flagrant, putrid vulgarism.

Pete Buttigieg's message to vaccine hesitant evangelicals: "Sometimes I've heard people, people I care about, say, 'if I'm faithful, God's gonna take care of me.' What I would hope they might consider is that maybe a vaccine is a part of God's plan." pic.twitter.com/Z89wIrmhAD

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 11, 2021

Pete Buttigieg is one of the most anal men in America.

He’s also a strong… Christian?

The Washington Times:

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said Sunday that faith-minded people who say they don’t plan to get a coronavirus vaccine should consider that the shots could be part of God’s plan for their well-being.

Mr. Buttigieg had been asked about a recent poll showing nearly 3 in 10 White evangelical Christians say they definitely will not get vaccinated.

“Sometimes I’ve heard people — people I care about — saying, ‘If I’m faithful, God’s going to take care of me,’” Mr. Buttigieg said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “I guess what I would hope they might consider is that maybe a vaccine is part of God’s plan for how you’re going to take care of yourself.”

This isn’t surprising – because actual “faith leaders” are saying the same thing.

This is from a recent blog post by some disgusting heretic pastor named David Thornton:

I’m dismayed and disappointed that I have to write this, but someone has to because there is some seriously bad theology going around in many Christian circles. I’m talking, of course, about the relatively widespread belief that the Coronavirus vaccines and masks represent the Mark of the Beast.

This is not an online-only phenomenon. Back in January, I discussed on Twitter an experience I had at a local barbershop in which the barber was discussing several conspiracy theories, including the notion that the Mark of the Beast was associated with the vaccines and masks. When I gently corrected the lady, she became so irate that she told me to “just stop talking.”

It has always been my opinion that there are certain people with whom it doesn’t pay to argue. These include police officers, air traffic controllers, and people cutting your hair, so I did stop talking. She rushed the completion of my haircut nonetheless and told me that I should find someone else to cut my hair in the future, adding that she didn’t know how any Christian with a brain in their head could not believe her conspiracy theories.

He breaks it down and says he knows all about the Antichrist and the Beast. Of course, no one actually knows whether the Antichrist is actually a man or a symbol of a system. It could be that the ZOG system is the first beast and the Bill Gates vaccine passport system is the second beast. You don’t know that.

Thornton concludes:

Christians shouldn’t fear vaccines and masks, which would be more appropriately viewed as technological gifts from God to help save lives. The fear-mongering about masks, vaccines, and vaccine passports certainly does not fit the biblical descriptions of the Mark of the Beast, and to paraphrase Johnnie Cochran, since it doesn’t fit, people should quit spreading bad theology and misinformation.

What you do know is that the vaccine is made using aborted fetal tissue, that it alters your DNA, and that they are going to prevent you from buying or selling without getting the vaccine and a vaccine passport.

Related: If the Vaccine Isn’t the Mark of the Beast, It is Certainly the First Stage of It

It seems very clear that no matter what kind of Christian you are, you should not be comfortable with this situation, and you have a duty to resist it.

The fact that “Anal Pete” is on the same page with most “evangelical leaders” here should tell you all you need to know.

This is a process: first the vaccine, then the vaccine passport with the QR code, then an implantable microchip in the right hand.

Trump did an interracial evangelical event with whites and Mexicans. The church is billed as a “bilingual megachurch.”

Did you know that most – or at least some huge portion – of the Mexicans coming across the border become evangelicals? That’s one of the reasons all the major evangelical organizations support open borders.

White evangelicals on the other hand – is there anything more boomer than this? It almost feels like some kind of relic from the ancient past.

You people don’t know. You don’t remember 2002. I do. I was there. These people were going wild like rabid animals, cheering George Bush as he invaded all these countries, and literally saying – and believing – that Jesus was going to come down and suck them up into outer space if only we fought enough wars.

I WAS THERE.

The Hill:

President Trump rallied evangelical supporters in Miami on Friday, positioning himself as a champion of religious communities while ripping his Democratic opponents as “radical” leftists pursuing an “extreme, anti-religious and socialist” agenda.

“Evangelicals, Christians of every denomination and believers of every faith, have never had a greater champion in the White House — not even close — than you have right now,” Trump said at a campaign event launching his “Evangelicals for Trump” coalition Friday evening.

“Together, we’re not only are we defending our Constitutional rights, we’re also defending religion itself, which is under siege,” Trump said. “Every Democrat candidate running for president is trying to punish religious believers and silence our churches and our pastors.”

The event at King Jesus Ministry in Florida came weeks after Christianity Today, a leading evangelical magazine, called for Trump’s impeachment and removal from office, sparking a fierce response from the president and his allies.

…

Trump enjoys strong support among white evangelicals, winning more than 80 percent of voters belonging to the group during the 2016 presidential election.

In his address Friday, Trump hearkened back to his support among evangelicals during 2016, predicting he would “blow those numbers away in 2020.” He urged supporters to “get out and vote” in November, a comment that ushered in chants of “four more years” from the crowd.

“I do really believe we have God on our side,” Trump said of his first presidential campaign. “Or there would have been no way we could have won.”

Yeah, that’s what we thought.

That’s what we all thought, buddy.

Then everything turned totally Jewish and your only accomplishment is forcing African tribespeople to do man-on-man anal by threatening them with sanctions.

BOOM:

Today, Botswana decriminalized homosexuality

President Trump's global push to decriminalize homosexuality is achieving results across the world

Will CNN & MSNBC give his administration any credit for this monumental achievement?

🤔

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) June 11, 2019

Now you’re starting a war and everyone is wondering if it isn’t SATAN on your side.

You’ve certainly got his children BY YOUR SIDE.

I will press x and ask God that Lucifer not shake me.

If you want to know more about evangelicals, watch this Texe Marrs movie on Archive.org. It’s banned on YouTube (and he doesn’t even really say “Jew” very many times).

Well, my retirement is a couple of days away. Will be posting here more often now that I have more time on my hands. Well, given my last week, maybe not 🙂

— Mark Galli (@markgalli) January 1, 2020

The media is acting like Galli is retiring because of his anti-Trump article.

In actual fact, he was already planning to retire, and that is why he published the anti-Trump article.

Daily Mail:

The editor of Christianity Today has announced his retirement after sparking fury among nearly 200 evangelical leaders in December by calling President Trump ‘profoundly immoral’ and demanding his removal.

Mark Galli, 67, made the comments in his December 19 editorial titled ‘Trump Should Be Removed From Office’.

It was released one day after the House of Representatives ruled in favour of President Trump becoming the third US President to ever be impeached – after Samuel Johnson in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1998.

Galli wrote on Twitter yesterday to confirm his departure: ‘Well, my retirement is a couple of days away. Will be posting here more often now that I have more time on my hands.

‘Well, given last week, maybe not.’

And the magazine also confirmed he will be leaving and plans to continue a weekly newsletter.

The magazine retweeted Mr Galli’s initial post and commented, ‘Our editor-in-chief for two more days,’ alongside a crying emoji.

Christianity Today added: ‘If you’re wanting to keep up with Mark after he retires, he will still be sending out his weekly newsletter each Friday.’

You see the way they wrote that? Like his retirement is a result of the article?

The vile glutton Mark Galli wrote the anti-Trump article on his way out as a way to stir-up pointless drama for the media to fixate on, because that will give him a bunch of clout in whatever industry he decides to go into during his retirement. Presumably, he will get a position in some think-tank.

There is no actual battle for the hearts and minds of evangelicals.

Evangelicals are stupider than niggers, but they would never vote for Democrats, because they have a pathological fetishization of guns and abortion laws.

Not to say that I’m not supportive of guns and don’t dream of banning abortion and giving the death penalty to abortion doctors. I call this a “pathological fetishization” because evangelicals have removed these two issues from the larger culture war of which they are a part, and isolated them, as though they are issues that can exist permanently in a vacuum, to be argued back and forth forever.

Meanwhile, in reality, both guns and abortion are issues that will be decided by demographics, not by an argument over guns or abortion. Demographic change is going to lead to a permanent Democrat supermajority, which will permanently implement Democrat policies.

Guns, abortion or any other thing that evangelicals care about cannot be discussed by a rational, thinking adult outside of the larger discussion of demographics.

Evangelical Christianity is a cancer, which has metastasized, and is largely responsible for the total destruction of America.

They supported:

• Endless war in the Middle East
• Anti-racism
• Social justice
• LEGAL immigration
• Amnesty for Mexicans
• Every stupid, destructive thing that Republicans have done for the last 50 years

Most importantly and most egregiously, they supported the complete and total gutting of Christianity and the replacement of the traditional religion of our people with a bizarre, vulgar, mystical doomsday cult with a special focus on “personal happiness.”

The good news is, evangelicals are disappearing. They are currently trying to pull some kind of Hail Mary play, and replace their shrinking ranks with brown people, but that is goofy and retarded and brown people don’t have the competence to maintain a religion, let alone a cohesive political lobby.

Instead, what we are going to see is a true reformation in Christianity, as young people look for a real connection to God and community which the evangelical cults that took over America denied them.

I do not know what this is going to look like. It is still in the process of taking shape. In fact, it has only begun to take shape. But we can witness it taking shape.

More than at any other point in my entire life, I am seeing people profess a belief in Christ and a desire to live a life in tune with real Christian morals. It is the will of God that something will begin to happen.

We are falling off a cliff, and we are reaching out to Jesus.

And Jesus is going to catch us.

Not only does Trump have to “fight to keep” evangelicals, they are the ones approving of all of his worst policies.

They are satanic and they are an absolute cancer on this country. And I wish they would just go away.

The Guardian:

The US president going to church on Christmas Eve should not have attracted much attention. But it was the specific church Donald Trump chose to attend on Tuesday that raised eyebrows.

Instead of attending his usual service at the liberal church in Palm Beach, Florida, where he married his third wife, Trump instead went to a conservative Baptist-affiliated church in West Palm Beach.

The change of religious venue is the latest sign Trump is making efforts to lock down his evangelical support heading into next year’s presidential election. White evangelicals overwhelmingly backed Trump in 2016, and he will need to win their support again to secure a second term. But there have been some recent, high-profile defections in the evangelical community that appear to have left the president and his campaign team spooked about losing a key component of his base.

Trump’s troubles began earlier this month, when the evangelical magazine Christianity Today, which was founded by the late Billy Graham, published an editorial calling for the president’s removal from office.

Mark Galli, the magazine’s editor-in-chief, said Trump’s efforts to convince Ukraine to investigate one of his political rivals, the former vice-president Joe Biden, were “a violation of the constitution” and “profoundly immoral”.

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Trump now appears to be moving to prevent any more defections, with a new effort aimed at evangelical supporters.

One day after Christianity Today published its editorial, Trump’s re-election campaign announced the president would travel to Miami on 3 January to launch “Evangelicals for Trump,” an event that Trump’s advisers claimed was set in motion before the magazine released Galli’s piece.

Despite the president’s robust response to the stinging editorial, there are few signs that Trump’s evangelical supporters are abandoning him en masse. More than eight in 10 white evangelicals backed Trump in 2016, and a late October poll found that 99% of Republican white evangelicals oppose the president’s impeachment.

Other evangelical leaders also jumped to the president’s defense after the Christianity Today editorial. Franklin Graham, a staunch Trump ally whose father founded the magazine, called the editorial “a totally partisan attack on the president of the United States.” Nearly 200 evangelical leaders signed a letter to the magazine’s president affirming their support for Trump.

Those evangelical leaders have a vested interest in seeing Trump win re-election. In the nearly three years since he took office, the president has remade the federal judiciary, stacking the bench with young conservatives who will likely spend decades issuing rulings on everything from abortion to LGBTQ+ rights. According to the Washington Post, Trump nominees now make up a quarter of US circuit court judges, in addition to the president’s two supreme court picks.

Trump has also made aggressive moves to enforce abortion restrictions long sought by the religious right. Earlier this year, the Trump administration moved to restrict fetal tissue research and issued a regulation banning family planning clinics that receive federal funding from referring women for abortions.

In comparison, Democratic presidential candidates have promised to reverse Trump’s abortion restrictions and nominate judges who support Roe v Wade, the landmark supreme court case that recognized women’s right to access abortion.

In this sense, evangelical leaders may consider their support for the president, a thrice-married businessman who previously described himself as “very pro-choice”, to be purely transactional.

But on that point, the Christianity Today editorial offers a word of warning. “To the many evangelicals who continue to support Mr Trump in spite of his blackened moral record, we might say this: remember who you are and whom you serve,” Galli wrote. “Consider how your justification of Mr Trump influences your witness to your Lord and Savior.”

It doesn’t seem that this “struggle” is real and in fact is completely invented by the Jewish media.

But Trump apparently has some internal polling, or he wouldn’t be doing this circus show of going and courting these weirdos. And evangelicals are so stupid – literally, dumber than niggers – that it is believable that they are thinking of voting for Elizabeth Warren instead of Trump because she never grabbed anyone by the pussy – or whatever.

The entire age of the evangelical is coming to an end.

Their churches have been totally abandoned by the youth, because they had absolutely nothing to offer to anyone other than boomers who want to feel happy all the time. Kids growing up with drugs, feminism and multiculturalism could get nothing from these people, so they just left.

But evangelicals will continue to poison America for whatever time they have left.

John Hagee has been one of the most prominent Christian pastors who demanded his followers to blindly support the Jews and Israel. Younger folks are a bit more skeptical about his message.

One of the most awful and bizarre ideologies popularized by the baby boomer generation has been this concept of Christian Zionism. Jews managed to convince millions of Christians that the formation of Israel in 1948 was the fulfillment of biblical prophecy and a sign that Jesus was returning. They used this insanity to falsely claim that they are God’s chosen people and that opposing them would be the equivalent of opposing God.

Even though millions of self-absorbed baby boomers bought into this madness, evangelical millennials are more skeptical. A new poll shows that they are less supportive of Israel than the baby boomers.

Wall Street Journal:

Older evangelicals have long played a powerful role in pushing the U.S. to support the Israeli government. Just last month, two evangelical pastors spoke at the opening of the new U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, a sign of the role evangelicals played in pushing President Donald Trump to make the move.

Millennial evangelicals, however, are less supportive of Israel and of the U.S.’s involvement in the conflict with the Palestinians. Only 58% of evangelicals ages 18 to 34 hold positive views of Israel, compared with 76% of evangelicals over 65, according to a December survey of more than 2,000 people from LifeWay Research, an evangelical polling organization.

Though the drop is modest—a majority still view Israel positively—it has caught the eye of Christian megachurch pastors, private groups in the U.S. and the Israeli government, all of which have begun working to win over young evangelicals.

The Jews are right to be concerned by this trend. Christian evangelicals represent the core group of Americans who have historically offered blind support of Israel. If they lose the evangelicals, they’re going to have some major political problems.

These are millions of well meaning people who have been misled by a variety of pied pipers and liars to support the Jews. John Hagee is one of the most notable of these figures, but there are many others like him.

It’s actually quite remarkable to see how the Jews were able to get so many Christians to support their insane Zionist project. After all, it was Jesus, the central figure of their religion, who actively opposed the Jews and was eventually killed by them. Jews even brag about how they killed Jesus and will often articulate their disdain for him and Christianity as a whole.

Before America’s churches became kiked, there were pastors all over the country warning people about the Jews. The term “Judeo-Christian” would have been considered an oxymoron in prior generations. It was only popularized by the Jews starting in the 1940s to fool Christians into thinking that that they had common interests and values. This was further reinforced with all the Jewish lies about the Holocaust.

But younger evangelicals are seeing the Jews do some very evil things and it is causing them to question all the lies that they’ve been told about them. It must be hard to reconcile all you’ve been told about the Jews being God’s chosen people when they are shooting and gassing Palestinian protesters in an open air concentration camp.

Time and time again the Jews have proven that they are a tribe whose behavior is driven by a great evil. It’s an absurdity to believe that they are the chosen people of god and it’s good to see that some of these younger evangelicals are finally recognizing this.