@fmf saidNo, it was not. No, it is not.
Was it appropriate for any Christians to have been chanting "Send her back!" about Rep. Ilhan Omar, who is a U.S. citizen but who was born in Somalia, at that political rally in North Carolina a couple of nights ago?
Christians who support this president should be ashamed. Supporting him upholds no Christian principles and I would say goes so far as to violate some.
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@suzianne saidI think overturning Roe v Wade would be entirely in line with the Christian principles of many Christain voters, your own support for Roe v Wade notwithstanding. Some Christians would argue that there is no more important an issue in America than getting "pro-life" judges onto the Supreme Court and that objections to and approval of other aspects of a Trumpism take a back seat to that.
Christians who support this president should be ashamed. Supporting him upholds no Christian principles and I would say goes so far as to violate some.
@fmf saidNo it was not appropriate.
Was it appropriate for any Christians to have been chanting "Send her back!" about Rep. Ilhan Omar, who is a U.S. citizen but who was born in Somalia, at that political rally in North Carolina a couple of nights ago?
But many Christians use their religious texts as an excuse for their own hateful behavior. I wonder what the response from the worldwide Christian community will be.
@sonship saidWell sonship, do you condemn or approve of the behavior in the OP ?
@divegeesterSonship are you the new Caesar Salad in terms of removing your posts?
Maybe, but Dinner Salad might be more appropriate.
