You can’t be maga and follow Christ’s teachings.Question: Is she right?
This Viral Video Has People Talking About Christianity Versus 'MAGA Christianity'
“As a Christian, I don't think you can be both MAGA and Christian,” one person wrote in the comments of the video.www.huffpost.com
100%. The Nazis knew this well and created their own faith movement to attempt to pull people from the church, and the deeply rooted influence of the church in Germany at the time likely made Nazism not as bad as it could have been. The new American Nazis just co-opt and bastardize the church instead but same idea.You can’t be maga and follow Christ’s teachings.
What about render unto Caesar….? Don’t MEGA Christians worship Caesar and given themselves to him? I can’t imagine anybody having any questions about the MEGA not being Christian. The words attributed to The Son of God could not make that more explicit, in my opinion.I don’t think you can be Christian or at the very least a Christian leader without speaking out against MAGA Christian. The fact that there are y guestioninso few doing so tells me all I need to know about that religion.
Question: Is she right?
This Viral Video Has People Talking About Christianity Versus 'MAGA Christianity'
“As a Christian, I don't think you can be both MAGA and Christian,” one person wrote in the comments of the video.www.huffpost.com
Question: Is she right?
This Viral Video Has People Talking About Christianity Versus 'MAGA Christianity'
“As a Christian, I don't think you can be both MAGA and Christian,” one person wrote in the comments of the video.www.huffpost.com
Which ones have loudly proclaimed that the last few Popes have no idea about religion? The infallible Pope...Question: Is she right?
This Viral Video Has People Talking About Christianity Versus 'MAGA Christianity'
“As a Christian, I don't think you can be both MAGA and Christian,” one person wrote in the comments of the video.www.huffpost.com
"Multiple pastors tell me, essentially, the same story about quoting the Sermon on the Mount, parenthetically, in their preaching—'turn the other cheek'—[and] to have someone come up after to say, 'Where did you get those liberal talking points?'" Moore said.
"When the pastor would say, 'I'm literally quoting Jesus Christ' ... The response would be, 'Yes, but that doesn't work anymore. That's weak," he added. "When we get to the point where the teachings of Jesus himself are seen as subversive to us, then we're in a crisis."
Woke ascribes to the unbiblical philosophy that only two groups exist in history: The oppressed and the oppressors. Wealthy, educated, successful people are oppressors; everyone else is oppressed. To question the sacred doctrine of CRT is to be racist.
Jesus ministered to everyone crossing racial, ethnic, and national lines. We should be aware of injustice and oppression. Justice for the weak and oppressed is urged in Scripture (Isa. 1:17; Micah 6:8). God is not an elitist. He shows partiality to no one (Gal. 2:6, Eph. 6:9) — few Christians would argue otherwise.
Christians lead the world in helping the poor, elderly, widows, and orphans (Psalm 68:5) as we should. In 2021, American Christians donated over $145 Billion to charities, making Christians by far the most loving, caring people in the world, but that’s insufficient for the woke.
Wokeness teaches that we are not responsible for our own lives. We’re born privileged or oppressed. The Bible says we are personally accountable for our sins (James 1:13-15). God created us all equal. Acts 17:26 says we are all created “of one blood.” The sin of racism requires repentance, like any other sin. Wokeness replaces repentance with reparations.
Yeah, we've already heard about these people.
Evangelicals are now rejecting 'liberal' teachings of Jesus
Christian devotees of former President Donald Trump are denouncing Bible verses attributed to Jesus as "weak," according to an evangelical leader.www.newsweek.com
And look at this MAGA-fellating piece from christianity.com (updated January 22nd, 2025, hm, interesting timeline)
Is It Our Responsibility as Christians to Leave a 'Woke' Church?
Read Is It Our Responsibility as Christians to Leave a 'Woke' Church? by Alex McFarland and more articles about Church on Christianity.comwww.christianity.com
The point is you cannot publicaly profess your Christian beliefs and be MAGA. You are trying to blame the person pointing it our vs the transgressor. Kinda like people who point out racists are the real racists.What about render unto Caesar….? Don’t MEGA Christians worship Caesar and given themselves to him? I can’t imagine anybody having any questions about the MEGA not being Christian. The words attributed to The Son of God could not make that more explicit, in my opinion.
I have a strong feeling that Christianity is about getting right with God rather than bitching about your neighbor. Seems to me the job for a Christian is to witness the difference so that all who come in contact with that person and are’t completely emotionally dead might feel a desire to be like what they are seeing.
Wow. The new church of MAGAts.Yeah, we've already heard about these people.
Evangelicals are now rejecting 'liberal' teachings of Jesus
Christian devotees of former President Donald Trump are denouncing Bible verses attributed to Jesus as "weak," according to an evangelical leader.www.newsweek.com
And look at this MAGA-fellating piece from christianity.com (updated January 22nd, 2025, hm, interesting timeline)
Is It Our Responsibility as Christians to Leave a 'Woke' Church?
Read Is It Our Responsibility as Christians to Leave a 'Woke' Church? by Alex McFarland and more articles about Church on Christianity.comwww.christianity.com
You mean you are not going to turn the other cheek? What about jjustice is mine saith the Lord. Are not all those MEGA pretend Christians going to burn in hell forever. Aren’t you a believer?The point is you cannot publicaly profess your Christian beliefs and be MAGA. You are trying to blame the person pointing it our vs the transgressor. Kinda like people who point out racists are the real racists.
The render onto Caesar thing was in reference to paying taxes to the state.
Even King David had an army.You mean you are not going to turn the other cheek? What about jjustice is mine saith the Lord. Are not all those MEGA pretend Christians going to burn in hell forever. Aren’t you a believer?
Isn’t the problems that you were hurt long before the Good News reached you that you have been forgiven and you are still seeking revenge, that you yourself can’t forgive and live with a bowed head? Doesn’t a believer know that racists are fucked, that they have condemned themselves to hell. Shouldn’t that be enough?
Who was it that asked Jesus where his was? Are you a Christian or a Davidian.Even King David had an army.
Who was it that asked Jesus where his was? Are you a Christian or a Davidian.
Matthew 26:52-54
52 “Put your sword back in its place,” Jesus said to him, “for all who draw the sword will die by the sword. 53 Do you think I cannot call on my Father, and he will at once put at my disposal more than twelve legions of angels? 54 But how then would the Scriptures be fulfilled that say it must happen in this way?”
New International Version
Even King David had an army.
Don't see how we can be a "Christian nation" that has both homeless people and billionaires.The problem with the platitudes is that it only applies to those who choose to follow it. The no true scotsman fallacy follows to damn near anyone
Christians in the USA, and not all but way more than “enough”, have largely abandoned their own professed doctrines.
Don't see how we can be a "Christian nation" that has both homeless people and billionaires.
Which churches teach that and what scripture do they cite as justification?Ironically, christianity teaches youre not responsible for your own life. An all knowing god has already created your plan
Which churches teach that and what scripture do they cite as justification?
I’m wondering if it could be that if people are taught that the only way not to feel worthless is to belong to the one and only truth there is, no matter what it might be, and that if in being taught to understand how seriously one should take one’s identification with that only truth, one experiences a demonstration of what feeling worthless feels like such that one would have ample motivation never strays from that truth again. Seems like however much one might wish to deny having had such lessons demonstrated and however deeply one might want to forget them, if such things happened to all of us, it would account for why we act as we do, as you here so aptly and amply describe.Untold number of self-professed Christians have been politically corrupted into believing that the Republican Organization is the only entity that endorses their religious freedoms, never mind that they're weaponizing these very freedoms of theirs to attack and suppress the freedoms of practitioners of the other religions of the world of whom by law supposedly have those same protections.
Ergo, whatever dictatorial powers their Republican leaders are wielding, whatever crimes against humanity and the laws of the land their leaders are perpetrating must be ecumenically supported/ignored and justified by the crafty manipulation of testament because these political opportunists are on the side of their God. It's literally a contrived marriage consummated by the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation.
The Christians of the nation have free will to practice their religious beliefs, yet they feel they are compelled by their religious dogma to suppress, denigrate, outlaw and gain control over everyone else's freedoms because these heathens are an existential threat to their all powerful god, of which is of course a lesson in contradiction of the highest order, yet somehow they manage to make sense of that nonsense. it's what happens when the preeminent religion of our nation is infected with the political aspirations of their deceitful leaders. Afterall, of all the people they could have supported, they endorsed and elected Trump as their leader.
Is It Our Responsibility as Christians to Leave a 'Woke' Church?
Read Is It Our Responsibility as Christians to Leave a 'Woke' Church? by Alex McFarland and more articles about Church on Christianity.comwww.christianity.com