/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

>>657774

Precisely. The civic council has become the new house of worship for the worldly.

>>657823

>voting for the bitch that destroyed libya

>one of the respnsible for the refugee clusterwinnie the pooh that we are living now

I don't support zognald but hillary was 10x times worse

>>657823

Meh. I voted for Hillary, too. Several times, actually. 2008 Primary, 2016 Primary, and 2016 General. I'm pretty sure that's not a sin.

And, no, I won't take the bait and defend my reasons. She earned my vote each time and I'll leave it at that. I don't wish to get into a political debate on a non-political board.

>>657856

>Drops "info" about himself that is supposed to be private

>For no reason

Wait a minute, you're the bait!

>>657823

>>657856

>consciously voting for a God-hating pro-abortion candidate

Repent

>>657823

>>>/reddit/ is that way

>>657954

Hillary is a lifelong Methodist. I come from a long line of Methodists. We don't hate God and you need to repent such accusations. Perhaps you prefer the material prosperity gospel that Trump is a part of or you like that he's been married 3 times and agree with divorce as scripture, but that's on you.

>>657980

>"Stop supporting abortion candidates"

>B-But Trump

>implying Hillary is a Christian.

Just stop, someone is going to think you're from her campaign at this rate.

>>657774

Not just shitposting irl

>Nah, I'm a confederate it's the only patriotic way to fix this country.

It's literally only leftists who do, they're so proud of their opinion rather than their actual accomplishments or what they are fundamentally; honestly pathetic.

I know /pol/ finds it terribly difficult to believe, but some of us did actually vote for Hillary Clinton. 10s of millions of people, actually.

>>658009

How could Hillary have funded Planned Parenthood when she wasn't holding any public office? That makes no sense.

>>658014

this

>>658014

this

>>658016

>>658025

>VPN agreeing with yourself.

Nice try, Schlomo, but you won't control the narrative here.

Voted Donald to protect the Supreme Court. Scalia's death was a big factor that I don't think gets enough credences when it comes to understanding how Trump won.

>>658027

>someone agreeing with "Don't vote unless someone is […] against Jews" somehow makes them jewish

genuine confused

People see government as God, nowadays.

That's why people think something actually changes when the government prints of paper saying that a man is now a woman.

They actually think government has that power to overwrite reality.

I voted Trump but I increasingly wonder if he's procured an abortion. I hope he genuinely repents but he surrounds himself with false teachers.

>>658032

>doesn't see Shekelstein trying to turn /christian/ into /pol/

We pray for our enemies, even if they're Jewish.

>>657823

>OP complains about people judging you by your choice of political candidate

>"btw guys I voted for the other guy"

>everyone judges him

Potery

Render unto Caesar, etc

My ideology is Christianity. The foundational texts of my ideology is the Holy Bible and the writings of the early church fathers. The leader of my ideology is the Holy Catholic Church with the Pope as the Vicar of Christ.

>>657850

1000x's this. I honestly can't stand Trump, but I couldn't live in a world where the Clinton's were back in power and I did nothing to stop it.

>>658065

You know, it's funny.

White supremacists hate planned parenthood for being listened to mostly by educated white folk, while allegedly the brown hordes are breeding freely, black supremacists think the whole thing is a genocide made by racists crackers, since most aborted kids are black.

>>658014

>or against Jews.

Don't be contrarian, just because some jew is there.

By that logic, you'd end up a progressive pro-immig faggot, since the arab world hates zionism, the Eurabia thesis was made by an Israeli dropout, and even the term "degeneracy" was invented by a jew, in the 1850's.

>>658053

>>657823

(You) farming at its finest.

>>657774

I speak common sense with no labels and get the normies to agree with my reactionary statements.

You would be surprised how many people agree with you if you are reasonable and avoid the knee-jerk reactions that modern society taught them by brainwashing.

>>658122

> term "degeneracy" was invented by a jew, in the 1850's.

What the fug are talking about?

As far i know that word has being used since the 1550s and comes from the latin word "degener"

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/degener#Latin

>>658291

In it's modern, social usage that you see paraded by a lot of people, was popularized by the book "Entartung".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Nordau#Degeneration_(1892)

>Max Simon Nordau (born Simon Maximilian Südfeld; July 29, 1849 – January 23, 1923), was a Zionist leader, physician, author, and social critic.

>He was a co-founder of the World Zionist Organization together with Theodor Herzl, and president or vice president of several Zionist congresses.

>As a social critic, he wrote a number of controversial books, including The Conventional Lies of Our Civilisation (1883), Degeneration (1892), and Paradoxes (1896). Although not his most popular or successful work whilst alive, Degeneration is the book most often remembered and cited today.

Oy vey.

>>657774

The only time I was asked about politics IRL was when some 19 year old asked me about my opinion on gun control after some shooting.

Other than that, the most controversial question I've ever been asked is "hey bro, do you like to party?"

I don't talk to people much in general though…

>>657823

voting itself is a sin.