/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

He's a public servant. Why pray when you - if you're American - have the right to send him letters, call him, and even go see him? I mean, pray yes, but there's so much more you can do. Tell him to renounce the "Prosperity Gospel" heresy and come back to the true Church.

>>692195

This. Also thank you for reminding me that we are meant to pray for our leaders, I forgot to do that recently. From now on I will also dedicate my rosaries to the guidance of those in authority over me.

>>692197

Well, maybe not everything…but the SA and Turkey stuff is alright I guess. Malena in the former is just a rank Communist doing what Communists do, the ANC is dancing to his tune to avoid a ballot wipeout and themselves have an openly Marxist legacy, they both need to be taken down a peg…we don't need another Rhodesia. The latter has stabbed every major country in the back the last 5-10 years at least twice (not just looking West with the migrant issue, but also East as well; remember they ripped off Russia financially and also shot down some of that country's planes more recently). They seem to have delusions apparently of Ottomanism so we could be done with that…there's also that pastor situation, don't know much about him though.

More importantly though, Trump - and anyone else in office - aside, pray that the West can divorce itself from worldly preferences (particularly the social justice insanity) and heresy. If you want strong Christian leaders, at least with no monarchy in sight, you need a strong Christian people to draw from.

>>692195

He has nothing to do with prosperity gospel. It seems you just called him that because he's rich. Prosperity gospel is a charismatic movement. Trump is nominally presbyterian, but probably not actually religious at all.

>>692327

http://harvardpolitics.com/culture/tevangelistinchief/