A group of Christian pastors gathered in the Oval Office to pray for President Trump, highlighting the administration's focus on faith in governance amidst the Iran War.
I’m putting those types into the “malicious actors/false prophets” category. My point is that an absolute shitload of “devout Christians” fall for their bullshit too, in addition to orangeboi.
And, of course, the response is invariably “oh, goodness, we didn’t know, we were fooled!” But why the fuck not? There are entire fucking sections in your imaginary friend book that talk about literally this exact fucking thing.
It would behoove the Christian community to recall Jesus (real or not) was born in Palestine, and ethnically Jewish who said he came to fulfill the law, not abolish it (and also that he’s not the reincarnated Moshe, nor of the correct lineage, biblically) to be the Jewish Messiah, whether he’s the Christian Messiah or not; and then to study the actual reasoning behind Jewish law (but that’s like saying I should be able to thrive on CO² according to evolution, it may happen if the species survives long enough). Not the crazy exclusionary Rabbi who think antizionists are part of the “bad” Erev Rav, either; and that’s as likely as evangelicals studying Jewish law. 🤷♀️
It’s maddening, because it’s very fucking obvious, and these imbecilic rubes reliably fall for it, every goddamn time, hook, line, and sinker.
You saying that people who believe in a fictional book character can be gullible?
A lot of clergy know they’re lying. The money and perks are good.
I’m putting those types into the “malicious actors/false prophets” category. My point is that an absolute shitload of “devout Christians” fall for their bullshit too, in addition to orangeboi.
And, of course, the response is invariably “oh, goodness, we didn’t know, we were fooled!” But why the fuck not? There are entire fucking sections in your imaginary friend book that talk about literally this exact fucking thing.
It would behoove the Christian community to recall Jesus (real or not) was born in Palestine, and ethnically Jewish who said he came to fulfill the law, not abolish it (and also that he’s not the reincarnated Moshe, nor of the correct lineage, biblically) to be the Jewish Messiah, whether he’s the Christian Messiah or not; and then to study the actual reasoning behind Jewish law (but that’s like saying I should be able to thrive on CO² according to evolution, it may happen if the species survives long enough). Not the crazy exclusionary Rabbi who think antizionists are part of the “bad” Erev Rav, either; and that’s as likely as evangelicals studying Jewish law. 🤷♀️