Sikh Demon Vaheguru Invoked at Republican National Convention.

Harmeet Dhillon, a Sikh, offered prayers to her demon god Vaheguru.


One notable line: "..we thank you (Vaheguru) for creating America as a unique haven on this earth where all people are free to worship according to their faith"

Ms. Dhillon also thanked Vaheguru for the "Chardi Kala Spirit" in Donald Trump. More on that spirit here: https://www.sikhdharma.org/topics/chardi-kala-ever-rising-spirit-3/

You'll notice a lot of non-sikh people, likely identifying as "Christian", bowing their heads and joining in reverence to Vaheguru.

Question: Now that true worshipers of the Living God and Jesus Christ can no longer support Republicans, do you think it is too late to propose a third option for president?

The whole world lies in the evil one. This is not a battle between good guys and bad guys, only God is good. It is a battle between nationalists and globalists.

The RNC organizers are taking lessons from the INCLUSIVE nature of the Demoncrat play book. They are looking to really bad teachers, hoping to get more of a following.

Other than Hulk Hogan and Trump's speeches a couple other speakers turned me away from wanting to listen..

I doubt if it will help or hurt either way since everyone is overshadowed by the recent event. But if they continue this move, eventually they'll chase of a lot of Bible believing Christians away in exchange for a few perverts and a few religions with funny hats.

The best you can hope for from a secular government is no law prohibit the free exercise of your faith and no law to establish a federal religion.

These days that's true.
There used to be doctrinal requirements to hold public offices.

As I listened to it, I think most in the audience were probably not picking up on the specific that you pointed out clearly. It's kind of like how some newbies participate in introductory classes of meditation or yoga, but don't know that they are Hindu practices. The crowd were probably mostly lost and not attending good Churches where the pastors preach against ecumenism. We who are believers should certainly have nothing to do with those unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them.

Like I said before, those who organized this event went out of their ways to give the impression of inclusion. I even remember DJT before his first term welcoming the homosexuals. Now a lot of fake churches are doing that too.

I don't mean this to sound rude to you in particular, but y'all are screaming about Christian Nationalists, then when others are included in the party you're saying that isn't right. The Republican Party is not a Christian only party, it can't be, that's against the law. For the most part Christianity was the focus. They prayed to God, they thanked God, they invoked God the entire week. Watch how often the Dem party will invoke God. Well, if the thought it would help them win then they might. But last time they were screaming because they wanted the name God taken out of their platform. So there is no good reason that Christians can't support the conservative party. She's an official in the party, is she not? Freedom of religion. Now maybe people will drop the Christian Nationalists accusation.

Would any who fear the Living God care to chime in?

As Christians, our primary concern in voting should be the answer to this question: "Which candidate will protect life and protect everyone's right to freely practice their faith."
There are no perfect candidates or political parties, therefore we shouldn't be looking for one. The only time I vote 3rd party is if both candidates are pro-aborts. If they're willing to support killing children through their actions in office, nothing else really matters.

Wow thanks, appreciate the put down. Explain to me by law how they can stop another religion from saying a prayer especially when she's a party official. Again, the Republican Party is not Christian. Everyone is allowed to run for office. You can't keep other beliefs out of the party. And Christians ripping her to pieces sure isn't gonna win her to the Lord.

There is absolutely nothing in the New Testament that would lead one to believe that Christians are supposed to vote for Christian candidates. On the contrary we are to pray for our leaders that we could live in peace and worship the Lord. We are also told that the whole world lies in the evil one. We are also told that there are very few "elites" in the church. Nor are we ever told that salvation is in any other name than Jesus Christ, the Lord of Lords and King of Kings. Rather we are told that God raises up who He would raise up and sets them down who He would set down. We are told to walk according to our conscious. We have the right as citizens to exercise the rights given to us as Paul did when he appealed to Caesar. We have obligations as citizens which the New Testament also says we should obey.

Of course. So who's your third party candidate?

Or is it okay, in your faith, to choose a representative who promotes lesser-known demonic powers? Like, as long as they stay away from Lust and Greed, etc.? That's just a "little leaven" right?

I'm not scred of no demon god, though the right to freedom of religion ensures their followers' room for worship, even as they benefit in the blessings of the one true god. And God's grace allows the tares to grow alongside the wheat until the harvest.
As I was driving into work, it occurred to me to consider goats in comparison to sheep, and how it is typical that the characteristics of sheep are often illustrated but I don't recall any teaching of how to spot a goat other than by the definition that they are not sheep and so fall into the goat category by default. That is, sheep follow their shepherd, and they trust him, whether they lead him out to pasture or back into the pen. So, I wondered, are goat 'herdable'? Idk, but I found myself imagining that you'd have to tie a rope around their neck and pull them into a pen, and even then, they'd hop out of it if they found the opportunity to do so.
If you can tell me which party has the most sheep, then I would have a better idea of which one I'd choose to vote for.

I am not a party nor do I put forth candidates for the President of the US. I think you have me confused with the DNC and RNC.

In my faith it is OK to walk according to your conscience. Jesus is Lord. You are to listen to Him and allow the Holy Spirit to guide you.