Could Trump do anything to make you stop supporting him?

Yesterday, Trump broke yet another federal law when he used Arlington National Cemetery for a campaign photo op. He posed next to a fallen soldier's grave, smiling and giving a thumbs up gesture (who the heck does that next to a grave? Is he happy the soldier died?)



Federal law is extremely clear about this. Arlington National Cemetery stated:

Remember, Trump didn't visit Arlington in 2021-2023, and only visited it this year as part of his campaign, in direct violation of federal law.

Reports are also coming out that an employee at Arlington attempted to stop Trump and his campaign from staging their photo-op, and there was an ensuing "scuffle".

So we have Trump referring to American soldiers as "losers and suckers", Trump insulting POWs like John McCain ("I like heroes who weren't captured"), Trump saying the civilian Medal of Freedom is better than the military's Medal of Honor, and now breaking federal law to use Arlington National Cemetery for a campaign photo-op.

Disgusting.

Smoke,


I think you are confusing feminism and femininity.

the bible has clearly said this will happen as we get closer to the end.

What they are really doing is remaking a man to appear like a woman. This hides their sin. but it is not femineity. Coveting a female's natural attributes and giving it to a man is the same as this:

Dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary to send forth a stinking savour:

Yesterday, Trump broke yet another federal law when he used Arlington National Cemetery for a campaign photo op. He posed next to a fallen soldier's grave, smiling and giving a thumbs up gesture (who the heck does that next to a grave? Is he happy the soldier died?)



Federal law is extremely clear about this. Arlington National Cemetery stated:

Remember, Trump didn't visit Arlington in 2021-2023, and only visited it this year as part of his campaign, in direct violation of federal law.

Reports are also coming out that an employee at Arlington attempted to stop Trump and his campaign from staging their photo-op, and there was an ensuing "scuffle".

So we have Trump referring to American soldiers as "losers and suckers", Trump insulting POWs like John McCain ("I like heroes who weren't captured"), Trump saying the civilian Medal of Freedom is better than the military's Medal of Honor, and now breaking federal law to use Arlington National Cemetery for a campaign photo-op.

Disgusting.

People have done surveys, including Christian groups, where they ask young people why they left.

True, there isn't objective data to really say for certain so I'll admit my opinion is mostly anecdotal.

I'll speak for myself on a period of time I stopped living with Christ as the center. Was I annoyed about the judgmental hypocrites? Yes, it was a deterrent to want to attend church but I wouldn't say that was the reason I temporarily turned away from Christ. I simply wanted to live my life and do things I wanted to do. I appealed to arguments of "If it doesn't hurt anyone, why is it bad" which led to me turning more Libertarian. While I wasn't engaging in typical degenerate behavior, I found myself accepting more of the feminists' ideology and excusing it. Thankfully, in an effort to find the truth and KNOW it in my head and in my heart, I was brought back to Christ. My testimony is independent of anyone else. People will make it difficult for me to want to fellowship with them, but that doesn't take away from the ultimate truth, that God lives and that we are saved through Jesus Christ.

My prescription towards disenfranchised Christians with legitimate complaints of overly political Christians, talk to them. Engage fruitfully with them and disengage when you realize they aren't wanting to or are incapable of doing it. If they get emotional and start making personal insults, it isn't a reflection on you... They are showing anyone who hears their rant who they really are... Just don't let that shake your testimony.

Rubbish. That photo prives nothing.

Oh....and Trump was INVITED to attend.

Ok, I will not say no, until you post these surveys that say people are leaving because of Christians. As a direct result of Christians. Otherwise, it's your opinion.

It proves Trump violated federal law by staging a photo op at Arlington National Cemetery.

And again, who gives a thumbs up next to a dead soldier's grave? Terrible.

Wrong again. It was THE GRIEVING FAMILIES that requested that photos
of the solemn proceedings were taken with Trump. THEIR CALL and PERFECTLY LEGAL.

And the photos are NOT being used in any way as a campaign tool.

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Sure, no problem.

This article sums up two of the surveys, and as you can see the actions and behaviors of Christians feature prominently (judgmental and hypocritical, not connecting with church members, too political).

https://nickblevins.com/blog/2019/02/20/statistics-on-youth-leaving-the-church/

It doesn't matter who asked for the photo or any of that. They were told prior to going that staging photo ops in Section 60 of Arlington is against federal law, but they did it anyway.

I could leave it there but a comment like " Church members seemed judgmental or hypocritical" Is a very general statement. As is " I disagree with the church's stance on political/social issues". So, as I said, you have an opinion, that's fine, but be honest about it. It's an opinion.

Who is "they"? The families of the fallen. Who have every right to take photos.

You should look at the Barna results too. And my opinion has a basis in the survey data, as I just showed. If you have additional info, please post it.

Ok, first I looked up Lifeway Research. They said they "We have conducted studies for dozens of ministries and more than 20 denominations." So, there's that but I continued. They did not state the question asked so I assume it's just as simple as "why did you stop going to church". Ok so here are their answers.

1. Moving to college
2. Church members seemed judgmental or hypocritical
3. I didn't feel connected to people in my church
4. I disagree with the church's stance on political/social issues
5. My work responsibilities prevented me from attending.

So before I gave my opinion, I saw this on the bottom of the page.

• Most people lose their faith when they leave high school.
• Dropping out of church is just a natural part of young adults' maturation.
• College experiences are the key factor that cause people to drop out.
• This generation of young Christians is increasingly “biblically illiterate.”
• Young people will come back to church like they always do. I could leave it there but a comment like " Church members seemed judgmental or hypocritical" Is a very general statement. As is " I disagree with the church's stance on political/social issues". So, as I said, you have an opinion, that's fine, but be honest about it. It's an opinion.