SpiritOf1776_J4
03-31-2016, 03:18 PM
I don't much like Ted Cruz supporters I've seen, all of them have been idolaters.
Maybe there remains some that I haven't seen who aren't, but everyone I've seen has been, and his staff currently in the news, are. This happens every election. Although Ted Cruz is not directly saying it - unlike Herman Cain, his supporters are - and he isn't saying anything to stop them. It's implicitly the same thought process. What is this thought process?
It's the idea that if you are a Christian, you "must" vote for Cruz. That is enormously idolistic. Glenn Beck ("a Mormon steward" of Christianity) said it. So have a lot of others from mainstream denomination beliefs. And that is truly amazing, because many more people I've seen that are true believers in Jesus Christ support Trump - but don't tell people they have to vote for Trump because of Christianity. In fact, Trump is very irreligious (but goes to church), yet all these people support him - and have plenty of Bible verses and Jesus loves you messages on their web pages. What gives?
What gives is exactly that Trump is irreligious. He doesn't respect their idols. And by like token, Ted Cruz must be very idolistic. In fact we know that. Ted Cruz will stand by and consent to a mormon prophecy being applied to help him out - even if his claimed faith is opposed to it. He'll stand by and get anointed "to be the king to bring back the wealth of everyone else to the priests" by another organization - Christian socialism and complete apostasy and hypocrisy, but just as long as he's getting anointed it's fine.
Idolaters love Ted Cruz. An idolater is someone that loves a church building and one appointed time to go to them, because it gives them something to point to and say how righteous they are. The other six days a week, and twenty-three hours that day, they are evil, but for one hour a week, they do something religious to an idol, and they are Christians. Church buildings and idols are in no danger of ever dying out - no matter how much they may wail that they need more money for the idol - "because Christianity is dying", because idolaters will always need idols to point to to prove their Christianity; as opposed to being the temple of God themselves, and having works that match the fruit of the Spirit.
Idolaters are a lot like one of Ted Cruz's former campaign staff members, who has only one Bible verse on her webpage, and it's right next to the name of a porn star and vice; along with a lot of other questionable pictures, one glorifying drinking too much during the middle of the day - while watching her very young kids and preparing them to go to a kids party. And yet, she is constantly bullying others, threatening to come up with an enemies list for some, etc, and is completely hypocritical. But that one, and only one Bible verse makes it ok. That's idolatry. And usually this idolatry is used to bully non-believers, not even believers, setting up a bunch of rules for others - and not following those rules themselves. But it is alright - they have an idol.
Idolatry is a lot like the person who tweeted "pray for Trump, but don't vote for him". So I asked him, why don't you pray for Trump and vote for him? I was expecting to get back an idolatrous response, and I wasn't surprised, "Because as a Christian that position is indefensible". You complete hypocrite!!!! God can have anyone elected He chooses. You have set yourself up as God, and are using his name to tell people what to do. You aren't asking God who should be a leader in prayer, you are trying to tell people what to do and using prayer as window dressing - for show. God can choose whoever he wants to run the country. In fact God choose David, who committed adultery with Bethesda, and from that we got Solomon, who Jesus was descended from. This type of response is idolatry, without grace, not caring about what God wants or who God has anointed or chosen. It's prayer expecting no answer from God, just show to men to get things from men.
Many times I only pray in elections, and do not vote. I write "ask Jesus" on my ballot, because I do not want to give my consent to a system that is itself idolatrous, by implying consent, and I mean what I say my consent is: Ask Jesus.
Trump is hated among the idolaters for being irreligious, and like many other things he has been breaking, he breaks apart the idolaters' idols by not following them. I've observed a very great many Christians supporting Trump - but they aren't pushing him with religion or making it an issue - because he is irreligious - and they love it.
Maybe there remains some that I haven't seen who aren't, but everyone I've seen has been, and his staff currently in the news, are. This happens every election. Although Ted Cruz is not directly saying it - unlike Herman Cain, his supporters are - and he isn't saying anything to stop them. It's implicitly the same thought process. What is this thought process?
It's the idea that if you are a Christian, you "must" vote for Cruz. That is enormously idolistic. Glenn Beck ("a Mormon steward" of Christianity) said it. So have a lot of others from mainstream denomination beliefs. And that is truly amazing, because many more people I've seen that are true believers in Jesus Christ support Trump - but don't tell people they have to vote for Trump because of Christianity. In fact, Trump is very irreligious (but goes to church), yet all these people support him - and have plenty of Bible verses and Jesus loves you messages on their web pages. What gives?
What gives is exactly that Trump is irreligious. He doesn't respect their idols. And by like token, Ted Cruz must be very idolistic. In fact we know that. Ted Cruz will stand by and consent to a mormon prophecy being applied to help him out - even if his claimed faith is opposed to it. He'll stand by and get anointed "to be the king to bring back the wealth of everyone else to the priests" by another organization - Christian socialism and complete apostasy and hypocrisy, but just as long as he's getting anointed it's fine.
Idolaters love Ted Cruz. An idolater is someone that loves a church building and one appointed time to go to them, because it gives them something to point to and say how righteous they are. The other six days a week, and twenty-three hours that day, they are evil, but for one hour a week, they do something religious to an idol, and they are Christians. Church buildings and idols are in no danger of ever dying out - no matter how much they may wail that they need more money for the idol - "because Christianity is dying", because idolaters will always need idols to point to to prove their Christianity; as opposed to being the temple of God themselves, and having works that match the fruit of the Spirit.
Idolaters are a lot like one of Ted Cruz's former campaign staff members, who has only one Bible verse on her webpage, and it's right next to the name of a porn star and vice; along with a lot of other questionable pictures, one glorifying drinking too much during the middle of the day - while watching her very young kids and preparing them to go to a kids party. And yet, she is constantly bullying others, threatening to come up with an enemies list for some, etc, and is completely hypocritical. But that one, and only one Bible verse makes it ok. That's idolatry. And usually this idolatry is used to bully non-believers, not even believers, setting up a bunch of rules for others - and not following those rules themselves. But it is alright - they have an idol.
Idolatry is a lot like the person who tweeted "pray for Trump, but don't vote for him". So I asked him, why don't you pray for Trump and vote for him? I was expecting to get back an idolatrous response, and I wasn't surprised, "Because as a Christian that position is indefensible". You complete hypocrite!!!! God can have anyone elected He chooses. You have set yourself up as God, and are using his name to tell people what to do. You aren't asking God who should be a leader in prayer, you are trying to tell people what to do and using prayer as window dressing - for show. God can choose whoever he wants to run the country. In fact God choose David, who committed adultery with Bethesda, and from that we got Solomon, who Jesus was descended from. This type of response is idolatry, without grace, not caring about what God wants or who God has anointed or chosen. It's prayer expecting no answer from God, just show to men to get things from men.
Many times I only pray in elections, and do not vote. I write "ask Jesus" on my ballot, because I do not want to give my consent to a system that is itself idolatrous, by implying consent, and I mean what I say my consent is: Ask Jesus.
Trump is hated among the idolaters for being irreligious, and like many other things he has been breaking, he breaks apart the idolaters' idols by not following them. I've observed a very great many Christians supporting Trump - but they aren't pushing him with religion or making it an issue - because he is irreligious - and they love it.