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Trump NOT a Christian, and the Difference between Church and State
Donald Trump is not a morally upright man, and he is certainly not a Christian, despite the breathtakingly foolish statements of such blind leaders of the blind as the likes of James Dobson, who endorsed the claim of heretical female Charismatic false “evangelist”, Paula White, that she “led Trump to the Lord”.[2] Such abysmal ignorance of what a true Christian is, coming out of the mouths of these false “servants of Christ”! Do they know nothing of the biblical truth that a tree is known by its fruit? Do they honestly believe that if a man simply says, “I am a Christian”, we must take his statement at face value? Evidently they do, and this just shows how deceived they are. No, Trump is certainly not a Christian. Nor is he a morally upright man in his personal life. For this reason many professing Christians felt they could not support him in his bid to be president.
But this is to misunderstand the political arena. The Bible shows us clearly, in such places as the books of Kings and of the prophets, that certain men may be personally immoral, and yet still prove to be sensible political leaders of their country. And world history bears this out. A great error made by many professing Christians, the result of false teaching by their shepherds, is that the United States of America is a Christian country, and that other countries are as well. This is utterly wrong, and to teach such a thing is to confuse the Church with a nation. It is to confuse the kingdom of God with the kingdoms of this world (Jn. 18:36). There is no such thing, in truth, as a Christian country. There may be countries where there are many Christians, or countries where the ruler is a Christian, or countries where the laws are based on biblical principles to a greater or lesser extent. But none of these things make any country a Christian country. The only theocracy which God ever had, the only one which He ever ordained, was the nation of Israel for a time, in the Old Testament. The true Church of God, however, consists of men and women from all nations and countries, who together form “an holy nation” (1 Pet. 2:9); and to identify any piece of real estate in the world today as a “Christian country”, is to misunderstand the true nature of the Christian Church, and of the fact that in every single country on earth, Christians are strangers and pilgrims (1 Pet. 2:11; Heb. 11:8-16).
Therefore, when it comes to electing political leaders, Christians must never lose sight of the fact that they are participating in a legitimate, but distinctly earthly activity. They are choosing leaders of an earthly country. And in choosing them, they must do so based on which candidate would be the best qualified to govern an earthly country.
And sometimes, the best candidate may not, in fact, be a very nice man, personally.
Donald Trump may (or may not) make a good president. It is too early to know now, but time will tell. He certainly appears unlikely to be worse than Jezebel Clinton would have been, and likely to be a whole lot better. There may be some good changes in America, under a President Trump.
If Trump carries out even half of what he campaigned to do – such as closing the U.S.’ porous borders to the tens of thousands of illegal Roman Catholics pouring into America, sending illegals back home, ending the massive Muslim immigration into America, abolishing Obamacare, rebuilding the military, appointing more conservative Supreme Court judges, etc. – if he even accomplished half of these goals, it would go a long way towards rolling back the Marxist tide sweeping across America, at least politically.