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While I personally experience a sense of spirituality, real or not, I’ll admit that I’m not religious in any orthodox sense. Still, I think I do comprehend the concept of “morality” and “moral code.” My understanding is that holy books aim to provide high standards and guidance for such. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
Attn: Politically active evangelicals who support Trump
Q1: From a morality standpoint, doesn’t Donald Trump continue to be pretty much everything the Bible tells humanity it shouldn’t be: vain, selfish, covetous, mendacious, adulterous, anti-“other-ness”/our neighbors”? My understanding is that these types of questionable activities are high on the list of “Christian don'ts,” and that being a Christian is supposed to mean a continuous striving/aspiring to the highest of biblical moral standards. Is that not true?
Q2: Nevertheless, Donald Trump claims to be a Christian. Based on his actions, am I wrong when I, a non-Christian, see Trump as a Christian in name only? Is being a CINO okay with your God? Why/Why not?
Q3: As a Christian, does Donald Trump’s actions offend you? If yes, how so? If no, why not?
Q4: If I’m completely off base here, then please explain to me what I don’t get about the Trump / Christian / Bible “non-sequitur.” Please help me understand the disconnect between what Christian Trump says, and what Christian Trump does, because I still (after all these many years) don’t get it. :(
Whether religious or not, all are invited to help me understand this personal conundrum.
Thank you.
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