Imagine (replacing Trump with Godliness)

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Imagine…

Instead of a president with a filthy potty mouth, we instead had a man who teaches Sunday school.

A man who can bring Jews and Muslims together in peace.

A man who values ethics over profits.

A man who served his country in the military, not escaped his duty because of a “bad toe.”

Imagine…just imagine! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

 
peace-jimmy-carter.gif
Imagine…

Instead of a president with a filthy potty mouth, we instead had a man who teaches Sunday school.

A man who can bring Jews and Muslims together in peace.

A man who values ethics over profits.

A man who served his country in the military, not escaped his duty because of a “bad toe.”

Imagine…just imagine! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Peace will never happen in the Middle East.
 
peace-jimmy-carter.gif
Imagine…

Instead of a president with a filthy potty mouth, we instead had a man who teaches Sunday school.

A man who can bring Jews and Muslims together in peace.

A man who values ethics over profits.

A man who served his country in the military, not escaped his duty because of a “bad toe.”

Imagine…just imagine! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

He got two countries to quit squabbling... The president of Egypt got assassinated by members of his own military in return.
 
Jimmy Carter opened the floodgates to the homosexual revolution as he was the first American President in history to bring homosexual rights activists to the White House and campaigned on homosexual rights. He also fought to bring homosexual teachers into the classrooms to teach the children of California and he was one of the chief proponents of making homosexual marriages legal because he believed Jesus approved of it. I was in Tennessee when Carter first ran for President in 1976 and there were members of my church who voted for him just because he was a “Southerner.” Many aren’t old enough to remember how radical he was on some of these issues but will quickly set him up as an example of what a Christian should be.

https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out...ogress-gay-rights-political-climate-rcna93119

 
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Beloved, although I was very eager to write to you about our common salvation, I found it necessary to write appealing to you to contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints. For certain people have crept in unnoticed who long ago were designated for this condemnation, ungodly people, who pervert the grace of our God into sensuality and deny our only Master and Lord, Jesus Christ.
Jude 3-4 ESV
 
I was just about to graduate highschool at the time of Jimmy Carter. I did not pay attention to politics except for the hostage Crisis. This floored me and truly saddened me. I can't what he said, that he approved of gay marriage. Except for him being liberal in that he was a Democrat. I had no idea how liberal and off the mark he really was.
He seemed to be a president without any affairs or other bad behavior. Question? Who in your estimation would have been considered a Godly president out of all the presidents or how many were.
 
I was just about to graduate highschool at the time of Jimmy Carter. I did not pay attention to politics except for the hostage Crisis. This floored me and truly saddened me. I can't what he said, that he approved of gay marriage. Except for him being liberal in that he was a Democrat. I had no idea how liberal and off the mark he really was.
He seemed to be a president without any affairs or other bad behavior. Question? Who in your estimation would have been considered a Godly president out of all the presidents or how many were.
Richard Nixon was the first President I could have voted for in 1972 but I was in the Army over in Germany and didn’t vote. I had a break in service and in 1976 I and was in Marine Corp boot camp so I didn’t vote then either. Ronald Reagan was the first president I actually voted for and have voted Republican since that time but, not with the understanding they were men of God. I simply liked their politics over the Democratic alternative. I was going to vote for Ross Perot in 1996 but I thought I would be throwing away my vote.
 
Instead of a president with a filthy potty mouth, we instead had a man who teaches Sunday school.
I remember this one. It resulted in an energy crisis; and sanctions against, a diplomatic crisis with, and failed military action against, Iran.

Hmmm.
 
Jimmy Carter opened the floodgates to the homosexual revolution as he was the first American President in history to bring homosexual rights activists to the White House and campaigned on homosexual rights. He also fought to bring homosexual teachers into the classrooms to teach the children of California and he was one of the chief proponents of making homosexual marriages legal because he believed Jesus approved of it. I was in Tennessee when Carter first ran for President in 1976 and there were members of my church who voted for him just because he was a “Southerner.” Many aren’t old enough to remember how radical he was on some of these issues but will quickly set him up as an example of what a Christian should be.

https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out...ogress-gay-rights-political-climate-rcna93119

What about an actual gay president? I think that trumps meeting with a gay delegation at the White House. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/hist...lose-friendship-william-rufus-king-180972992/
 
It is interesting thatJesus speaks a total of approximately 31,426 words across the four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) when removing parallel duplications, yet did Jesus ever directly mention homosexuality or gay relationships?
 
It is interesting thatJesus speaks a total of approximately 31,426 words across the four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) when removing parallel duplications, yet did Jesus ever directly mention homosexuality or gay relationships?

He let the men he chose to lead the church and authoritatively interpret his teachings after his ascension talk about it.

That Jesus did not opine personally on the topic is of no consequence. He didn't have anything to say about slavery, white supremacy, or wife-beating, either.
 
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