Protesters in Iran

What an Iranian refugee said about Donald Trump is interesting.

 
abcaines said:
As much as I want to see the current regime in Iran collapse, I believe the US needs to be hands off unless Russia starts meddling.
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This is why Christians need to pray for our leaders that they will have the wisdom to do what is right. Its a political issue as to whether the United States gets involved in foreign affairs, not a “thus saith the Lord” issue.
 
biscuit1953 said:
This is why Christians need to pray for our leaders that they will have the wisdom to do what is right. Its a political issue as to whether the United States gets involved in foreign affairs, not a “thus saith the Lord” issue.
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Except for Israel™, right?
 
abcaines said:
As much as I want to see the current regime in Iran collapse, I believe the US needs to be hands off unless Russia starts meddling.
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but since 1979 there has not been a time when russia was not meddling in iran........... remember all the us navy f-14s cheney ordered destroyed because he claimed doing that would keep iran from being able to obtain spare parts for their own f-14s?........... well... russia stepped in - reverse engineered u.s. technology - and made specialty parts for irans f-14s - some of which even upgraded their f-14s capabilitys... ... they even made a copy of the u.s. phoenix missle that some say is better and faster than the now retired u.s. version..... ......it;s ironic that years after u.s. former "experts" claimed the f-14 was obsolete - iranian f-14s are what gives current u.s. and israeli experts the most concern when discussing scenarios on fighting a war against iran.... and sadly - we don;t have any tomcats still flying that could be used in a topgun/redflag exercise to help train pilots.. ....
 
biscuit1953 said:
This is why Christians need to pray for our leaders that they will have the wisdom to do what is right. Its a political issue as to whether the United States gets involved in foreign affairs, not a “thus saith the Lord” issue.
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gotta remember too that once the current iran crisis is over... regardless of how it turns out... those same people praising trump today will return to the street tomorrow chanting death to america..... just something to consider.....
 
This video is by someone who is not a Zionist who explains how what is taking place is about more than just helping the Iranian people obtain freedom. It is about President Trump being concerned about the collapse of the world reserve currency caused by the block of nations referred to as BRICs. Whether Trump takes military action or not, Christians should understand that this is a political matter instead of a “thus saith the Lord” matter. There is no biblical mandate for total isolationism as so many who call themselves “America first” advocate. Anyone who accuses Donald Trump of being a “neo-con” who is hell bent on getting American soldiers killed in forever wars are not being honest in my opinion.

 
I agree with Biscuit, the question of whether to take military action against foreign countries is not a "Thus saith the Lord" issue, and therefore it is something on which Christians of good will may disagree. This should not be made a test of faith.

Latest poll results: 73% of Americans oppose military action against Venezuela, 21% support it.
70% oppose military action against Iran, 18% support it.
86% oppose military action against Greenland, 9% support it.

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7 Out Of 10 Voters Do Not Want The U.S. To Take Military Action Against Iran For Killing Of Protesters, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; 70% Say Presidents Should Seek Congressional Approval Before Taking Military Action Against Another C

"Talk of the U.S. military potentially intervening in Iran's internal chaos gets a vigorous thumbs down, while voters signal Congressional approval should be a backstop against military involvement in any foreign crisis," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.
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illinoisguy said:
I agree with Biscuit, the question of whether to take military action against foreign countries is not a "Thus saith the Lord" issue, and therefore it is something on which Christians of good will may disagree. This should not be made a test of faith.

Latest poll results: 73% of Americans oppose military action against Venezuela, 21% support it.
70% oppose military action against Iran, 18% support it.
86% oppose military action against Greenland, 9% support it.

poll.qu.edu

7 Out Of 10 Voters Do Not Want The U.S. To Take Military Action Against Iran For Killing Of Protesters, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; 70% Say Presidents Should Seek Congressional Approval Before Taking Military Action Against Another C

"Talk of the U.S. military potentially intervening in Iran's internal chaos gets a vigorous thumbs down, while voters signal Congressional approval should be a backstop against military involvement in any foreign crisis," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.
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Wow, that is a lot of TDS!

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subllibrm said:
Wow, that is a lot of TDS!

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Have you prayed for President Trump today? What about the lawmakers and judges who affect not only Christians but every other citizen in our country? Do you try to show any grace for other Christians who believe it is their Christian and civic duty to be active in supporting those leaders who are imperfect but stand against radical anti-biblical policy? Should grace only be shown to those with whom you agree with? Are we not all guilty of this in some ways?
 
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