Sorry, ... dude. Trump got 60% of the Christian vote. You obviously were on the other side. Not that "what everybody else" decides to do should be a reason to vote or not vote for someone. So you either sat out the election, voted for Harris (for reasons unfathomable to me if you claim to be Christian), or voted for some dark horse candidate or a write-in (which is basically a non vote).
Don't care. Done with you. Enjoy looking down your nose from your imagined moral high ground and your electoral loss,.
The Two Greatest Commandments:
1. Love God
2. Love your neighbor as yourself.
They aren't reversed in priority, but they aren't mutually exclusive either.
Not deflecting, it's called dialogue, and you don't want to participate, apparently being comfortable with sniping answers and ducking questions.
This was a political meme in the Christian stream, and you chose to respond to it.
1. Non-answer. Not surprising
2. Non-answer. Again, not surprising.
<Christian voters choosing Trump isn’t just inconsistent; it’s counter to our own values. >
No it isn't, and it isn't hypocritical when 'the opposition' supports abortion as healthcare, promotes the abomination of transgenderism and LGBTQ in the public school system to underage children, favors intrusive government in people's private lives (such as the COVID lock-downs), favors the erosion of parental rights, the erosion of religious liberty and the right to free speech because of the fear of 'offending' a groups of legally protected professional victims, preposterous and catastrophic taxation policies on unrealized gains which would rob people of life savings, pensions, drive poverty, cause people to lose their homes, bankrupt families. . but tldr you aren't interested in details. . .
3. When given a choice Christians are not obligated to vote for leaders who they believe do not act in their best interests or be in favor of laws that go against their principles. While we hope for Kingdom Come we still have to live in this world in the meantime. If Trump is not "Christian" enough for you to support, do you think Kamala Harris was "Christian" and supports 'Christian values'? Again, you reserve your criticism for Trump without looking at the other options as a comparison. It is a fair question and one that you refuse to answer.
< just stop trying to frame it as some kind of godly endorsement. > Isaiah 45 went completely over your head. There are also other passages in the Bible, the Book of Ezra, I believe, where Cyrus allows the exiles to return to Jerusalem. Again, God's hand working through a 'non-believer'. Not quite the same as an endorsement.
<The Bible is clear on this: leaders are judged by their fruits (Matthew 7:16),>
No, PROPHETS. are judged by their fruits, political leaders and people are judged by their effectiveness and the prosperity of their people.
You can't see the evils in the policies that the current presidency and the presidency that Kamala Harris would further promote, and that Trump is trying to fight these (evil) policies which is a GOOD thing because Trump isn't a squeeky-clean choir-boy. But, whatever. You do you.
