You’re joking, right?

When we delay unity under shared civic rules, extremists fill the vacuum with culture war fires that divide us and protect power. Unity isn’t optional later—it’s preventative now.

I agree that numbers matter—but waiting for “enough” is exactly how oligarchs win. The Constitution isn’t invoked by mass consensus or force; it’s upheld through lawful, collective insistence before collapse sets in.

You don’t have to share my faith for me to respect your dignity, your freedoms, and your right to exist fully and safely under the Constitution. Unity doesn’t require uniformity—it requires mutual restraint and good faith.

We should resist division wherever it’s manufactured or exploited. I come to this as a Christian who believes love of neighbor and constitutional rights are not in conflict.

That is probably Putin's ideal outcome. His enemy destroyed from within.

The point isn’t leaders “resigning.” It’s that calling collapse the “best case” isn’t realism—it’s surrender. History shows state failure doesn’t liberate people; it crushes the vulnerable first. Voting alone isn’t enough, but abandoning it guarantees the outcome you fear.

Calling collapse the “best case” isn’t realism — it’s surrender. History shows state failure doesn’t free people; it crushes the vulnerable first. Voting alone isn’t enough, but abandoning it guarantees the outcome you fear.

7/7 I apologize to anyone whose faith was hindered by confusion between God’s truth and man’s power games. The gospel is Jesus — not political rhetoric.

6/7 If the Church merges its identity with state power, it becomes indistinguishable from political ideology. That is not the gospel — it’s nationalism in Christian language.

5/7 Jesus didn’t promise wealth or dominance. He taught humility, repentance, justice, and care for the poor. Any theology that functions as a political booster is not the gospel of Jesus.

4/7 Prosperity gospel twists Scripture into a tool for power, teaching that faith is a force to control life rather than trust in God’s promise of salvation, suffering, and redemption.

3/7 The Bible calls Christians to truth: “Let God be true and every man a liar.” (Romans 3:4). Truth does not depend on repetition or political allegiance — it depends on God’s character.

2/7 Trump’s rhetoric often frames political debates as moral or spiritual battles, and his core political support is deeply tied to white Christian nationalist identity. This is political strategy, not gospel theology.

10/10 If you were pushed away by the fake gospel, I’m sorry. Don’t judge Jesus by His counterfeit salesmen. Look at Christ Himself: repentance, humility, truth, mercy, and a cross—not a cash app.

9/10 African children and Palestinian children aren’t “issues.” They’re human. If our theology numbs us to suffering—or excuses cruelty—we’re not defending truth. We’re protecting a story.

8/10 This confusion harms real people. When “Christian” gets welded to power, money, and nationalism, unbelievers see hypocrisy and walk away. And the Church too often stays quiet instead of correcting it.

7/10 Jesus and the apostles never sold miracles. They warned about teachers who treat godliness as gain. “Supposing godliness is a means of gain.” (1 Timothy 6:5)