There have been a few things Trump has done that I agree with. I look at each act and incident one at a time and then make a judgement after being informed.
By deprogramming, do you mean Reprogramming like China’s concentration camps? Trump is on record for saying that China should build more camps.

You do realize that 26 million people are alive today because of USAID? And who do you think they bought the food and supplies from? Our farmers.

Our farmers will need to be bailed out because prices will plummet, along with the impact from the tariffs. This bailout will be paid for by you.

Except this isn’t manufactured. What is manufactured is the sense that everything is going well and there’s nothing to worry about it. Watch what they do, not what they say. They’re taking the country away from you and I. But the first step is unplugging from the State Media.

We’re in a Constitutional crisis.

I believe you. But could you share the direct link? I’m struggling to find this.

Checks and balances were set in place by our Founders for good reasons. While we have slowly eroded at the balances of power, there has been a rapid collapse of checks on new administration that refuses to be balanced.

These chapters teach us deep truths, but we often try to make them say things they were never meant to. When we force modern thinking onto them, their true meaning gets lost. Instead, let’s read them as they were intended—to reveal God’s character and His relationship with us.

Even when we hide in shame, God seeks us out and calls us by name. He clothes us, covering our shame, and offers grace when we fail. The real message of Genesis 1-3 isn’t science vs. faith—it’s about a God who brings order, love, and mercy into our world.

In Eden, Adam and Eve’s story is a “coming of age”—moving from innocence to maturity. They learn that choices have consequences. And yet, God is merciful. As LORD God (Adonai Elohim), He tempers justice with grace when dealing with humanity.

The second Creation story (starting in Genesis 2:4b) focuses on the Garden of Eden. It represents God’s perfection and order. The disorder and chaos we experience in life don’t come from God—they come from our choices.

* God gives humanity dominion over the earth—not for exploitation, but for care, naming, and study.
* God creates sex and makes us sexual beings, full of pleasure. This is good in His eyes. Marriage is the ideal place for this, keeping sexuality ordered rather than chaotic.

* God is the Creator and delights in creating.
* He gives nature the ability to continue creating (which we might see as macroevolution).
* He structures time for us to live in.
* He establishes a seven-day cycle—including rest—something unique to the Hebrew people.

What does Genesis 1-3 actually teach us?
* God, as Elohim, is sovereign.
* He brings order out of chaos (just as He does in our lives).
* Unlike other creation myths, He creates from order, not conflict.
* God creates Light (goodness), which overcomes Darkness.

So, if we approach Genesis 1-3 expecting a scientific or historical explanation, we’ll miss its real message. Instead, we should read it more like allegory, metaphor, and symbolism—ways that ancient cultures used to communicate profound spiritual truths.

The ancient accounts come from ancient Hebrew people—Eastern thinkers, not Modern Westerners. They knew nothing of modern science. Instead, they used mythology and narrative to teach deep truths about God, creation, and our relationship with Him.

So sins impact God utilizing us in the Kingdom (2 Timothy 2:20-21) but they don’t affect God seeing us as pure through Jesus (2 Corinthians 5:21; Hebrews 10:14). The sins don’t take us entirely out of the Kingdom (Romans 11:29; Philippians 1:6).

Hope this helps.

Jesus has already forgiven our sins in terms of salvation (Romans 8:1; Hebrews 10:17), but we need to clear the air between us (Psalm 32:3-5). Otherwise, our focus will be wrong, and we won’t be expanding the Kingdom (Matthew 6:33; John 15:4-5).