If these Christians want to play politics then they should lose their tax exempt status......of course I'm for taxing all churches as the businesses that they really are. When they make a promise to their followers they should be sued for false advertising, promoting a fraudulent product, and non performance.

Christians have NO morals period...

Aaaanndd, the agenda comes out in the open!

"Your moral obligation is to support this abominably indecent and immoral man. He may be a liar and a rapist, but he's our liar and rapist."

The Republican party and the Religious Right are riding into this election with their double standard waving proudly in the air, and somehow nobody is calling them on it.

According to IRS rules for 501 (c ) 3 this is cause for losing their tax exempt status. The Johnson amendment is still in full force and if a true president and congress were to comply with the constitution they would force the IRS to obey the rules.

They probably will because who is more of a hypocrite than a christian who is brainwashed?

I was just thinking about this in term of agencies and institutions trying to change the narrative and this message in particular is functionally the same as one that I predicted would be said.

Social engineering is a huge fucking deal and I think too many people are just letting it go or completely oblivious to its recent success.

The doctrine of supporting Pro-Life politics bests all other moral issues.

This is the height of irony!!!
First, the Pro-Life view is completely fictitious and unsupported by the Bible.
The Pro-Life view comes from the Catholics, who the Evangelicals hate almost as much as the Jews.
And, the New Testament denounces political intrigue, while Trump demonstrates the lowest it can go.

Anyone who supports trump has no morals period!!!!

Right! Christians have a moral obligation to support the immoral, unethical, and often criminal behavior and character that is Donald Trump. It makes no sense at all.

When I was teenager, I recall those of my age group caught up in the evangelical movement talking about how one day Christians would not be allowed to buy or sell things and would be ostracized by society generally. I thought it was crazy talk - sort of anticipation for martyrdom. Given the events of today, however, and the absolutely stupid things evangelicals are expected/told to believe by promenant pastors and preachers, I can begin to understand how such considerations could be rationalized.

Moral and Trump in the same sentence? What an oxy moron!

They would not have a clue what morality was if it hit them on the head.