WHEN IT COMES TO MORALITY, A ROLEX WATCH IS NOT A MORAL COMPASS, MR. TRUMP - myBlogd

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February 23, 2024
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I have no clue what sort of watch Donald Trump wears, and I also have no idea what kind of moral compass he follows; after all, this title is obviously a hook. Does anybody know what kind of moral compass he follows? As the candidate who has the most aggressive vocabulary against everything that the lawless lot, lefties, and liberals consider to be peachy sweet, Mr. Trump has risen to the top of the unending surveys as a result of his arrogance. On the other hand, is it in any way more than rhetoric? Is there any substance, historical record, long standing position, moral tenacity, or simply plausibility to anything that Donald Trump believes or says? It seems that Trump is a political Indiana Jones; he is simply making it up as he goes along, according to a deeper assessment of his actions. He made a comment on CNN that he would want to see some of Planned Parenthood’s operations and services maintained and given enough financing. This is the most recent example of a wishy-washy and misinformed pronouncement. “Trump’s vacillation on Planned Parenthood funding is deeply troubling, and it reveals an ignorance about their horrific abortion practices,” says Lila Rose of Live Action. “Planned Parenthood is responsible for the deaths of over 320,000 children each year, and they barter to sell the body parts of those they abort.” The statements made by Mr. Trump make it very clear that he has not seen the tapes that were made available by the Center for Medical Progress on Planned Parenthood. There is no other way that he could possibly suggest that this abortion conglomerate, which is completely superfluous, continue to get funds. Any company that participates in these violations of human rights does not deserve a single cent of the money that is contributed by taxpayers. A better use of this money would be to invest in medical services that would help preserve the lives of pregnant mothers and infants. I am not going to let Mr. Trump avoid seeing the films. The President of the United States has attacked Megyn Kelly, threatened to go to battle with Roger Ailes of Fox News, and said on CNN’s “New Day” that he would always win if he complains enough. Trump has been quoted as saying, “I do moan because I want to win and I’m not pleased about not winning and I am a whiner and I keep crying and whining until I win.” That is a quote from Trump. In order to prevent this guy from spitting up all over us, someone should give him his baby binky. It is Mr. Trump’s assertion that he is a member of the Presbyterian Church, which has lately modified its definition of marriage to accommodate couples of the same gender. He claims that he makes an effort to attend church and that he will, at the very least, be there on Christmas and Easter. When it comes to evangelicals, a Christian who practices Christmas and Easter is referred to as a CE, which is another way of expressing that they are aspiring Christians. Church attendance and discipleship are two very different things. Only a little amount of time spent in church can neither make someone a Christian nor deny them the opportunity to become one; yet, contemporary men’s excessive dependence on everything else is a problem. Relative is often nothing more than a method of deceiving oneself. What is relative is that even Trump would not be able to purchase Big Ben from the British. However, if we were to stand in front of Big Ben and ask a guy who wears a twenty-five dollar Timex for the time, we would receive the same answer. To get what is moral from a wristwatch is something that we are unable to achieve. When it comes to matters of morality, relativity is lacking. There is no one we cannot consult for guidance; nonetheless, they are only able to provide what has been placed in the past. As an example, the following proverb states that “A good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings out that which is good; and an evil man out of the evil treasure of his heart brings forth that which is bad: because the tongue speaks of the richness of the heart.” It is Lu 6:45. After listening to and applauding Trump’s words on immigration and his subsequent reluctance to back down, the United States of America has decided to waive him through to the head of the line. This is what we take into consideration when we put everything together. Now, we would send a bickering, complaining, wishy-washy, want tobe – flying his way to Washington without a word of caution to those who are smart! America, you have some good thinking! At this point, you would anticipate that this author would say something along the lines of “we need to accept the Bible,” followed by a passage or two that would put doubt on Donald because of his actions. Despite the fact that it is not a terrible notion, we are unable to begin at such a high level of common sense. In order to determine what we ought to believe about Donald Trump, let’s take a look at the first few wrungs and investigate the following questions. Do you think that Mr. Trump will be able to get Mexico to pay for the wall that we are building on the border in a number of lifetimes? Do we really think that this self-proclaimed celebrity has the proper ego and the right temperament to have his finger on the nuclear button in the world that we live in today, which is so volatile? Do we have any reason to assume that a conceited billionaire could possibly provide a long-term remedy to the profound moral deterioration that we have been seeing for an entire generation? Is it possible for God to back down from any one of his promises that plainly state that sins would be cut off and finally eliminated with the help of money, employment, business acumen, stock market booms, and booming markets? Do not have faith in God? It would not be the first time that a country fell into a moral fall and disappeared from history, never to be heard from again. If you take an honest look at history, you will have seen that this has happened before. I will supply this one verse in order to avoid betraying my responsibility and failing to fulfill my mission. They have abandoned the LORD, they have provoked the Holy One of Israel to anger, and they have gone backward. “Ah sinful nation, a people laden with iniquity, a seed of evildoers, children that are corrupters: they have forsaken the LORD, they have drawn the Holy One of Israel to anger, and they have gone backward.” (The Book of Isaiah, Chapter 1) Abortion, babies born in chop shops, perverted marriage, an ongoing national sexual obsessive-compulsive disorder, corruption, and deep darkness on every level are all meaningless. Trump’s solution to all of these problems is to kick China in the rear end, send immigrants back to Mexico, conjure up a few jobs, and then proceed to live happily ever after. This is not a terrible way of thinking; rather, it is the mechanism by which we will become the bullies of the world rather than the policeman of the world. It is a callous cultural degeneration that defies God and undermines the entire legacy of our country. 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