The Power Of The Second

Two weeks ago, Pastor McClurkin said Christians ought to pray for President Trump instead of protesting against him. However, he recently said God told him that he was wrong in what he said, The Christian Post details.

This is because Trumps response was shocking. He involved ISIS in the conversation creating more negative controversy about him. Moreover, creating a wall rather than a bridge to outsiders displeases voters. The implication thus, Trump is not a good Christian because he wants to destroy foreign relations by creating a barrier. If Trump want to gain the voters votes, then he will have to start acting more religious and humane toward the immigration issue. Business should not be conducted one sided. All parties should be equally satisfied. In this case, not many voters are happy with Trump by going against the Pope. He needs to start making good relations with outsiders and prove the Pope wrong. Also, he should try to gain Pope’s vote. Even though the Pope himself cannot vote in the elections, his followers can. Hence, to persuade the votes, Trump must first settle his dispute with the Pope on friendly terms. Trump should not draw conclusions from insufficient

This year’s presidential election is facing much controversy. The evangelicals are a vote candidates strive to earn along with many other special interest groups. Donald Trump, the nominee for the Republican party, met with prominent evangelical leaders of America on June 22, 2016 to discuss many of the issues that he will face if elected president. It was a closed conversation that included Jerry Falwell Jr., David Jeremiah, Ben Carson, Franklin Graham, and other evangelical leaders. In the conversation, Donald Trump gains the vote of evangelical leaders and their followers not through his extensive knowledge or political background, but by appealing to their emotions, using precise and compelling language, and convincing the audience that

Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign has come at a time after having a president serve for two terms. Americans are eager for change. Donald Trump promises to be the change to fix the nation’s concerns about foreign affairs, and immigration

After a remarkable entry in American politics, Republican nominee Donald J. Trump managed to persuade and convince the American people to help him win on electoral vote to become the 45th President of the United States of America on November 8th. Ending up with 304 electoral votes compared to the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton’s 227, Trump became the Republican’s President-Elect and later sworn into office in January 2017 as the 45th President of America. The results of the election were many, but among them were the President’s chanche to appoint a judge into the Judicial Branch and repeal Obamacare through Congress. Republican ideas and values are heavily influencing American politics today, and there are yet many decisions to be made by this Republican government. Donald J. Trump and the Republican Party won the 2016 US Presidential election by collecting the majority of electoral votes.

“What comes out of the mouth proceeds from the heart, and this is what defiles,” says Jesus (Matt. 5:18). Words matter; words from bigwigs matter big time. His pre-election hate speech, “a mere tool,” has already provoked a string of deplorable incidents that would get white supremacists to give each other a fist bump. While I am aghast, I am not surprised. Knowing who is sitting on the throne, many closet bigots will feel emboldened to intimidate or hurt anyone that might not look, act, or talk like an American. The question I have is this: “Did my fellow Christians see it coming? Do the law-abiding,

Donald Trump offered an Olive Branch to the Republican Establishment fearing him. From the opening bell, Trump called upon the party to unite around his candidacy. Trump cast himself as the leader of a movement that will make America Great, and rightfully so. The candidates clashed over foreign policy depicting Trump savvy business astute opposed to his opponents. The

It was noticeable that he developed rhythm throughout the speech. “We are one nation and their pain is our pain. Their dreams are our dreams. And their success will be our success.” In fact, he also makes an emotional appeal to “we” the American citizens. “Together, we will make America strong again. We will make America wealthy again. We will make America proud again. We will make America safe again. And yes, together we will make America great again.” In addition to his syntax, he emphasizes the Bible, serving him as credibility. “The Bible tells us how good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity…” President Trump, emphasizes the word of God because he wants to assure the people that he will be a president who advocates the moral beliefs and principles of God as well as our founding fathers did in their terms in office. “... we will be protected by God.” However, Donald Trump’s main objective is to strive for a new change and lead America to

The citizenry of the United States recently elected Donald J. Trump as its next President. President-elect Trump’s campaign was punctuated by building

American voters are swayed heavily by their upbringing. People tend to share the same political beliefs as their parents; however, religious background gives parental influence a run for its money. In the United States, 78.3% of Americans are Christian making it the most common religious affiliation (Hackett & Grim, 2012). Christianity is rooted in truth and love— love for yourself and others. So when it comes to voting for the next president, many Christians seem to be at a crossroads, because the presidential candidates seem to lack truth, love, or even both. Both candidates use ruthless rhetoric attacking these Christian values. Hillary Clinton is portrayed as a lying murderer, while Trump is painted as a xenophobic entitled ass. Despite core Christian values differing from Donald Trump’s rhetoric, Christian voters are still choosing Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton, because Republican values mirror Christian values.

Ironically, during his inauguration speech, Trump stated, “ The crowd was unbelievable today...God was looking down on us.” One thing never seems to change is using God as a justification for one’s actions. Sorry, Mr. Trump, God was definitely not on your side. You will be recorded in the history books as one of America’s most infamous leaders.

The 2016 Presidential Election has been a really hot subject around the US right now. Both of the candidates are working really hard on their election. Donald Trump is really wanting to come out with the win on this election. He sticks to the republican party’s beliefs and what they stand for. Donald Trump has had a very successful life, experienced great past jobs, and has strong beliefs and promises.

The central idea of this article is Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a real estate developer. He has a company named Trump Organization. In 1971, Donald Trump entered the gambling business. He built casinos. Forbes magazine estimated that Donald Trump is worth $500 million. In 1999 Trump ran for president, but lost in California, so he dropped out. 16 years later, Trump is running for president again. This time he has made it to the final election. Even though Trump is the leading presidential candidate, Donald has been a very controversial candidate. Trump has made many statements that he claims he will do when if he becomes president. Many statements include, how he is going to stop Mexican and Muslim immigrancy and many more are on Islamic

God is never satisfy with any of us portraying self-righteousness at the expense of others. And because the hatred was already planted in the heart of the majority of Trump supporters, I for one knew that Donald J. Trump represents the seven things that God hates.

Suddenly, the sun rose in India in the night and people start making serpentine queues in many ATM’s and banks. If this action-packed thriller was not enough, the other part of the world witnessed something extraordinary. The ‘bad boy’ of the USA Donald Trump thumped Clinton to become the 45th US President.