‘Evangelicals For Harris’ Ad Denounces Trump As False Prophet

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/evangelicals-for-harris-trump-false-prophet_n_66c3a4e7e4b0972f8ace1bbd

46 Comments

  1. radicalindependence on

    Reminds me a bit of Dune and a non-believer using religion against the people to get them to do what he wants. At least, Paul Atreides believes it is in their best interest and the better good.

    >It is understood best after reading all of 1 John 4 (which is worth doing with or without our ad!).

    >”Test the spirits to see if they are from God, for many false prophets have gone into the world…this is how we recognize the spirit of truth and the spirit of falsehood, let us love one another for love comes from God.

    >There is no fear in love but perfect love drives out fear. We love because he first loved us. If anyone says, ‘I love God’ but hates his brother, he is a liar. Everyone who believes that Jesus is Lord and loves the Father must love his children as well.”

  2. RamonaQ-JunieB on

    I prefer to think of him as the Anti-Christ, but I am sure that is a bridge too far for them. Baby steps

  3. AngusMcTibbins on

    I mean trump clearly embodies the false idol imposter figure from their Christian mythology. It can’t hurt to frame it that way, and maybe it will convince a few evangelicals not to vote for him

  4. lereddituser7575 on

    I imagine dictators around the world making Trump quote There Will Be Blood in exchange for services

    “I am a false prophet, God is a superstition”

  5. MikeandTheMangosteen on

    “The leader is good! The leader is great! We surrender our will as of this date”

  6. They fact they see him as a “prophet” of any sort instead of a fucking conman politician is, for lack of any better word, weird.

  7. Groundbreaking-Fig38 on

    Eli Sunday: I am a false prophet! God is a superstition!

    Daniel Plainview: Those areas have been drilled

  8. Top_Huckleberry_8225 on

    You will recognize them by their fruits. Are grapes gathered from thornbushes, or figs from thistles?

  9. These kinds of small finally someone wants to prove some of my stereotypes of white Christian’s coalitions is very promising imo. There’s a Mormons for Harris group along similar lines too.

    Need more people to validate me pulling back from my asshole atheist phase by taking back the voice of belief from bigots and con artists.

    Still an atheist, just not an asshole to every believer if I don’t have to be.

  10. Parking-Emphasis590 on

    What’s sad is that being religious can be a sort of ‘choose your own adventure’ scenario.

    Props to these evangelicals for speaking out, but anecdotally, I’ve seen on my own social media feed a Christian justifying support for Trump via a three-minute supercut of him simply *claiming* to be a Christian.

  11. As an evangelical Christian who is planning on voting for Harris, this is very true, and I say it all the time amongst my Christian friends. Many don’t see it, but – funnily enough – it’s the ones most serious about their faith that do.

  12. Boy, if you want to see some heated Twitter threads, check out the replies to anything Evangelicals for Harris tweets. They’re all calling each other apostates and heretics for straying from the one true Church of the Orange Father.

  13. About time other religious types started seeing him for what he is. I see him as just a conman who was born into a wealthy family

  14. Glad to see it BUT WHERE THE FUCK WAS THIS 4 YEARS AGO?!

    Better late than never, I guess. 

  15. ChromaticDragon on

    I heartily support evangelicals denouncing Trump.

    But… something is slightly amiss here.

    Trump is not a prophet of any kind. Well… I mean not in a way that’s germane to denunciations from evangelicals. He often predicts doom and gloom whenever anyone doesn’t worship him sufficiently. And then there’s the whole weirdness of having to alter hurricane forecasts.

    But in the context of evangelicals, Trump is much better cast as an idol. A fat golden calf. I believe this is more appropriate because it puts the focus where it really should be – the idolaters. Trump is not a pied piper as much a useful idiot a thousand mice grabbed to march before them. Evangelicals should not be solely denouncing Trump but anyone and everyone who *supports* Trump.

    And… well… if you want to go there, Trump is absolutely **an** antichrist. The New Testament authors more often used the term to refer to many antichrists, not one single figure. And Trump absolutely is this. He is a walking poster-child of the seven deadly sins. One doesn’t need to stop here either. Trump rather eerily resembles the figure discussed in Revelations. This is what some would view as **the** antichrist.

  16. One-Distribution-626 on

    Hi Jesus, these are the christian Rape Worshippers I was telling you about. Oh you already told us about then in the book of Revelations? Oh wow they ‘will be eternally damned for worshipping the beast and blasphemer , they will be in wonder as he suffers a mortal wound to the head but it heals? Oh they will wear his name upon their heads on their forehead?’

  17. About damn time they realized exactly who’s mark they’ve been wearing on their foreheads for eight years.

  18. Evangelical made their bed. They should lay in it and reap the benefit of dwindling membership. Conveniently coming around when you no longer see benefits isn’t a good strategy. I won’t forget your silence after the Dobbs decision. Screw you!

  19. MoveToRussiaAlready on

    Part of me thinks Evangelicals truly believed Trump was going to bring on the rapture.

    The part of me that overrules that part is certain a group really rich and powerful evangelicals just wanted to buy themselves a president and get things like legalized rape by white males a thing in this country.

  20. So_spoke_the_wizard on

    What is that, like a voting block of 17? Did they decide that throwing in with saintly Trump wasn’t going to be a good bet? If Trump was the clear leader, we’d never hear from this crowd.

  21. Ordinary_Rhubarb5064 on

    Only the most obvious false prophet of all time. When they taught us about this stuff in church, I always imagined they’d be cleverly disguised. 

  22. As a family member of a whole lot of evangelical Christians, this one is a big surprise and not something I’m seeing firsthand.

  23. probably_a_junkie on

    I’m not at all religious, but aren’t there quotes in the ‘bible’ about the blindly worshipping someone who turns out to actually be the anti-‘christ’?