EPISODE · Sep 12, 2022 · 33 MIN
Fascists and Christians
from Church? Hell No · host Dennis Hall
When Pres. Biden labeled Trump supporters and the "Make America Great Again" movement as Semi-Fascist and a threat to our democracy, Dr. Dennis Hall felt obliged to respond. He begins by acknowledging that 97% of conservative evangelical Christians who attend church regularly voted for Pres. Trump in the last presidential election. Who fascists are and the characteristics of their behavior is examined from a historical perspective and then Dr. Hall turns to the question of why conservative Christians voted for Pres. Trump. He mentions Trump's position on anti-abortion measures, his position on religious freedom, his position supporting law and order and the rule of law, his position securing the southern border to stop the human carnage that is occurring there, and his position on supporting the Constitution and appointing constitutionalist jurors to the supreme court . Dr. Hall concludes this podcast by pointing out that God-fearing Christians are facing serious cultural headwinds and appeals to the listeners to join a church where spiritual renewal each week can be possible. The spiritual war needs more dedicated Christian soldiers who are committed to never never never give up or compromise their faith in Christian truths found in Scripture.
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When Pres. Biden labeled Trump supporters and the "Make America Great Again" movement as Semi-Fascist and a threat to our democracy, Dr. Dennis Hall felt obliged to respond. He begins by acknowledging that 97% of conservative evangelical Christians who attend church regularly voted for Pres. Trump in the last presidential election. Who fascists are and the characteristics of their behavior is examined from a historical perspective and then Dr. Hall turns to the question of why conservat...
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