“I really believe I’d run in there even if I didn’t have a weapon.”

I bet he does believe that about himself.

Yeah, he definitely would have ... except for those pesky bone spurs.

I don’t get why you dumb libtards try and take the things he says he’ll do and use his actual past actions to refute them.

came back to life after being dead for three days

As a Christian, through and through, I get pretty upset about political evangelists, and tele-evangelists in general. Carpet-baggers, the lot of them. No wonder they love Trump.

It’s funny, because most Evangelicals I’ve ever met know nothing about Biblical history, the very conscious and deliberate construction process, ecumenical councils throughout time (and their effects), the apocryphal texts, etc.

You’re my new favorite.

Please note that all of the “christian leaders” that are referenced in Brody’s article are ones that became wealthy by conning their followers and selling salvation for money. Trump fits right in with these men.

I grew up Evangelical. You need to be a complete moron to buy into this idiot faith. That every single word in a book full of dead dudes coming back to life, lepers being healed, blind people be given their sight and a slew of other patent impossibilities are FACTS. (Forget the whole 6,000 year old Earth). To accept…

You left out how most of them believe the universe and Earth are 4000 years old.

Came here to post this. Not disappointed you beat me to it.

I’m sorry, but I just can’t believe that a group of people that believes in biblical infallibility could be so easily misled.

There’s a sucker born again every minute.

Considering that the evangelicals passionately believe in a magic deity in the sky who controls everything but we can’t see, hear, or detect in any tangible way whatsoever, who created the entire universe in six days, and who made a son in a virgin’s womb that came back to life after being dead for three days. I’m…

Sure glad this wasn’t an “RIP, Kevin Smith” article. Hope he makes a full recovery.

It was discussed by actual adults and dismissed as a moronic idea. Go back to selling awful shit.

“To be honest, I don’t know,” she said.

Pitch perfect.