My point here is not to evangelize. It is to point out the blatant, uncontrolled hypocrisy of those who claim that MAGA Trumpism has anything to do with Christianity. Charlie Kirk and Turning Point, who have been at this for about eight years now, have made it very clear that they submit to no Christian authority, but they have created their own pseudo-Christian theology and doctrine, and are using that to support this cult. Conservative Evangelicals are going to pay dearly for this, apparently many pastors and leaders are either unable or unwilling to stop it, and are blind to the fact that this is a movement that is quite anti-Christ in its approach. Some of their church members do see it for what it is, and they are taking the back door out. Trump doesn't have the emotional or psychological ability to show submission to Jesus or to acknowledge his need for repentance. And that, according to correctly interpreted scripture, makes him an anti-Christ.

I didn't say The Antichrist. All of that involves more error in interpreting the Bible than there is space here to cover. I said, an anti-Christ, which the apostle John identifies in his church epistle, I John 4:1-3, and says that the definition of anti-Christ is denying that Jesus is Christ. He says that many of those have gone out into the world. Trump's ego makes it impossible for him to acknowledge Jesus as Christ.

Christianity should not be identified by, or controlled by any politics. It should be the salt and light in culture and society that is its identified mission and purpose. If you are in a church where the pastor is a Trumper, and that gets mentioned in gatherings, then that is a sign that the congregation is apostate, and it is time for you to get out of there. There are plenty of churches and pastors who have not bowed the knee.

Trump's MAGA cult has distinguished themselves clearly by those they hate, and by the cruelty, insensitivity and inhumanity they promote and advocate as a means of handling and controlling those who are the objects of their hate. There is nothing of Christian theology or doctrine in that kind of hatred. They are reflecting the attitude of their leader, Trump, who is yet another intruder bringing licentiousness to the church, using its influence, but denying his own need for repentance, a core doctrine of the Christian faith.