What did his parents teach him?
Well, he named his children after war heroes from both the
Revolutionary War and World War II and now I see that he's certainly taken the
time to 'educate' himself in Trumpian dogma and arcana.
Of course Trumpism is little more than bumper-sticker
slogans, lies and conspiracy theories which though at times contain an element
of truth are often absurd exercises in grandstanding. But as usual most Trump
supporters lack the basic knowledge to actually interact with either the
conspiracy theory itself or the subject about which it purports to reveal.
I hope by now you feel the burden that I do. This is a sad
thing to behold and there's more. This man can espouse Dominionism without
really being able to explain what it is, has embraced something close to
Quiverfull ideology, is immersed in the GOP-Libertarian-Trump-FOX universe and
quite conversant in its verbiage and concepts...
And yet, doesn't know his Bible or the body of doctrines
related to the tradition to which he claims affinity.
This is an indictment of him, his parents and certainly the
elders of the congregations to which he has belonged.
While his zeal on Facebook may have disproportionately struck
me, he is by no means unique. I have encountered many such men.
I will grant that I will also encounter political zealots who
also know the doctrine, text etc...
While I'm hardly consoled by this, I can at least respect them to a degree.
Interestingly this other variety that I'm citing here, seems
to be the province of a slightly younger generation. They're Culture Warriors.
They've got the Dominionist form.
But they have no substance.
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