When I see so many „christians“ support this asshole… I thank Gawd I’m an Atheist. The religious folks are not doing their churches any favors by supporting him. But hey… That’s your right.
VerdantPathfinder on
Trump is too lazy and incompetent to be The Antichrist. He’s certainly AN antichrist, though. And he may be laying the groundwork for worse.
ZubLor on
Are you kidding me? These hard core „Christians“ are counting on it. They’re trying to speed run the second coming. My husband’s nephews are all in, smh.
oof-BidenGinsburged on
Heh, I’ve been telling my Christian family that for years, umm, *ya know Trump is the antichrist, right?* And they’re like, *well he’s probably not, we hope he’s not, but he might be, but we’re still going to vote for him*.
Diplomatic007 on
I thought the antichrist was beloved worldwide? That by itself disqualifies TACO.
Queen-Emmah on
Just gotta ask ai nowadays and you will get the answer most people have been saying for years.
This man is literally the antichrist in every definition of the word, he has destabilized the planet and it may not be the same again.
redditlvlanalysis on
Yes
Minute-Individual-74 on
Evangelical Christians rebuke every single aspect of Christianity that is counter to their desire to hate others.
Trump could fart flames, grow horns, and start eating babies on live television and Evangelical Christians would still deny it.
Evangelicals will string together the loosest points ever to create a conspiracy, but despite this being exceptionally cut and dry in relation to their own faith, they pretend like there’s nothing to see.
Just another reason why I don’t take any religious organization seriously. They play politics worse than Congress.
OhioValleyCat on
Trump’s ex-wife reported that he kept a copy of Hitler’s Mein Kampf at his bedside, while he has made a litany of racially bigoted statements during his life in the public eye. Trump has used his power as President to pardon corrupt politicians of both parties who are like-minded in grift and double-dealing, Trump was found guilty of 34 counts of felony financial crimes and was found civilly liable for rape. If there were still doubts about his character, he is on tape describing the sexual harassment of women on the Access Hollywood tape. I’m not sure about who is an anti-Christ, but he definitely is not good people. His track to high office was fueled by the darkness of indifference, embitterment, and hate.
ScarletTanagers on
Yep.
tommm3864 on
He IS the antichrist
lactose_cow on
I’m an atheist, but if Christianity is true then yeah he’s the anticrhist. He loves each of the 7 deadly sins, and his admin seems to have the singular goal to cause as much famine, pestilence, war and death as possible.
sachiprecious on
>Humans are fallible and no one of us will perfectly embody Christian teachings. But what we are witnessing in the United States is something more sinister than ordinary Christian fallibility.
I’m a Christian and I really liked this whole piece, especially this quote. No one is perfect, so obviously everyone is going to make mistakes and do bad things sometimes. But Christians need to try to improve instead of doing the same bad things over and over. You can’t use the phrases „no one is perfect“ and „God uses imperfect people“ to excuse what trump does, because he’s not trying to improve. He’s just getting worse. He has become a more evil, awful person over time. Same with the people who are in his administration.
By the way, as I read the description of how Christian nationalism is affecting our government and promoting things that go against Biblical values…
>Yet the Christianity at play here has a [certain set of characteristics](https://www.abc.net.au/religion/philip-gorski-white-christian-nationalism/13055050): it is white, masculine, patriarchal and not afraid to embrace violence. Christian nationalism defines Christianity as a religion of power, where God is on the side of might.
…I also thought of russia, because russia is doing the same thing. They describe their war against Ukraine as a „holy war“ to get rid of the „satanists“ in Ukraine. And the „church“ in russia is a false form of Christianity that supports the war.
cjwidd on
It’s a very reasonable question from a theological perspective
wishbeaunash on
I don’t believe in an antichrist but it does seem wild that anyone could and not think it would be Trump.
ThatsItImOverThis on
I honestly cannot fathom his success otherwise without supernatural assistance.
Positive_Bill_5945 on
Trump is in every aspect an exact inversion of christ and embodiment of each of the seven deadly sins who encourages the worst and most un-christlike behavior from his followers who worship him literally as a golden idol above god or goodness. You don’t have to be christian or religious or believe in anything supernatural to understand the archetype and how well trump embodies it.
N-Alpha-B on
Is the Pope from Chicago?
Appropriate-City3389 on
I won’t say that trump isn’t the antichrist. In my misplaced youth, I read several of Hal Lindsey’s books. I’d always envisioned the antichrist as being handsome, charismatic and brilliant. None of those words describe the orange blob but he did acquire a shambolic, mindless zombie horde who will walk into lava if his oranginess commands it.
pwmaloney on
Here’s one: „Why the fuck am I a Christian?“
Unique-Coffee5087 on
Trump made this offer, and they took it eagerly.
>Again, the devil took him to a very high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor. “All this I will give you,” he said, “if you will bow down and worship me.” Matthew 4:8-9 NIV
Here’s what Trump said:
>“Christianity will have power,” he said. “If I’m there, you’re going to have plenty of power, you don’t need anybody else. You’re going to have somebody representing you very, very well. Remember that.”
As a Christian, it is chilling. It shows that these „pastors“ who have taken his side have no spiritual discernment. That is, they are not guided by the indwelling Holy Spirit, nor do they even have enough awareness to recognize an obvious parallel of wording.
Trump’s offer is so close to Satan’s as to be a deliberate mockery. When I read it in the Times article, it was almost like a physical blow, and the writer didn’t even draw the parallel himself. I can only conclude that those who claim to believe and know the Bible, and yet follow Trump, are either in deliberate rebellion against Christ or are spiritually dead. Trump himself may not be „the Antichrist“, but those who claim to be Christians and yet follow him certainly are.
mistertickertape on
Self reflection and Christianity do not usually find themselves in company in the modern Evangelical and, especially, Southern Baptist, church. It is a license to bully, judge, whine, and justify it all with a persecution complex. Trump could do a press conference with horns coming out his head and flames coming out of his eyes – they would still worship his every word.
annieForde on
Yes
Zcrash on
He could announce that he is the antichrist and the majority of Christians would still vote for him.
FishFollower74 on
“Is Trump the antichrist?”
Yes. Next question.
Superj89 on
The really crazy part is that there’s a subset of people that hope he is because it will bring the end times and they’ll be able to go to heaven.
racedownhill on
Of all 340 million Americans alive today, I can think of no one who better fits the bill than Trump.
Top-Reindeer-2293 on
I can’t think of any public figure that is so much the opposite of everything Jesus stands for. So yes he is literally the anti-Christ
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Yes. If you need to see the supporting evidence:
https://www.benjaminlcorey.com/could-american-evangelicals-spot-the-antichrist-heres-the-biblical-predictions/
When I see so many „christians“ support this asshole… I thank Gawd I’m an Atheist. The religious folks are not doing their churches any favors by supporting him. But hey… That’s your right.
Trump is too lazy and incompetent to be The Antichrist. He’s certainly AN antichrist, though. And he may be laying the groundwork for worse.
Are you kidding me? These hard core „Christians“ are counting on it. They’re trying to speed run the second coming. My husband’s nephews are all in, smh.
Heh, I’ve been telling my Christian family that for years, umm, *ya know Trump is the antichrist, right?* And they’re like, *well he’s probably not, we hope he’s not, but he might be, but we’re still going to vote for him*.
I thought the antichrist was beloved worldwide? That by itself disqualifies TACO.
Just gotta ask ai nowadays and you will get the answer most people have been saying for years.
This man is literally the antichrist in every definition of the word, he has destabilized the planet and it may not be the same again.
Yes
Evangelical Christians rebuke every single aspect of Christianity that is counter to their desire to hate others.
Trump could fart flames, grow horns, and start eating babies on live television and Evangelical Christians would still deny it.
Evangelicals will string together the loosest points ever to create a conspiracy, but despite this being exceptionally cut and dry in relation to their own faith, they pretend like there’s nothing to see.
Just another reason why I don’t take any religious organization seriously. They play politics worse than Congress.
Trump’s ex-wife reported that he kept a copy of Hitler’s Mein Kampf at his bedside, while he has made a litany of racially bigoted statements during his life in the public eye. Trump has used his power as President to pardon corrupt politicians of both parties who are like-minded in grift and double-dealing, Trump was found guilty of 34 counts of felony financial crimes and was found civilly liable for rape. If there were still doubts about his character, he is on tape describing the sexual harassment of women on the Access Hollywood tape. I’m not sure about who is an anti-Christ, but he definitely is not good people. His track to high office was fueled by the darkness of indifference, embitterment, and hate.
Yep.
He IS the antichrist
I’m an atheist, but if Christianity is true then yeah he’s the anticrhist. He loves each of the 7 deadly sins, and his admin seems to have the singular goal to cause as much famine, pestilence, war and death as possible.
>Humans are fallible and no one of us will perfectly embody Christian teachings. But what we are witnessing in the United States is something more sinister than ordinary Christian fallibility.
I’m a Christian and I really liked this whole piece, especially this quote. No one is perfect, so obviously everyone is going to make mistakes and do bad things sometimes. But Christians need to try to improve instead of doing the same bad things over and over. You can’t use the phrases „no one is perfect“ and „God uses imperfect people“ to excuse what trump does, because he’s not trying to improve. He’s just getting worse. He has become a more evil, awful person over time. Same with the people who are in his administration.
By the way, as I read the description of how Christian nationalism is affecting our government and promoting things that go against Biblical values…
>Yet the Christianity at play here has a [certain set of characteristics](https://www.abc.net.au/religion/philip-gorski-white-christian-nationalism/13055050): it is white, masculine, patriarchal and not afraid to embrace violence. Christian nationalism defines Christianity as a religion of power, where God is on the side of might.
>The comparisons between Germany in the 1930s and America under Trump are coming in thick and fast: attacks on education, vilification of certain groups, the demise of truth, limiting of free speech and authoritarianism are all on full display — so too is the use of Christianity as a prop and a costume for the [Project 2025 agenda](https://theconversation.com/trumps-administration-seems-chaotic-but-hes-drawing-directly-from-project-2025-playbook-248821).
…I also thought of russia, because russia is doing the same thing. They describe their war against Ukraine as a „holy war“ to get rid of the „satanists“ in Ukraine. And the „church“ in russia is a false form of Christianity that supports the war.
It’s a very reasonable question from a theological perspective
I don’t believe in an antichrist but it does seem wild that anyone could and not think it would be Trump.
I honestly cannot fathom his success otherwise without supernatural assistance.
Trump is in every aspect an exact inversion of christ and embodiment of each of the seven deadly sins who encourages the worst and most un-christlike behavior from his followers who worship him literally as a golden idol above god or goodness. You don’t have to be christian or religious or believe in anything supernatural to understand the archetype and how well trump embodies it.
Is the Pope from Chicago?
I won’t say that trump isn’t the antichrist. In my misplaced youth, I read several of Hal Lindsey’s books. I’d always envisioned the antichrist as being handsome, charismatic and brilliant. None of those words describe the orange blob but he did acquire a shambolic, mindless zombie horde who will walk into lava if his oranginess commands it.
Here’s one: „Why the fuck am I a Christian?“
Trump made this offer, and they took it eagerly.
>Again, the devil took him to a very high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor. “All this I will give you,” he said, “if you will bow down and worship me.” Matthew 4:8-9 NIV
Here’s what Trump said:
>“Christianity will have power,” he said. “If I’m there, you’re going to have plenty of power, you don’t need anybody else. You’re going to have somebody representing you very, very well. Remember that.”
[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/09/us/evangelicals-trump-christianity.html](https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/09/us/evangelicals-trump-christianity.html)
As a Christian, it is chilling. It shows that these „pastors“ who have taken his side have no spiritual discernment. That is, they are not guided by the indwelling Holy Spirit, nor do they even have enough awareness to recognize an obvious parallel of wording.
Trump’s offer is so close to Satan’s as to be a deliberate mockery. When I read it in the Times article, it was almost like a physical blow, and the writer didn’t even draw the parallel himself. I can only conclude that those who claim to believe and know the Bible, and yet follow Trump, are either in deliberate rebellion against Christ or are spiritually dead. Trump himself may not be „the Antichrist“, but those who claim to be Christians and yet follow him certainly are.
Self reflection and Christianity do not usually find themselves in company in the modern Evangelical and, especially, Southern Baptist, church. It is a license to bully, judge, whine, and justify it all with a persecution complex. Trump could do a press conference with horns coming out his head and flames coming out of his eyes – they would still worship his every word.
Yes
He could announce that he is the antichrist and the majority of Christians would still vote for him.
“Is Trump the antichrist?”
Yes. Next question.
The really crazy part is that there’s a subset of people that hope he is because it will bring the end times and they’ll be able to go to heaven.
Of all 340 million Americans alive today, I can think of no one who better fits the bill than Trump.
I can’t think of any public figure that is so much the opposite of everything Jesus stands for. So yes he is literally the anti-Christ