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#1: Can we stop with the "we were electing a President, not a pastor" narrative when questioned about Trump and Christian values? To pretend that the religious right would have ignored an affair between Obama and a porn star "cause he's the President, not a pastor" is, well, ludicrous.
#2: Unpopular opinion, but i think most Christian worship songs suck. They are cheesy, lack depth, and are highly repetitive. There are some songs that are good for sure, and I am into Christian hardcore music, but man, can we actually say what we think in these songs and not sugar coat everything.
#3: Think your sermons are long? This church has had a sermon going for 5 weeks. A dutch law prevents police raids during sermons, and the pastor has taking in refugees the state wants to deport. The longest sermon in the world is keeping them safe. | 465 comments
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