The Anointed One doesn't have to go to church, christian worshippers have to prostrate themselves before Trump.

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Just sarcasm.

Grew up Catholic never accepted it, plenty of other things to be critical about the orange blob.

The Catholic guilt has certainly damaged some of my relatives.

Rejecting religion is freeing.

I'm a recovering Catholic myself. 8 years of Catholic grade school does a lot of damage.

in their silly mythologies, so of course Trump models himself after "Him" (and of course the part was written as male ).

Speaking of which, if you donate to me a grand I'll make sure....

Secular Humanists. They were the ones that raised him.

Nor do a large number of wonderful folks left of center. But some of the nastiest pieces of shit ever to walk the planet attend every single Sunday, so I'm not sure exactly where you're going with this.

If anything, not going is a moral and social win that ultimate advances civilization beyond d fairy tales.

Obama berber claimed it made him better than those who didn't. It's a personal and family thing mostly. There are good and shitty people that do and don't attend religious services.

The fact that those that made region and church a sign of morality supported Trump in huge numbers shows how it's all bs.

Are a hundred times more Christian than trumpy and his cult will ever be.

The RCC is one of the most evil, women-despising and erasing, gay bashing, child-rape enabling, hypocritical institutions and grifting rings to ever blight this planet. And it's still negatively affecting us all, believers and non-believers alike. Look at all the SCOTUS Opus Dei freaks who stripped women of bodily autonomy in this country. And that church far from the only malevolent organization that falls under the umbrella of Christianity. The vast majority of these sects are massively harmful in millions of ways beyond misogyny, including elevating "faith" (belief without evidence) over science and reason.

WTF

I do not accept the notion that those who attend church are any better than those who do not.

I do not accept that any of us are necessarily better than anyone else, period.

We are all flawed. We are all miracles. We are all temporary.

why can't people just do the right thing without expecting some kind of reward in the end? IMAGINE THAT!

"Entering a church no more makes you a Christian than entering a garage makes you a car."

yes INDEED

I was pointing out how much it obviously would be different had it been Obama not attended church services on Easter Sunday.

The right would have screamed bloody murder. But instead it was trump, so, crickets.