The huge flaw in your post is that while all are sinners, these are different conditions or varieties of sin and sinners. What might not be a sin for one American, is a serious sin for another. And, conversely, what is a sin for one, might be a lifestyle for another American. Not all value systems are alike. Murder is an accepted sin, but so is the stealing of a doughnut.
“Sexual perversion” certainly isn’t the same for Americans.
So, one votes for a “sinner”; but only a sinner whose sins are compatible or acceptable with the voter.

It follows, if one believes that a candidate who displays a lack of integrity, a lack of a moral compass, that it is acceptable to consistently misrepresent the truth, that it is fine to brag about one’s ability to grab a woman’s pussy, that a total lack of empathy for who were born with less, that takes unfair financial advantage as a career; then one votes accordingly.
We are all right; and, we are all wrong. We are all sinners, but my sins are small, when I might think other sins, that others commit will send them to Hell—no questions asked.
Your God doesn’t have the same values as the God that another American worships, and follow religiously.
Some Gods even like tolerance.

This op-ed column reflects the opinions of its author, Michael C. Baxter.

"Do you call yourself a Christian? If you voted for Donald Trump, then you should no longer do so.

How do you teach your children that it is okay to lie? How do you teach them to it is okay to call other people ugly names?

How do you teach them it is not okay to bully other people? Do you tell them it is okay to bear false witness against their fellow man (or woman)?

What does the Bible say about "The Good Samaritan"? Oh, yeah. Did I read it to say "What a fool he was for caring about a man he never knew"? And the Samaritan didn't even stay around to reap some reward.

Donald Trump would probably send a lackey to see if the man had anything of value to steal.

Proverbs 6:19 says he that soweth discord among his brethren is an abomination unto the Lord. Where have I heard that term used before?

Yes, in the hatred spewed by Christians about homosexuals, but I guess it’s okay if Trump is an abomination unto the Lord.

If you lie down with dogs, then don't be surprised if you wake up with fleas.


Shame on our U.S. representative, Mike Johnson, and senators, John Kennedy and Bill Cassidy, for voting to give a trillion-dollar tax cut to ultra-millionaires and for voting against funding to continue such programs as Meals on Wheels and aid to local health clinics.

And for refusing to fund repairs to the bridges and roads.

All three claim to be Christians but have forgotten the passage: "I came for the poor, for the rich have their reward here on earth." Jesus said that. I guess Mr. Johnson and his pals want to make real sure their rich pals have an even bigger reward here on earth.


These three campaigned on repealing every line of Obamacare and replacing it with something better and cheaper. 

The only thing they replaced was more insurance lobbyist money in their pockets. Donald Trump didn't drain the swamp. He brought in the biggest alligators he could find.

If you say you don't care about his meanness, vulgarity and corruption because the economy is doing so well, then you are elevating money above character.

You cannot serve Mammon and God at the same time." Jesus said that (Mathew 6:24). "Being virtuous is not compatible with being greedy." Jesus also said that.

I loathe a liar, a bully and a coward and Donald Trump is all three."

https://www.shreveporttimes.com/story/opinion/2018/11/29/hate-liars-bullies-and-cowards-donald-trump-all-three/2131465002/