No one seems to understand. People are on top of Christians for the least thing. It appears Christians don't even vote for the right politician. The Bible even shows an adulterous king, appointed by God, that most thought were great. However, Christians are judged harshly if they don't vote for a 'true' Christian. Ironically, some of these same people applaud a Christian who is openly going against Biblical teaching and then does not go into political office--but goes into a church to baptize. Remember the political king who committed a sexual offense? He wasn't allowed to build a Temple, let alone go into it.
I have been trying to point out some people aren't happy no matter what Christians do. What's that line? We played a song, but you would not dance; we sang a dirge, but you would not mourn. Whatever Christians do--whichever side of the opposite that occurs--here comes the criticism.
A great one here--some Christians welcomed Trump to political office, and here come the howls over his sexual sins. Some criticized someone with open sexual sins baptizing inside a church, and here come the howls that the man wasn't being welcomed by all.
No one else sees the irony?
As far back as Genesis, ancient man began warning descendants that lack of sexual discipline leads to failure of most everything. Not even condoms and antibiotics seems to save mankind from that. One would think churches should take some responsibility in pointing this out.
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