Zone1 The War Of Words Between The Pope And Trump

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The Pope is politically biased.

Why is it Pope Leo likes mouthing off at everything Trump does, but he totally ignored the Iranians gunning down thousands of their own people?

Trump doesn't think the Pope's criticisms are justified.

However, I don't think this is as big a deal as the media is making it out to be.

In my opinion this is usually what Popes say about American presidents.

They never like anything America does.

Trump says the Pope is a liberal and that's his major beef with him.



 
See them both as Deep State and suddenly you understand Deep State strategy --- simply divide to achieve Chaos .

Then Use and Abuse .

Same old ploy --- because it always works if your experimental subjects are Munchers .
 
We know what Trump is, a modern-day anti-christ who has denied Him. Peter was still forgiven three denials.
The Anti-Christ was born on an island according to scripture.

Trump was born in Queens NY and Obama was born on Oahu HI.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
 
The Anti-Christ was born on an island according to scripture.

Trump was born in Queens NY and Obama was born on Oahu HI.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
Queens is on an island.

Donald Trump is certainly no anti-christ, though.

The Pope? Hard to say.
 
The Anti-Christ was born on an island according to scripture.

Trump was born in Queens NY and Obama was born on Oahu HI.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
No — scripture does not say the Antichrist was born on an island. There is no verse in the Bible that gives the Antichrist a birthplace of any kind.

🧭 Where the confusion usually comes from​

Several passages describe symbolic imagery that some people misinterpret as geography:
  • Revelation 13:1 describes “a beast rising out of the sea.” This is symbolic apocalyptic imagery, not a literal birth location. In biblical symbolism, “the sea” often represents chaos, the nations, or Gentile political power — not an island or a birthplace.
  • Daniel 7 and 2 Thessalonians 2 describe the Antichrist’s character and actions, not his origins.
  • 1 John and 2 John use the term “antichrist” to describe anyone who denies Christ — again, no birthplace.
 
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