And let's not forget sloth, gluttony, wrath, envy, vanity and pride.

Trump never cared for religion until he realised he can use it as a tool for oppression

According to the Bible he's the damn antichrist

Don't forget, the Bible says loaning money with interest is a road to hell.

Death for adultery? I’d like to think we’re more evolved than biblical law these days. For instance, I think he should be put to death for all the child rape but that’s just me.

Reading the bible is an easy path to atheism

"I never really thought about hell, until I learned about people I wished it existed for...."

~ Me

The tiny little rural town I was raised in as a kid had a dog food factory, an itty bitty post office not much bigger than a port 'o potty, and an old shut down gas station. I think the town and surrounding area had a population of 300 or 500 (this was back in the 90s). It also had 10 churches (maybe more) all lined up along the bypass highway that went through "downtown".

40 years later, as of last time I've been through, nothing's really changed.

I only say this because I feel like kids already had plenty of options to study the Bible? Like half those churches did some kind of service 7 days a week, and on some days, multiple services. Services including Sunday School and Bible Study.

Just flood him with Bible quotes that emphasize why him and his family are sinners going to hell. Non-stop. Break the connection between Republicans and Christianity.

In my opinion, this will only hurt Christianity, so I'm all for it.

There's no better way to produce atheists than reading the Bible, Koran, and/or Tanakh, exposure only helps secular society.

They didn’t have that option before? The Bible was banned?

But the bible was for waving

What you really need is civics classes so people actually learn how your system works

should have been put to death at least a hundred times by now according to the bible.

if anyone should ever need proof that religion is absolute bullshit, look no further than him and his friends.

This may sound absurdly simplistic but think about it. Suppose (to take the most improbable example) you decided, or were told and chose to believe the world was created by an invisible entity who, despite all the evidence that he or she occasionally disliked us but was mostly indifferent actually loved us and thought about us all the time . Suppose, piling absurdity upon improbability, you also decided, or were told to believe , that this same person decided to split himself in two and turn one part of himself into an ordinary person like you and me and pay a visit to a desert tribe and get himself arrested and executed for treason, at which point he performed a conjuring trick, came back to from the dead, vanished mysteriously but planned to return and punish all the bad people and make everything nice (though in the meantime, the bad people could go on getting away with it and the good people go on getting buggered up by the bad people-that is, when they were not getting cancer, or run over or bankrupt. Or tortured, of flogged or were worked like beasts or raped or killed in power struggles which were nothing to do with them) Suppose you were misguided enough to believe that lot. What you would do? Would you devote all your spare hours to finding someone who would disabuse of these intently peculiar delusions, so that you could finally sleep at night? Or would you go, once a week or more, to listen to someone telling you that you were quite and every thing you believed was true and what’s more, if you ever stopped believing it, terrible things would happen to you even after you had died?

Turning Back, USA