Just for adultery? the list is a lot longer... a lot lot longer.

Shit, according to the Bible he is the spitting image of the antichrist.

Let he who hasn't partied with Jeffrey Epstein throw the first stone

So in the Bible adultery is specifically having sex with another (Hebrew) man's wife, not merely having sex outside marriage. Having sex with other women while married is allowed and sometimes even encouraged in the Bible. For example:

Deuteronomy 20:13-14

And when the Lord your God gives it into your hand, you shall put all its males to the sword, but the women and the little ones, the livestock, and everything else in the city, all its spoil, you shall take as plunder for yourselves. And you shall enjoy the spoil of your enemies, which the Lord your God has given you.

It's plausible Trump has had sex with other men's wives, though no specific example comes to mind.

For the nit-pickers perhaps just put him to death one time each for the "bearing false witness" and then we can get to the adultery afterwards.

Keep your religion to yourself

Isn't that a violation of church-state split? Or does that not apply to schools in the US?

According to the Bible, fella oughta tie a millstone around his neck and jump into the sea himself rather than try to make an appointment at the pearly gates.

And don't forget about his mixed garments!! 🤮

Rabia is freaking cool af.

He wouldn't know that though.

I mean to be fair, thats why the bible should be studied. Its a pretty complex text, being extremely internally inconsistant especially because it was written by many. Understanding the historical and literary context is also important. This is true for both believers and non-believers cause if someone in an absolute power condition gives you instructions you still have to interpret it. If your teacher tells you to pay more attention, youre not gonna pay them literally. Now add a thousand years of linguistic change to that and it suddenly means to viewbot your tikslop account.

What's the point of reading the bible if you don't follow any of its teachings?

I notice a significant pattern, children who have the Bible and the Faith duck pressed into them as kids grow up hateful and eventually leave Christianity as a whole, whilst people that found the Faith themselves as either kids, teens, adults, dont usually leave Christianity and have thus have a higher chance of actually receiving the Holy Spirit instead of viewing Church and Mass as "boring" and quitting. Kids will hate whatever theyre forced to do and grow up to hate it, so dont force them to read the Bible or go to Mass, suggest it to them, give them the pros and cons and let them decide