EVANGELICALS CAN BE HEROES

In the ever-evolving landscape of American politics, Evangelical Christians find themselves at a crossroads—an opportunity for civilian heroism that could shape the nation's destiny. The pathway to this heroism is illuminated by the very Guide they hold dear—the Bible.

The wisdom of 1st Corinthians 15:33 warns against the corrosive influence of falsehoods, emphasizing the profound impact of one's associations on moral convictions. Evangelicals must critically assess their alliances in the current political climate, particularly with Donald Trump and the billionaire class.

Donald Trump, a charismatic figure to some, leaves behind a trail of questions. Why did he channel prosperity and freedom towards the billionaires, leaving his loyal supporters in the shadows? The forgotten ones, those yearning for personal freedom, must reflect on their allegiance to a leader whose promises remain elusive.

The history of this loyal servant class reveals a pattern of prosperity until the Reagan era, where the dismantling of government support deepened the divide between the haves and have-nots. Now, faced with a universally proclaimed autocrat, the forgotten ones risk becoming unwitting slaves to a billionaire class—a stark contradiction to the concept of freedom they hold dear.

The danger lies in the indoctrination of half of America's population, who are under the sway of a leader demanding obedience, worship, and a life dictated by a distorted messianic narrative. The reality, however, is that only the rich and powerful reap the rewards of the servant class's labor.

In the land of the free, the disillusioned must demand more than mere rhetoric. Those who lament big government and limited opportunities should scrutinize Donald Trump's plans for their future. Instead of accepting vague promises and scapegoating, demand specifics. Hold him accountable for favoring the wealthy, running up deficits, and leaving the working class empty-handed.

Evangelicals, descendants of those who built the nation's economy with the help of FDR, possess the power to break free from the shackles of enslavement to offshore money hoarders. They can reclaim their fair share of the American dream by rejecting the dogma that blinds them to their true interests.

The call to action is simple yet profound—declare freedom at the ballot box. Recognize that any vote other than for Donald and his ilk is a vote for genuine freedom and prosperity. Seek alternatives that genuinely prioritize the well-being of the forgotten ones, offering plans to uplift the working class.

Evangelicals, you are a great people with a rich history. Embrace the opportunity for heroism, as your ancestors did with FDR. Break free from the money changers, reclaim your share, and declare, at long last, that you deserve a future marked by true freedom and prosperity.

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