is the measure of our countries spirituality-?

Question

best shown by a christian president justifing and allowing the torture of humans-or by our ex president calling him on it?-----yea i know someone will say he isnt christian and someone will say its okay to torture if their arent christians- but i dont think he was the candidate of the atheist--and the hyprocrisy of the second is beyond measure----enjoy the day

Answer 1

By definition, the president reflects the majority of the country based on votes. Although church and state are supposed to be separate, it obviously was not in the past two elections, with all the talk of the conservative base that voted the current administration in.

So yes, he represented the country's spirituality as more people who identified with him voted for him because, unfortunately, religion played a huge role in the past 2 elections.

Answer 2

No.

The measure of a country's spirituality should never be based on one person.

In fact, I don't think one can measure a country's spirituality. Spirituality does not recognize geopolitical borders.

In the same way, I don't think we should describe countries as Christian or non-Christian.

Reasons:
- Christianity transcends nationality.
- Is everyone a Christian in a Christian country? Probably not.
- Does the Christian country only have laws based on Christianity? Probably not.
- I believe in freedom of religion. There would not be freedom of religion in a Christian country.

Can you name one country that is truly Christian (not counting Vatican City)?

With love in Christ.

Answer 3

so you want the atheist action like mao zedong to be the president.