Donald Trump

Trump’s behavior is odious, but Clinton has a deplorable basketful of deal breakers.

“It turns out that the conservative base is not quite as conservative as we thought, and the Evangelical base isn’t as evangelical as we hoped… . They occupy the same moral terrain as Bill Clinton’s most stalwart defenders in the 1990s, revealing themselves as more concerned with power and access than with character and principle.” David French

Christianity Today: Trump is an idolater …. He has given no evidence of humility or dependence on others, let alone on God his Maker and Judge. He wantonly celebrates strongmen and takes every opportunity to humiliate and demean the vulnerable. He shows no curiosity or capacity to learn. He is, in short, the very embodiment of what the Bible calls a fool.

The language many conservatives are using to condemn Trump’s behavior is expressed in terms of women’s relationships to men: wives and daughters, mothers and sisters. One begins to wonder: does one have to have a daughter or a wife to find Trump’s comments reprehensible?

In a stunning reversal, theologian pulls back support from Donald Trump

If Donald Trump has done anything, he has snuffed out the Religious Right

Albert Mohler: Donald Trump has created an excruciating moment for evangelicals

Leading Republicans are furiously denouncing Trump for his leaked comments about women

“Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson expressed to hundreds gathered for the annual Values Voter Summit Friday his passionate distaste for secular humanism and his enthusiastic support for Donald Trump for president.” CPost