This will help, in part, to counter Trump's attempt to court the religious voters.

But how many Trump voters is the real question.

Our church group has been providing information regarding resources and rights to an area with a large Latinx population.

what it will take to turn the majority of Christians in this country away from Trump?

As of now, he will still get the "Christian vote", but less of it.

We can only hope this trend continues.

Many Christians support him for that, and forgive everything else.

And they disgustingly do it with the arrogance that comes from thinking they know what God wants.

comes from knowing what the Lord of All Creation wants.

I try to follow the message of Jesus. Try6 being the operative word. But I never assume that the Creator wants me to tell you what to do.

I have a few Trumpster holy roller in-laws who are blind to what he is because their "church" says they must support him.

And church is very important for many. It is their circle for many. Often, the only circle.

if it tells them they must support Trump.

Some Christians support him only because they feel he will end abortion.

into a de facto tenet of the faith.

Unless you attend a church that gives sermons in Spanish, you’d probably best not say anything that supports or defends immigration unless you want to find yourself on the outside looking in. Not only are they a de facto cheering section for Trump, they are the de facto membership wing of the wingnuttiest of the alt-right. You’d be hard pressed to find a more narrow-minded group of batshit crazy bigots outside of a baptist church around here.

Anyone who is desperately seeking a “counterpoint” to the growing epidemic of religious fueled deplorables, is working overtime to get everyone to just forget about the elephant in the room.

and not really trying at all?

How would an observer be able to tell if you're trying?

Like if someone made a simple quoting error, and neglected to point out that they were quoting someone else instead of taking the words for themselves, how hard would one have to try to simply apologize for the error and correct it? Would Jesus want you to do that?

What a low bar indeed. So much for trying.