It's a beautiful day! Got me an angry look and End Times sermon. GOP & Sessions End Times

When I said what a beautiful day to a farmer selling stuff at a roadside stand in Montgomery County, PA, I got a sermon on how there are no beautiful days on earth. He began preaching about the "End Times".  I think this happened in pre-Millennium 1999.  

During the next 19 years the “End Times” went from a Republican Party fringe belief to a central part of GOP politics. 

The Republican Party's most unwavering supporters are Evangelical Christians who fervently believe Jesus is coming back any day now.

Besides $T in arms deals, Christ coming back to Jerusalem, bringing Christians to heaven with him, then cremating any Jews who don't convert, is why Republicans support Israel. 

When Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in his top-secret speech to a hate-group, said, it's not "the government’s job to immanentize the eschaton,” he was reciting Republican Party boilerplate, Republican Party boilerplate not yet ready for the general public.

According to Evangelical Christian Republicans, life on earth is supposed to be all misery all the time just like the farmer selling stuff at the roadside stand said. 

EXCEPT:

The wealthiest .01% and those guys sword dancing around the orb can enjoy all the earth’s beauty they can grab. That’s Republican Party boilerplate too.

American Prospect

America Glimpses the End Times in the Age of Trump

DELE M. STAN
JULY 19, 2017



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The Seattle Times 
Donald Trump, the herald of evangelicals’ end times
Originally published September 30, 2016 at 4:12 pm Updated September 30, 2016 at 5:25 pm