Georgia billboard portrays Trump as Son of God

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Here's link to the article: https://julieroys.com/billboard-georgia-trump-blasphemy-base/

This is similar to a another billboard that appeared in St. Louis County, Missouri in 2018. To me this is over the line into blasphemy. Anyone know where these billboards are coming from?

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But it could've been Christians who did it. That's why I posted this to see if anyone has anything solid. So far it's a bit of a mystery.
 
But it could've been Christians who did it. That's why I posted this to see if anyone has anything solid. So far it's a bit of a mystery.
There are certain groups of Fringe cuckoos who thought Trump was sent by God
 
All who are in Christ are daughters and sons of God.

I agree these billboards are using the Bible to mock the faith and the Christians who supported Donald Trump during his presidency.

That's a lot of money to spend to send the message the sponsors are that emotionally upset.
They're mocking the fact that a particular demographic of people propped up Trump like he is some type of messiah. Remember when he admitted to walking in on 15-year-old girls while they were changing?
 
But it could've been Christians who did it. That's why I posted this to see if anyone has anything solid. So far it's a bit of a mystery.
Whoever paid for those Billboards were definitely not Christians. Well, not real Christians anyhow because that equated to total blasphemy against the Son of God.
 
Whoever paid for those Billboards were definitely not Christians. Well, not real Christians anyhow because that equated to total blasphemy against the Son of God.

That's another reason why I posted this. These billboards do reflect the the attitude of some Christians, though they'd never admit it. They'd just say Trump's our "only hope."
 
That's another reason why I posted this. These billboards do reflect the the attitude of some Christians, though they'd never admit it. They'd just say Trump's our "only hope."
Yeah exactly. There's a certain demographic of people that elevated Trump to idol status and that's what this billboard is mocking
 
Looks like the opening salvo in the 22 midterms. The intent is to tie every republican candidate to the trump of the billboards.
 
This is reminiscent of Obama reading "Be still and know that I am God" at the 9/11 memorial.
 
All who are in Christ are daughters and sons of God.
That's beside the point. A Scripture specifically applied to Christ has been perversely applied to Trump. It is very doubtful that any Christian would indulge in this kind of blasphemy. But Trump has scores of enemies. The general public may not even see the significance.
 
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Policy seems to have been forgotten over the person.
Absolutely agree...that is the thing now in the US not many are looking at policy anymore. President Biden actually ran on pretty much attacking Trump's character. He wouldn't even really discuss any policy issues. The media did the same and allowed it by not asking any true questions of Biden before the election.

Now we have all these horrible policies and have seen the decline of the US in just a few months. Still, the media is attacking Trump's character and not honestly reviewing the policies. Even Biden is trying to put the blame on Trump for his own horrible decisions and policies.

It is really crazy in the US, but it appears many dems. and minority groups are beginning to wake up and take note of Biden and the far left's smoke and mirror tricks that they have been playing, and how they are trying to keep Americans divided to keep us from looking at the actual policies.

Those atrocious billboards shouldn't even shock anyone. It's just another smooth trick to try to get Americans to take our eyes off how our country is being run into the ground.
 
Absolutely agree...that is the thing now in the US not many are looking at policy anymore. President Biden actually ran on pretty much attacking Trump's character. He wouldn't even really discuss any policy issues. The media did the same and allowed it by not asking any true questions of Biden before the election.

Now we have all these horrible policies and have seen the decline of the US in just a few months. Still, the media is attacking Trump's character and not honestly reviewing the policies. Even Biden is trying to put the blame on Trump for his own horrible decisions and policies.

It is really crazy in the US, but it appears many dems. and minority groups are beginning to wake up and take note of Biden and the far left's smoke and mirror tricks that they have been playing, and how they are trying to keep Americans divided to keep us from looking at the actual policies.

Those atrocious billboards shouldn't even shock anyone. It's just another smooth trick to try to get Americans to take our eyes off how our country is being run into the ground.
I find the US election process fascinating because I am overseas. Also that within Europe although there are multiple States each state has there independent power.
It feels like there is too much power given to one person over their. I think things would change if there was a limit on the amount of money and individual could spend on a campaign.
Also a limit on the number of donations that can be made.
Education that encourages people to read rather than follow news media, that is run by corporations who have their own agendas.
Politics and policies need to be taught in schools.