Of Course, Evangelicals CAN Vote for Trump

I’m happy to share a letter from my pastor, Jack Graham….regarding his thoughts on Donald Trump.

Jack was in New York this week at a meeting with Trump. There are three area’s of concern which Trump addressed with Jack in a meeting.

Please read and share this letter to all who might have an interest.

I want to address the crisis of conscience that many conservative evangelicals face when wrestling with what to do with Donald Trump.

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I want to address the crisis of conscience that many conservative evangelicals face when wrestling with what to do with Donald Trump.

As a pastor, I have been party to countless conversations among fellow Christians about whether to support Mr. Trump, or not. 

While I do not endorse candidates, I could easily vote for Mr. Trump this November without endorsing him, his behavior, his language or his “temperament”.

Let me explain.

To use the now cliché line in many faith circles, we are electing a Commander in Chief, not a Theologian in Chief. His words and behavior have left many conservatives thinking, “we want to support you Mr. Trump, but why must you make it so difficult?”

It is true we have some concerns.

At the same time, we must face the facts.

Mr. Trump has ignited a movement that most of us didn’t see coming. I certainly didn’t. He has been underestimated time and again and despite the establishment’s most ardent efforts to block his nomination, his core appeal resiliently overshadows his flaws.

After spending much of my morning yesterday with Mr. Trump in a small meeting in his office and in a larger meeting attended by 1000 of the nation’s most influential Christian leaders, I would vote for Donald Trump because he has convinced me he will fight for the issues that matter most to conservatives.  And one thing is certain with Mr. Trump –  for better or worse, he’s not afraid of a fight…

Read the Rest of Dr. Jack Graham’s letter at Fox News…