Can you be an Abolitionist and vote for Donald Trump?

The Patriarchy Podcast

In this episode, pastor Joseph and guests Pastors Jerry Dorris and Tanner Cartwright discuss the topic of voting in the upcoming presidential election, specifically in relation to the issue of abortion. They share their personal experiences with abortion ministry and their involvement in the abolitionist movement. They address the division within the movement regarding whether or not to vote for Donald Trump, who they see as the better candidate for advancing the cause of abolition. They emphasize the importance of thinking in categories and not idolizing the candidate, but rather seeing the vote as a tool to advance the end of abortion and protect the church and family. In this conversation, the church elders discuss the importance of voting and the responsibility to protect and provide for one's family. They discuss the virtues of Donald Trump that not many recognize.

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