Express it Eight Chapter Four

can't fathom Christian Trump Supporters

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There is something that I cannot fathom.
How does anyone in the US and the world, particularly Christians,
Can still support the former president,
Who somehow considers him to be anointed by God
A poster child for the seven deadly sins.
(Pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, sloth)that he commits daily
The most deranged, demented, dishonest, crazed, cruel, corrupt, greedy,
incompetent, lying, vain, treasonous un-Christian, Un-Godly person on the planet.

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Bing Chat definition of Seven Deadly sins

The deadly seven sins are a list of vices that are considered to be harmful to one’s spiritual life and relationship with God. They are also known as capital vices or cardinal sins because they lead to other sins and immoral behavior
According to the Christian tradition, the seven deadly sins are:
• Pride: an excessive love of oneself or one’s achievements, often accompanied by arrogance, vanity, or contempt for others. Pride is considered to be the root of all sin, as it opposes humility and God’s grace12
• Greed: an excessive desire for wealth, power, or material possessions, often at the expense of others. Greed is also called avarice or covetousness, and it leads to injustice, oppression, and exploitation12
• Lust: an excessive or disordered sexual desire, often involving adultery, fornication, pornography, or masturbation. Lust is also called lechery, and it violates the dignity of oneself and others, as well as God’s plan for human sexuality12
• Envy: an excessive or resentful desire for what belongs to another, such as their possessions, talents, or achievements. Envy is also called jealousy, and it leads to bitterness, malice, and hatred12
• Gluttony: an excessive or immoderate consumption of food or drink, often resulting in waste, obesity, drunkenness, or addiction. Gluttony is also called gula, and it harms one’s health, reason, and self-control12
• Wrath: an excessive or uncontrolled anger, often involving violence, revenge, or hatred. Wrath is also called ire or rage, and it destroys peace, harmony, and charity12
• Sloth: excessive or negligent laziness, often involving neglect of one’s duties, responsibilities, or spiritual life. Sloth is also called acedia or indolence, and it leads to apathy, boredom, and despair12
The seven deadly sins are opposed by the seven heavenly virtues: humility, charity (love), chastity (purity), gratitude (contentment), temperance (moderation), patience (forgiveness), and diligence (zeal). These virtues help one to overcome sin and grow in holiness2