Texas Pastor Calls For Imposing Christian Nationalist Values On Society

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Texas Megachurch pastor Robert Jeffress, a supporter of Christian Nationalism, called out to conservative Christians to "impose their values on society." In a recent interview with Tim Clinton, the host of Real America's Voice, Robert Jeffress, said that loving their country and voting in elections is all good for Christians, but they must put God above everything else. He also said, "the Left doesn't mind at all imposing their values on our country through the election process. They don't mind forcing their pro-abortion, pro-transgender, pro-open borders policy upon our nation. But they object when conservative Christians try to impose their values on society at large. It's complete hypocrisy." When the pastor was asked about the issues that Christians and pastors face before the midterm elections, he stated that it is almost the same things that even atheists are worried about, such as inflation, high-interest rates, crime, and border control. Jeffress had previously denied any allegations of him being a "Christian Nationalist."

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Texas Pastor Calls for Imposing Christian Nationalist Values on Society

Location: Texas