Newsman Disputes Kansas Senator Marshall Amid Bible Debate

Apropos for Sunday and as we slouch toward primary season . . . Check longtime Kansas City newsman Dan Margolies delving into recent Republican Christian debate . . .

"How comical is it that Roger now purports to be an expert on the Bible? I’m not in a position to say if Roger has read the Bible, but I am in a position to say that if he has, he doesn’t comprehend many of its fundamental moral precepts—say, those enunciated by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount.

"Because if he did, he assuredly wouldn’t be supporting one of the most morally compromised human beings on the planet.

"Every policy enacted by the trump regime—and I mean every single one—stands in stark contradiction to the Sermon on the Mount. You might even say that if the trump regime were to lay out its agenda in a position paper, it could rightly be labeled the Anti-Sermon on the Mount.

"And while I’m not sure what Roger means when he refers to Hamilton pointing out hundreds of mistakes in the Bible, I’m guessing that Roger believes (or pretends to believe) that the Bible is the inerrant word of God, another childish notion that, sadly, reflects Roger’s childish mind." 

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