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> It was neither dumb nor blasphemous - but you sure are!
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> "Mr. Trump told reporters that he did not catch all that religious
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Yes, and the MAGA people believed his nonsense. Incredible how gullible they are.
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Roger Rhino
And it's incredible that the orange buffoon would vindicate himself by begging ignorance of christianity.
Remember the awkward moment in his speech at Liberty University where he quoted a verse from "Two Corinthians"? The audience tittered nervously.
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Milo Trax
Yes...so???
The 2017 Commencement AddressAs a sitting president, Donald Trump delivered his first commencement address at Liberty University on May
13, 2017.Key Messages: He urged graduates to ignore critics, stating, "Nothing is easier or more pathetic than being a critic". He also encouraged them to embrace their faith, follow their passions, and remain steadfast in the face of opposition.Milestones: He used his speech to praise the university's growing athletic program, formally congratulating the school on its approval to join the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)
The 2016 ConvocationOn January 18, 2016, Trump visited Liberty University to address the student body during Convocation.Key Messages: He spoke about the value of persistence, telling students to "never, ever give up". He also stressed the importance of protecting Christianity and unifying the country.Highlights: This appearance gained significant media attention when Trump humorously struggled to quote the Bible during his speech, referring to "2 Corinthians" as "Two Corinthians".
The 2012 ConvocationBefore his political campaigns, Trump appeared as a business leader and visionary at Liberty University's Convocation on September 24, 2012.Key Messages: He shared insights on his business career, the secrets to achieving success, and emphasized the necessity of handling pressure while prioritizing faith and family.Highlights: Trump waived his usual multimillion-dollar speaking fee as a gift to the university.
They seemed to like him regardless:
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Echoing his 2012 description of Trump, Falwell introduced him as “one of the greatest visionaries of our time.”
“Donald Trump has stunned the political world by building an unlikely coalition that crosses all demographic boundaries,” Falwell said. “Donald Trump is a breath of fresh air in a nation where the political establishment from both parties has betrayed their constituencies time and time again with broken promises and a continuation of the status quo. … Donald Trump shuns the censorship that is rooted in political correctness and speaks the plain, common sense truth that so many have been longing to hear.”
As Trump made his way to the stage, the Republican front-runner was welcomed to the world’s largest Christian university with a warm standing ovation.
“Get those teleprompters out of here,” Trump said in his slick New York drawl, promising plenty of the off-the-cuff, blunt rhetoric for which he is popular, “we are going to have some fun.”
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