This in turn will happen — if it does — by virtue of the people coming back into touch with God’s own greatness.
Cruz is very devout, there is no question about it. But unless people are going to vote for Pastor General of the USA, that may mean less than someone who inspires greater America, which still is hoping in God, to become engaged with the process again. And that someone might be Trump.
Religion is an interesting thing. Folks can go to church every Sabbath for decades, and not be a good Christian. Others can hit church at weddings and funerals, and be a good Christian.
In terms of following God’s direction, I realize this isn’t truly possible, but I do believe some people who do not go to church on a regular basis know God, respect Him, and have a very firm grasp of man’s relationship with Him, His relationship with man, and how He will figure into our future.
I may be wrong, but I see Trump as a person that knows God. I do see some fundamental flaws, but no more than I see in myself. I do think God is important to this nation and global dynamics.
Trump has raised good kids. I am not sure you can do that without knowing God.
The other day he had a prayer breakfast. I get the impression there was a prayer session for Trump. I believe Trump is very serious about his candidacy, and is re-evaluating himself in the process.
He is in the process of developing sound policy. I think he is aware he needs God’s help.
You know folks, we can all lay this off at Trump simply working the public over, but at some point we’re going to have to look at Trump overall, and realize he’s the real deal.
We can’t continue to watch him do everything right on policy, campaigning, getting the message out, connecting with the common man, and renewing his faith in God, and continue to trash the man.
As some point we either have to accept that God is real and can still act on people’s lives today, or we need to hang it up and admit to ourselves that we don’t really believe God is vital and engaged in contemporary times, and can still deliver the Saul/Paul experience.