Pat Robertson: Donald Trump ‘Tried to Look Macho’ in Comments on Groping Women; Russell Moore Decries ‘Humiliating Mess’
Christian Broadcasting Network founder Pat Robertson dismissed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s 2005 tape where he bragged about groping women as an attempt to look “macho,” though Southern Baptist ethicist Russell Moore has called the situation of evangelical leaders defending sexual assault “humiliating” and a “mess.”
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Theologian Wayne Grudem Un-Endorses Trump After 2005 Sex Talk Video Scandal
Renowned theologian Wayne Grudem, who had earlier backed Donald Trump, says he was wrong in doing so as he announced he is now un-endorsing the Republican nominee due to his “vulgar comments in 2005 about his sexual aggression and assaults against women.”
What’s Worse for America: Trump or Progressives? Dueling Petitions Show Evangelical Divide
A pair of statements released, one denouncing Donald Trump’s bigotry and another calling on progressives to repent, showcase the divide within the evangelical Christian American community during the current election cycle.
Franklin Graham: Trump’s ‘Crude Comments’ as Indefensible as Clinton’s ‘Godless Agenda’
Evangelist Franklin Graham condemned Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for his 2005 remarks about women, but said the real estate magnate’s comments are as indefensible as “the godless progressive agenda of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton” and that the Democratic candidate would prove to be more harmful for America’s future.
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