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‘Stay in the Scriptures’: Franklin Graham’s prescription for Christians post-midterms

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Source: WorldNetDaily

Democrats have been giddy with glee over the past two weeks since they took dozens of contested seats away from Republicans in the midterm elections. That party will have the majority in Congress come January, and in many state power structures as well. They are promising coming years of investigations, prosecutions and jail for Republicans. And they also are promising new socialist campaigns and Islam-promoting agendas. That’s because it wasn’t just Democrats that coalesced against Republicans and conservatives. Their helpers were LGBT activists, socialists promoting communism and more. So what is the role of America’s Christian churches and Christian members going forward? Samaritan’s Purse chief Franklin Graham offered the details.

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