申明：本文内容，非自己原创，内容大量引用Sally Shi所写的。我一直非常喜欢Sally Shi的频道，一年前，由我的主日学老师Truly推荐给我的。
盲目乐观了
这次川普胜利了，这也并不是信仰的回归，而是政治保守派的回归。如果没有信仰的回归，这种川普现象只是回光返照。
川普这代人，是最后一代从基督信仰教育下长大的人，不管信不信基督，至少小时候在学校里受到基督教道德的残存影响。但是，再下一代就完全是左派教育的产品了。
如果基督徒不利用目前这来之不易的时光，来好好放胆宣扬我们的信仰，我们将永无翻身之日。这非常像旧约里的约西亚王时代，空有“王的觉醒”，没有百姓信仰回归，终是不能持续的。
川普支持者的组成
教会的人很少，世俗上的因为常识而支持他的更多。 所以共和党和川普，甚至不得不联合异教，来增加支持的力量。
历史总在重复，为了打败希特勒，联合比希更邪恶的苏联；为了打败新教，罗马天主教的法王，竟联合穆斯林帝国。
历史告诉我们，这样做的结果并不会很好，因为信仰的问题不解决，所谓的正义，只不过是人的技巧。
美国教会都很可悲
没有一个教会在乎保守主义价值观的回归，大家忙着挂彩虹旗，开亲子营，或者教导大家“仰望天上的国”，教会没有力量在民众中掀起信仰的回归，没有用信仰去归正凯撒的心。
大部分教会在骂川普，很多神学家在说川普是“邪教”。也有很多教会仍在教导错误的神学； 余下的不多的教会，有正统的神学，可惜也没有正确的政治观和历史观。
指责川普和共和党很容易，放下姿态，在政治理念上支持他们，每个教会都很难做到，这就是今天全球教会的常态。
作为教会，少拆台，多干事，我们要鼓励我们的教会牧者强大起来，为基督信仰的回归，尽心尽力。
努力支持勇敢的牧者， 支持能为我们发声的政治家，支持那些能为基督教推广的议员和州长，每个人都要行动起来，让争战的人不孤单。
Disclaimer: This article is not my original writing. Much of its content is based on material from Sally Shi, whose channel I have greatly appreciated since it was recommended to me a year ago by my Sunday school teacher, Truly.
Trump’s recent victory does not signal a return of faith—it marks the return of political conservatism. Without a true revival of Christian faith, this “Trump phenomenon” is nothing more than a final flicker before darkness.
Trump’s generation is likely the last to grow up under the influence of a Christian moral education. Whether they personally believe in Christ or not, they were at least exposed to remnants of Christian values in school. But the next generation has been entirely shaped by leftist ideology.
If Christians do not take this precious, hard-won moment to boldly proclaim our faith, we may never have another chance. This is very much like the era of King Josiah in the Old Testament: though the king was awakened, the people did not return to the Lord. As a result, the revival could not be sustained.
There are few people from the church among Trump’s supporters. Most come from the secular world—those who still retain common sense. Therefore, the Republican Party and Trump himself have, to some extent, had to form alliances with non-Christian or even pagan groups to build momentum.
History keeps repeating itself: to defeat Hitler, the Allies partnered with the Soviet Union—which was even more evil than Hitler himself. To combat Protestantism, the Catholic king of France allied with the Muslim empire.
History shows us that such alliances rarely end well. If the problem of faith is not addressed, then any so-called “righteous cause” is merely political maneuvering dressed in moral language.
Few churches in America today care about the return of conservative values. Many are busy flying rainbow flags, hosting family camps, or teaching people to “look only to the Kingdom of Heaven.” The church has no power to stir a return to faith among the people, nor does it challenge Caesar with the Word of God.
Most churches openly criticize Trump. Many theologians call Trump a “cult leader.” Others continue to teach theological error. And those few churches that do uphold sound doctrine often lack a clear political and historical vision.
It’s easy to criticize Trump and the Republican Party. What’s hard is for churches to lay down their pride and support them in principle. And that, sadly, is the norm for churches around the world today.
As the Church, we must stop tearing each other down and start doing the hard work. We must encourage our pastors and spiritual leaders to rise up with strength and devotion for the true return of the Christian faith.
We must actively support courageous pastors, political leaders who speak out on our behalf, and lawmakers and governors who stand for biblical values. Everyone must take action, so that those fighting on the front lines do not stand alone.