God WILL Judge Us For This...

Hey guys, Colin here, and welcome back to Fight for Truth. In this video, we're going to talk about an unbiblical, frankly, demonic prayer that was offered at the

Republican National Convention very recently. We're also going to talk about what this means for Christians, and especially for conservative

Christians. So buckle up. Here was the benediction given by Harmeet Dhillon, a conservative

Republican lawyer who practices the Sikh religion. Watch this first clip. I come from a family of Sikh immigrants.

I am honored to share with you, my fellow Republicans and guests tonight, a prayer from my faith tradition, practiced by over 25 million worldwide.

We recite the Ardhas prayer before any new endeavor, giving thanks to God and asking for His protection and help to uphold the values of humility, truth, courage, service, and justice for all.

So she's going to offer a Sikh prayer about justice for all, among other things. But here's the question.

What exactly will be her standard for justice? Will it be the God of the Sikhs or the God of the Christians?

This is the fundamental issue here. Let's keep watching. Koi na jaane tumhara ant

Uche te ucha bhagvant Sagal samagri tumhare sutardhari

Tumte hoye so agyakari Tumhari gat mit tumhi jaani

Nanak das sadakurbani So first of all, let's recognize that the optics of this are just ridiculous.

The camera is panning over all these hardcore Republicans, most of whom are probably professing Christians, who are bowing their heads and standing there reverently as this woman sings in a language that none of them can understand to a false

God that none of them believe in. Why are we doing this? Why exactly does anyone think that this is a good idea?

And how exactly does this prayer advance the so -called Christian values of the Republican Party?

Let's consider these questions as we continue. Watch this. Dear Waheguru, our one true

God, we thank you for creating America as a unique haven on this earth where all people are free to worship according to their faith.

We seek your blessings and guidance for our beloved country. Please bless our people with wisdom as they vote in the upcoming election, and please bless with humility, honesty, skill, and integrity all those who conduct the election.

Now, all of this sounds very nice and sweet, doesn't it? She's asking for a blessing to be put on the people of America.

How could anyone have an issue with that? Well, I have an issue with it because she's invoking the name of a false

God to ask for this blessing. The God she's praying to is not the one true God, as she blasphemously claimed.

First Corinthians 8 puts it this way, Quote, For although there are many so -called gods in heaven or on earth, as indeed there are many gods and many lords, yet for us there is one

God, the Father, from whom are all things and for whom we exist, and the one Lord, Jesus Christ.

This has been the view of Christians for all of church history. And to platform someone who is suggesting that Waheguru, or whatever the name is, is the one true

God is absolutely wrong. Period. It's just not something that we should ever do.

And frankly, I'm ashamed that so many so -called Christian patriots are standing there as if this idolatry is acceptable to Christians.

Yes, even Trump is guilty of this. Watch the next clip. So she continues to praise

Trump for having some weird magical Sikh spirit within him. But as she praises him for his courage, she makes a comparison to the

Founding Fathers of America. And this exposes perhaps the most ridiculous portion of the whole video.

Because it shows that for all the reverence that conservatives give the Founding Fathers, it seems that none of us actually know what they taught or what they believed.

You see, our country's founders would be spinning in their graves if they knew that their descendants would give one of the biggest political platforms in the land to a non -Christian so that she can offer a blasphemous prayer to a false god.

This would have been unthinkable to these people. And yet here we are in 2024 doing exactly that and then talking about how much we love the

Founding Fathers. It's ridiculous. This is not only un -Christian, it's un -American. But she continues.

May your name forever be exalted, spreading happiness and blessings and good spirit, that everyone may prosper and enjoy the grace of your peace.

Thank you. So she polishes off her benediction offered to this false god and then receives applause from all the

Republicans watching, including Trump and his VP, J .D. Vance. And I can already see many conservatives watching this video and they're going to say,

Come on, Colin, you're being way too harsh. What exactly is the big deal here? As conservatives, we believe in freedom of religion, and that's all they did.

They just let her exercise her religious freedom. Well, here's my response to that. I have no problem with this woman being allowed to be a

Sikh in America. I am certainly not advocating that we round up all the non -Christians and do anything wrong to them.

However, freedom to practice your religion in general does not mean that you ought to be allowed to promote your religion in a position of political power.

So, Colin, are you actually saying that non -Christians shouldn't be in political offices in the United States?

Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. And I don't think that should be controversial for Christians. But wait, you say, you can't tell people that they shouldn't hold political office just because of their beliefs.

Um, yes, I'm pretty sure I can. In fact, I'm pretty sure we all do that constantly. The Republicans don't want

Democrats in power because of their LGBT, pro -choice, and open immigration beliefs.

The Democrats, on the other hand, don't want Republicans in power. Why? Because of their anti -LGBT, pro -life, and closed border beliefs.

So here's my question to all of you. Why exactly do we care more about the political beliefs than we do about the theological beliefs that are their foundation?

And why are we allowed to care about political beliefs and not religious beliefs when it comes to our voting patterns?

As far as I can tell, this distinction is found nowhere in Scripture. In fact, I see quite the opposite.

Psalm 33, verse 12 says, Yes, this was originally written to the ancient

Jews. And no, I'm not saying that America is Israel. But any nation whose people believe in the one true

God and serve him will certainly be blessed. Look at Nineveh, for example. They repented, and God blessed them.

We have seen this historically in the Western world time and time again, not least in America. Or how about Psalm 2, which says,

And that passage was not just written to the Jewish people. It was written to all the rulers of all the nations of all the

Earth. You see, historically, America and the Western tradition has received their laws from the

Old Testament laws in Scripture. And historically, people from virtually every country have longed to enter the

United States for the freedom and justice that we have here, even though it sometimes has been flawed. This is not a coincidence.

And this is what's at stake here. We must not seek to make the United States a pluralist melting pot of different moral systems and religions.

The Bible does not speak well of false religions, and I don't think it's a good idea for us to promote them to the highest offices in the land.

Psalm 135 says, So it's simple.

We become like what we worship. Will our country be led by ultimate moral truth as found in the

Christian faith, or will it be led by half -truths and lies found in religious pluralism? This is the question

Republicans must answer. And unfortunately, they seem to be getting it very, very wrong, at least recently.

But let me be clear. I would rather vote for a Sikh like Harmeet Dhillon here, who is generally conservative and rational, rather than voting for a so -called

Christian like Joe Biden, who is completely immoral and as unstable as they come. I am more than willing to make concessions for the general political good of my people, even if that means voting for someone who's not my favorite candidate in a perfect world.

Trump is also an example of this. But my overall point here still stands. Celebrating idolatry in our political system is sinful, and God is just as displeased with it as he has been with any other form of idolatry.

And just because you baptize it in conservative politics does not make it right in his eyes. So let's pray that God would bring revival to America, revival to the conservative political stance, and that this revival would manifest in God's glory being magnified in the public square and in every hall of government to the praise of his mighty name.

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