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<WFUD_Request>The Republican Party committed idolatry.
The very first of the Ten Commandments is unambiguous: "You shall have no other gods before Me" (Ex. 20:3). The word translated "before" can also be translated "other" or "besides," meaning this is a blanket prohibition against acknowledging any god other than the God revealed in Scripture, the God the Founding Fathers worshipped and acknowledged as supreme.
And yet the GOP, in its misguided and mindless effort to expand its big tent, invited a Muslim, one Sajid Tarar, to offer the closing benediction last night at the Republican National Convention. The closing prayer was thus offered by a man who worships Allah, a counterfeit god whose religion is, as Churchill put it, the greatest "retrograde force" in all the world. It was offered by a man who reveres the warlord Muhammad as a prophet and does not regard Jesus Christ as the Son of God.
Was this a harmless gesture on the GOP's part, a way of throwing a nod of inclusiveness to the Muslim community, or was it something foolish and even dangerous?
The answer to that question depends upon your view of Scripture. For those who, as I do, hold a high view of Scripture, the implication is plain that the GOP allowed a demonic power to be invited into its building last night, which is hardly an incidental thing to do and a good way to get Christians to stay home on election day. 
http://zionica.com/2016/07/21/the-gop-violated-the-first-commandment/
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