[The Urban Sombrero]

Of course that is the view Hoot described. He initially challenged the idea that God sets up leaders such as kings and presidents. When I posted proof that He does, Hoot did as you like to do, he merely slid over a few metaphorical feet to set up a defense on a similar but completely different topic.

Secular history does not, nor would any rational person expect it to attribute the fall of Greece and Rome to homosexuality, but the Scriptures do. Only the secular believe that God's account of the past collides with or differs from the record. That is one reason I chose to cite Daniel 2:21 (KJV)
21 And he changeth the times and the seasons: he removeth kings, and setteth up kings: he giveth wisdom unto the wise, and knowledge to them that know understanding:

Those who deny that Scripture deals with all the machinations and shenanigans of men, do not fully understand reality. So you're on the side of the naysayers on this one too no doubt? But I would expect you to keep trying to make our heritage match your spiritual misconceptions, one day you will convince yourself.

In that BY HIS OWN WORDS, Donald Trump says he is not a Bible reader, and that he chose prosperity gospel heretics as his "spiritual advisers," how, pray tell, is President Trump to access such knowledge and wisdom?

Constantine duped Roman Christians. History repeats. Hitching wagons to earthly potentates with uncritical zeal? Surely you realize, TRT, that is Scripturally unwise. I hope President Trump proves himself a decent and honorable man who is faithful to his oaths and stated beliefs. Even in deep disagreement with him on many issues, I hope he proves himself a wise and principled leader.