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December 16, 2020.

Introduction Yes, I know.

This one should hold your interest, at least for a bit.

Among conservative Christians who are politically engaged, we currently have two basic schools of

thought. One of them is that Trump won the election decisively and that massive fraud is responsible for making it even possible to pretend otherwise.

Apart from the official vote count, which is the thing being disputed, numerous other metrics we can look at indicate that something

like that was the case. But on the other side of the street, we have those conservatives who believe

that fraud did occur, as it does in every election, but that it was not of a magnitude to affect the final outcome.

Another way of putting this is that Biden won the election handily and did so by a margin

of millions.

Certain things follow from both positions. The point of this post

is not to drill down into the dispute itself, which I've done a good bit of already, but rather

to point out the ramifications of the prayer lives of those Christians

on either side of this disagreement. I'm not including secularists in this discussion,

those who have no fear of God before their eyes. I am simply talking about Christians who believe

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