The post, an open letter to Christians, lists acts by the president, Hegseth, and the president's supporters: joking about bombed cities, a live-streamed execution, beating a woman at a rally, and chaining migrants. It argues that Christians who cheered these acts should ask whether they would have cheered Jesus' arrest and execution. It grounds this in Jesus' saying that what is done to the least of these is done to him.
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Christians who cheer the president's cruelty and the violence of his supporters have reason to think they would have been among the crowds who cheered Jesus' arrest, beating, mockery, and execution.
Cheering a live-streamed execution is incompatible with following Jesus, who was himself executed.
Putting migrants in chains is cruelty toward 'the least of these' that Christians should not cheer.
Jesus' teaching that what is done to the least of these is done to him means that cruelty toward the vulnerable is cruelty toward Christ.
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