Starnes described a "war on the Judeo-Christian values that shaped and flavored the founding documents of our great country." "Without that Judeo-Christian foundation I believe the country crumbles," he added. "Proud to call myself a gun-toting, chicken-eating, Bible-clinging son of a Baptist," he defined himself as a "Duck Dynasty guy living in a Miley Cyrus world and Washington is twerking all of us."

According to the news agency report, "A report by Registrar of Companies, New Delhi strongly recommended an SFIO probe in a January 2016 letter to the ministry of corporate affairs. The Prime Minister's Office on October 10 last year forwarded a petition seeking swift action to the corporate affairs ministry, providing impetus to the probe effort."

Economic crimes are growing at a fast rate in India and the church is no exception

Dr. Dobson is not alone. Jerry Falwell Jr., the president of Liberty University, has praised Mr. Trump's life as in many ways exemplary and said that he believes that "Donald Trump is God's man to lead our nation." Eric Metaxas, who has written popular biographies of William Wilberforce and Dietrich Bonhoeffer, has rhapsodized about Mr. Trump and argued that Christians "must" vote for him because he is "the last best hope of keeping America from sliding into oblivion."

For the sake of clarity I will reproduce their statements and leading questions, and then give my response to each. The first six come from the non-evangelical bishop Alan Wilson of Buckingham. Starting at no. 7, the statements and questions come from the new book by "evangelical" Anglicans.

1. "The idea that that gender binary is part of the Judeo-Christian tradition is rubbish."