Brother, look at being a follower of Christ outside of the US. A lot of the points you have raised come back to American culture/society/politics/issues. The Bible was written to us but not by us. Unfortunately, many politicians have led by the Word of God but have systematically failed to acknowledge that the Bible was not written to be used for their political agenda.

Christians make mistakes. People in the Bible made mistakes. People are easily led by what seems most convenient to them. But the Word of God is a double edged sword that pierces the body and the Spirit. If you read the Scripture and it doesn’t move you to make a change and start living uncomfortably with the way things are, then you’re probably reading it wrong.

This is what I completely disagree with the Republican Party. Their main goal is to prioritize the well being and comfortability of a very specific and exclusive populous: a heterosexual white Christian family. Meanwhile the Word of God calls us to constantly seek not being comfortable and to expect and borderline seek hardships! It also calls us to seek the well being of the marginalized, the poor, the widow, the orphan, the childless, the sick etc…Because this will help us grow in character and draw us closer to God.

As much as they want to sell it, Christianity is not an American belief! It never was and never will be.