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>What moral teachings do conservative Christians tend to ignore?
Basically everything that involves the treatment of the poor. I think a lot of leftist efforts are counterproductive for easily explained reasons and often motivated by a combination of resentment and outrage at injustice, but they're at least trying.

>How? They're all atheists who constantly persecute Christians. Their entire rhetoric about helping the poor is just a cover for their lust for power.
I think they genuinely want to help the poor, but they're *also* motivated by extreme resentment of the wealthy, and on top, of that Communism is fundamentally harmful and would be a disaster even implemented by the most well-intentioned.

>The Roman Catholic Church has been spiritually subverted for 1,000 years, politically subverted for about 100.
Ok so you're Orthodox.

>Truth is based around what you grew up with?
I can't investigate every denomination.

>If you disprove Sola Scriptura you disprove every protestant denomination, not to mention the lack of apostolic succession.
Sola Scriptura isn't looking so bad right now, have you SEEN what's coming out of the Vatican recently? Pic related btw. At least the intellectually honest Sola people would be able to tell you the problems with this.