Patricia Heaton shares advice for ‘common sense’ Christians who feel they don’t belong amid political chaos

Patricia Heaton shared a message about faith amid all the confusion and chaos that broke out in the U.S. last week. Patricia Heaton shared a message about faith amid all the confusion and chaos that broke out in the U.S. last week. FeedzyRead More
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Patricia Heaton shared a message about faith amid the confusion and chaos of the past few days. 

After the riot at the U.S. Capitol, the news has been dominated by alarming stories on the left and right ahead of the Jan. 20 presidential inauguration. On Friday, the “Everybody Loves Raymond” and “The Middle” actress took to Twitter to lament that common sense is hard to find right now.

“If you’re a common sense person, you probably don’t feel you have a home in this world right now,” she wrote. “If you’re a Christian, you know you were never meant to.”

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In response to a commenter that disagreed with her, the actress clarified her religious stance, explaining that Christians believe their existence is in many ways a stepping stone to an eternal afterlife. 

“Respectfully, this world is only temporary. I love many things here too, and yes, we are called to love our neighbor and be good stewards. But this ain’t it,” Heaton explained. 

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She added in a follow-up comment: “We are meant to serve Christ while we are here.”

Patricia Heaton shared a message of faith amid the political chaos that broke out on Jan. 6, 2020.
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The actress is often outspoken about her faith on social media, typically calling for unity and common sense, often putting a religious spin on the issues of the day. In September, she warned her fellow Christian followers to expect “breathtaking ignorance” from political pundits ahead of the November election and the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett. 

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“Friends, be prepared for social media to be filled with an onslaught of arrogant pronouncements based on breathtaking ignorance of religion in general, Christianity specifically and Catholicism in particular by people who wouldn’t recognize God if He bit them on the bum,” she tweeted at the time.

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Prior to that, the actress struck a more combative tone in February in a rebuke of the Democratic Party that she alleged “champions abortion.”