H the K wrote:
Jordon wrote:
Wow, there are sure a lot of examples there.

In order to prove your point you'd think that
in all that you've copied and pasted that the
words "present to be" would occur once. No
such luck.

And you'd think that if it were proper you'd
get at least a few hits on Google with the
exact phrase "present to be Christian". You
get two, but they're both "...present. To be
Christian...". Can you imagine that? No one
on the web has written those words together
in the context you've used?

I pointed out the context to you.

You did not point out any context except your own.
Can you provide any examples that use it in the
same context? A link, to anything? As in: "present
to be" followed by a proper noun. And if it sounds
like ebonics, it doesn't count.

Hell, there's no rule that requires a name to be spelled a certain way,
right, "Jordon"?

My mother wanted to get her brother's name in there
and his name was Don.

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Jordon