Donald Trump is not a baby Christian.
Donald Trump's mother took him to the First Presbyterian Church in Jamaica New York every week. It was a racist, racially segregated church back then. Trump is a lifelong Christian, a nasty, toxic, lifelong Christian.
Here's a photo of Trump at that church.
I remember when Tucker Carlson started his career with a show where he pretended he was a "centrist" who could fairly bring ideas from the left and right together for a reasonable discussion.
Tucker Carlson is a right wing opportunist, a rat jumping off a sinking ship.
The Bible is a devious agenda.
The Christians are the lions.
Given that Christianity is itself based on a foundation of mythology, magic & fantasy, I think that a fair standard for who counts as Christian is this:
A person who is part of Christian organizations their whole life, promotes Christianity, talks about it all the time is Christian.
Trump is.
Provide me with some evidence, some documentation, that it's ridiculous.
Come on, man.
Put up.
Actually, he's a Christian fascist.
He's a nasty person. He's also a Christian.
Donald Trump will be reading a nasty, intolerant Bible verse that threatens violence from the Oval Office in a Christian Nationalist ceremony tomorrow.
Christian Nationalism is the problem here.
Mike Johnson is not a fake Christian.
Mike Johnson is a Christian protecting a pedophile.
When Christians claim that a Christian doing nasty things must be non-Christian, what they are really saying is they hate non-Christians.
This is a profoundly bigoted thing to say.
Stop blaming non-Christians for the problems that Christianity has created.
The majority of American Christian voters supported Donald Trump again and again and again.
Godless Americans have been opposing Donald Trump from the start.
You should be thanking us, not insulting us.
Trump is a fraud.
Trump is not godless.
Trump is a lifelong Christian.
Please stop blaming godless Americans for the problems that Christianity has created.
The “faithless” and “godless” didn’t elect Trump—Christians did. We overwhelmingly voted for Harris. Democrats need to stop using those terms as insults to describe Trump. The reality is that he reflects a particular white strain of Christianity—not godlessness or faithlessness.
If Christians want to keep on alienating the 40 percent of Americans who are not Christian, go ahead, and keep on using "godless" as an insult. It's idiotic for Democratic politicians to keep insulting some of their strongest supporters.
Donald Trump's three marriages were officiated by Christian preachers. Trump has been a member of at least three Christian churches. Here's a photograph of him at age 13, in his confirmation class at his childhood Christian church where his mother took him every week.
Your denial is astounding.
Well, Trump did it, and he's a Christian, so it happens some of the time, doesn't it?
Do you really think that Christians are pure and morally superior to everybody else? So much better? I realize that arrogance is taught in many churches, but sheesh.
What, do you think they were secretly Hindu?
You think Presbyterians are Zoroastrians?
Of course that Church was Christian.
Christians do rotten things all the time.
Let's stop pretending that isn't true.
What, do you think that Christians can't be terrible people?!?
Seriously?
He was married in Christian churches. He's using government to force Christianity on everybody. He God talks all the time.
He's a creep. A Christian creep. Here's a photo of him, age 13, his Christian confirmation class.
The historical evidence contradicts your claim. Trump was raised Christian, married in Christian churches, talks about God all the time.
He's a nasty person AND a Christian.
What bothers me is the religious bigotry that believes that's not possible.
"Christian" is not a synonym for "good".
The thing is, Donald Trump is NOT pretending to be a Christian. He's been Christian his whole life! Here's a photo of him at age 13, in his church's confirmation class. That racist, segregated Christian church taught him to hate.
Yeah, you know, as a person who actually IS faithless, I'm kind of sick and tired of getting the Christian Nationalism from the Republicans and the Democrats alike, talking as if not being Christian is a disqualification for government work.
Religious bigotry is not a small deal.
Your statement is documented to be false. Here's a photograph of Trump at age 13 in his Christian confirmation class at the church his mother took him to every week. From there, he went on to two different churches, was married as a Christian... etc.
Donald Trump has faith. He's a Christian.
Actually, we know that Donald Trump is Christian. He follows many teachings from Christianity - the teachings of violence and cruelty.
Empathy & kindness are often foreign to Christianity.
I guess I must be brainless to think that a person can be both a megacreep & a Christian.
A guy who says he's a Christian, who was raised a Christian, surrounds himself with Christians, was married in three Christian churches by Christian preachers, & promotes Christianity in govt. Not Christian?
Well, I think that's a load of BS.
We SEE the sun every day.
Your god never shows up. EVER.
The sun is real.
I want a government based in reality and compassion, not the fantasies and violence of Christianity - or any other religion.
Non-religious Americans have been the most consistent anti-fascist activists.
Christian Americans have been the most consistent pro-fascism activists.
Religion is dragging democracy down into madness.
Mitochondria fuel and animate me.
Every time religions get power in government, they end up hurting people.
I want separation of church and state. No more federal government offices of Christian preachers spreading fascism.
Faith IS abuse.
Religion divides people. Jesus said that's what he wanted!
In a democracy, religion has no place controlling government.
We the people established the USA.
Gods, spirits, demons, unicorns and dragons had nothing to do with it.
We need separation of church and state!
Trump reciting 2 Chronicles 7:14? No surprise—it’s a favorite of Christian nationalists.
As FFRF Co-President Dan Barker explains, it’s not about America at all—just one of many verses they twist to fit a political agenda.
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