Let’s stop pretending we don’t see what’s going on. Donald Trump, a man who has spent years dodging prayer like it's jury duty, now wants us to believe he’s suddenly here to make America more religious than ever? Excuse me while I laugh in scripture.
This is the same man who openly attacks immigrants, mocks nationalities, ridicules the vulnerable, cuts programs meant to help the elderly and disabled, and sits back while everyday Americans drown in high prices and low wages. Now, out of nowhere, he’s the spokesman for religious revival? Yeah, okay. And I’m the Queen of England.
Let’s be real. Religion isn’t about power, press conferences, or polling numbers—it’s about compassion, humility, truth, and justice. None of which you’ll find in Trump’s playbook. You can’t weaponize religion to win votes while preaching hate with the same breath. God does not co-sign wickedness. And you cannot be racist, hateful, bitter, and holy at the same time. That’s not how this works. That’s not how God works.
If you think God is standing behind Trump while he throws punches at the sick, the poor, the immigrant, and the elderly, you’re not worshipping God—you’re worshipping ego. You’ve replaced the gospel with grievance, the cross with a cult, and prayer with propaganda.
Trump says he’ll make America more religious than ever? Funny, because the last time he held a Bible, he didn’t even open it. He held it upside down like a prop at a photo shoot he barely knew how to stand in. That’s not leadership. That’s not faith. That’s performance.
And let’s not ignore the hypocrisy here:
Slashing healthcare while claiming to care about life?
Demonizing the poor while pretending to be sent by God?
Threatening judges while quoting scripture?
That’s not Christianity. That’s corruption in a choir robe.
For those of you clinging to the fantasy that Trump is the "chosen one"—I’ve got bad news. Chosen by who exactly? Because the God I serve isn’t in the business of anointing prideful tyrants who mock the weak and silence the truth.
Here’s a little Sunday school truth:
You can’t preach God’s love while spewing man’s hate.
And if you think you can be both holy and hateful, you don’t need a rally—you need a revelation.
I said what I said. No coming back to debate.
If you’re mad, pray on it. Or don’t. Your Wi-Fi signal won’t reach heaven anyway if you're using it to defend nonsense.
To His Supporters:
Y’all be out here quoting Jesus with one hand and cheering for cruelty with the other. News flash: You can’t serve God and gossip. You can’t worship love while idolizing a man who can’t even spell compassion. Your “faith” looks more like fan fiction—and no, He’s not reading it.
“More Religious”? From Trump? Let’s Not Pretend This Makes Sense.
Here we go again.
Donald Trump is out here promising to make America “more religious than ever before.” Yeah. You read that right. The same man who can’t even pronounce half the Bible books correctly now wants to be the spiritual architect of the country. Somebody pass me the communion crackers—I need a snack to go with this level of delusion.
Let’s start with the facts, shall we?
This is a man who has spent years mocking the vulnerable, bullying the poor, slashing aid to the sick, and cozying up to dictators like they’re poker buddies. He’s never led with compassion. He’s never shown humility. And he sure as heaven hasn’t lived a life rooted in moral leadership. But now—suddenly—he wants to preach faith and bring religion to the forefront?
No sir. You don’t get to play pastor when your life looks like a highlight reel of everything faith stands against.
America doesn’t need more religion. What we need is real morality. What we need is compassion. Honesty. Leadership that cares more about the people than the power. But that’s never been Trump’s game. His version of “religion” is just another marketing tool. A prop. A distraction. Another empty promise wrapped in red, white, and lies.
Let’s be clear:
Religion isn’t about control.
It’s not about telling people who to hate, what to fear, or how to vote.
It’s not a weapon for political gain or a photo op with a Bible you’ve never read.
If Trump thinks religion is about stage lights and applause, he’s confused the pulpit with the podium. Again.
His track record speaks louder than his promises.
He mocked people with disabilities.
He attacked immigrants.
He tried to strip healthcare from the sick.
He laughed off abuse and praised violence.
And now he’s selling himself as a holy man?
Please. This ain’t a revival. It’s a rebrand.
And some of y’all are still falling for it.
If you’re still thinking he’s the “chosen one,” maybe start by asking yourself:
Would a man of God lead with cruelty, corruption, and chaos?
Would a true leader of faith use religion to divide and conquer instead of unite and heal?
Or better yet—why does his religion only show up during election season?
Faith isn’t something you dust off when you need votes. It’s not a campaign stunt. And it sure as hell isn’t something you fake to impress people who should know better.
So, no—we’re not buying the holy act. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever.
America needs healing. Not a hypocrite in a halo.
I said what I said. No coming back to debate.
If this offends you, maybe take it up with the God you actually serve—if it’s not Trump himself.
To His Supporters:
If Trump is your idea of a spiritual leader, I seriously need to see the scripture y’all been reading. Chapter: Delusion. Verse: Whatever He Says. You might wanna reread the part where Jesus flipped tables on people like this.
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