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This isn’t just political anymore. It’s spiritual vandalism. At the National Day of Prayer, while millions bowed their heads, Donald Trump sat unmoved—acting as if the worship was for him. Then his team released a photo of him dressed as the Pope. This came just weeks after a January church service, where he walked out in protest because a pastor preached about Jesus’ love for immigrants, the poor, and the marginalized. Trump left offended—then demanded an apology. As if quoting Christ were a personal attack. Then came his executive order: “Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias.” It doesn’t protect faith—it politicizes religion, silences interfaith voices, and pressures churches to echo his agenda. This is not defending Christianity. This is the desecration of it. “They honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.” – Matthew 15:8 Trump doesn’t preach humility, service, or truth. He preaches grievance, power, and self-glorification. And too many in Congress stand silently while he turns faith into theater. He’s not defending the church—he’s weaponizing it. He’s not drawing people to Christ—he’s driving them away. The early church was built on love, sacrifice, and truth. Not gold Bibles. Not social media posts. Not cosplay papacy. And this is exactly why our Founding Fathers demanded separation of church and state—to protect both from delusional leaders like Trump. You weren’t elected to play along. You swore an oath to the Constitution and to conscience. It’s time to say enough. Before the church is emptied. Before the Gospel is unrecognizable. Before faith becomes another casualty of one man’s ego. If you can’t tell the difference between a Messiah and a megalomaniac, a shepherd and a showman, then you were never called to lead—only to follow blindly. And if you won’t stand now, you’ll fall with him. TRUMP IS UNSTABLE, UNREPENTANT, AND UNFIT—IMPEACH HIM BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE.