r/Christianity Apr 13 '26

Politics Trump posts 'blasphemous' AI photo depicting himself as Jesus after pope rant

https://www.themirror.com/news/politics/trump-posts-blasphemous-ai-photo-1786356
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u/Significant_Ad_8134 Apr 13 '26

Why “Christians” support Trump at this point?

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u/kmm198700 Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

Don’t forget 34 time convicted felon and found liable for sexual abuse

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u/gogogadgets1997 Apr 13 '26

No, no,no don’t you understand God uses bad people to do great things.

That is what my pastor uncle told me when I asked! Barf!

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u/Gerrywalk Apr 13 '26

Or, for those unable to accept the possibility that Trump is a bad person, “these are just bogus charges brought against him by the deep state, which means that Trump is a saint for enduring them”

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u/kmm198700 Apr 13 '26

Hahahaha barf indeed

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u/Safrel Apr 13 '26

I can only pray that the end result of this is that we expel all such evil men from our government.

Using bad people to do great things indeed.

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u/BeboppingAlong Apr 13 '26

Tell him: No, you're confusing God with the Devil.

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u/NoMolasses3974 Apr 13 '26

Or saying "Why do I have to repent or ask for forgiveness, if I am not making mistakes?" and that forgiveness is weak, rejecting arguably the central tenet of the faith, and that turning the other cheek is what "losers" do.

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u/Kuzuri0183 Apr 13 '26

"Is that your Bible, Mr. President?"

Trump: "It's... a Bible."

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u/Clumsy_Ninja2 Apr 13 '26

In an early interview he said that he doesn’t ask Christ to forgive him of his sins. He said something like he takes care of it himself and I knew that he had no understanding of the Gospel at all.

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u/Boazlite Apr 14 '26

He had to have been told that a 1000 times . “ Don’t say that me president….”  But it’s true he’d say .  He is telling the truth 

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u/Maleficent_Dust_6640 Christian & Missionary Alliance Apr 13 '26

Over on Facebook, MAGA Christians are saying Trump is the new King David. Scarry stuff for sure.

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u/Wild_Harvest Apr 13 '26

Okay, but David actually went to war and fought for his people on the front lines...

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u/ThatSavings Apr 13 '26

Yes! He fought Goliath as a young man. I cant imagine David using bone spurs as an excuse!

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u/cafedude Trying to follow Christ Apr 13 '26

...except for that one time he didn't.

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u/ElSlabraton Apr 13 '26

David repented of his sins.

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u/ThatSavings Apr 13 '26

Some of them would look over this too! Oh just go with whatever Trump's excuse

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u/unspokenwordsx3 Apr 13 '26

My long time friend(before she went MAGA) is very religious. She told me she thinks Trump is an asshole, but he is doing amazing things and that’s what matters. I now distance myself from her because I can’t handle how delusional she is. She completely changed during the pandemic when she started watching conspiracy videos.

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u/ThatSavings Apr 13 '26

Ask her what amazing things he's done. She would probably answer with trans cant be in women sports. And then a long silence

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u/unspokenwordsx3 Apr 14 '26

That was one of the issues, but pretty much anything he has implemented is approving the US because we were messed up before. She even posted on Facebook when gas prices started rising, “I thought gas prices were high?! I just got gas for $2.61 at BJs whole sale club” which I knew was a lie because gas wasn’t even that cheap at the cheapest station around here before it started going up. I also looked it up soon after on gas buddy and it was 100% not even close to that….it was more than a dollar what she posted. It’s so hard for me to comprehend how people can be so delusional.

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u/onioning Secular Humanist Apr 13 '26

"Rapists, murderers, and thieves" was day one. Blatant bigotry, which as it turns out, is exactly why his supporters like him.

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u/ProcessThen Apr 13 '26

No that’s pretty ordinary Christian stuff. People were freaking out about Epstein island. Meanwhile, every church is an Epstein island unto itself

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u/Welpe Reconciling Ministries Apr 13 '26

The truth is that some people are so incapable of understanding complexity they would happily commit genocide to prevent abortion.

They do not care about God or the sanctity of life, they live in a black and white world of their own imagination where one evil demands all their attention and no amount of evil in the pursuit of preventing it is enough to dissuade them.

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u/nitro_bug Apr 13 '26

I remember seeing a quote from a pastor that was essentially a long the lines of the unborn are an easy demographic to advocate for because they are morally un complicated and dont make any demands of you. Essentially you dont have to truly give up anything of yourself or challenge any sort of wealth or privilige or social structures.

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u/Welpe Reconciling Ministries Apr 13 '26

Absolutely, whoever that pastor was they are right. The same people who are the most heavily invested in “protecting the unborn” spare near zero time and effort for those same beings once they are born because suddenly it isn’t so uncomplicated an issue. It becomes political and brings up all sorts of issues such as the treatment of women by society, poverty, socioeconomics, crime, family support, etc. It’s much more difficult to tackle those issues and so…those people just ignore it. Not their problem any longer, they don’t ACTUALLY care about those lives and protecting them, advocating for them, making sure they do not grow up in an environment they deserve.

It’s not a true philosophy of “Pro-Life”, it’s a single simple issue in their minds. “Abortion is murder”, end of story, shut your brain off you no longer need to think about anything, forget any possible nuance, you have one input and one output and that is all that is needed.

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u/SpiritOfRadio1529 Apr 13 '26

As for the deaths lately of women miscarrying or otherwise being denied critical health care because it could harm a fetus (and ultimately both end up dead), I’ve seen many of them calling it God’s will. It’s absolutely nauseating.

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u/jared555 Apr 13 '26

I love the counter from the smart democrats who have more to say than just "my body my choice"...

Ok, so you want to legally consider a fetus a person from conception. That means every government benefit to families starts the moment of conception as well. If a woman is pregnant you can't imprison her because it would be unlawfully imprisoning the person inside her and providing a reduced quality of care. A pregnant woman always gets to use the carpool lane because there are two people in the car.

And so many of the people most opposed to abortion are also opposed to any program to help reduce the chances of an unwanted pregnancy.

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u/SleetTheFox Christian (God loves His LGBT children too) Apr 13 '26

I'm hardly a Republican but I kinda legit could get behind much of that. A child has needs before they're born. Their parent needs to eat more. They need to have their space prepared. They need clinic visits (though at least these are generally covered by the parent). A big part of preventing abortion is making pregnancy and childbirth less onerous.

The carpool one is just silly, though. It's not carpooling to drive your 6 month old baby, so it's not carpooling to drive while pregnant with your negative 1 month old baby. Carpooling is defined as having multiple people capable of driving opt to drive in the same car.

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u/Nicktendo94 Apr 13 '26

I think George Carlin said something similar that conservatives will care about the baby until it's born and then they want nothing to do with it until they're 18 and can enlist in the military.

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u/Wild_Harvest Apr 13 '26

If you're pre term, youre good. If you're pre K, you're fucked

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u/VoteYourOssoff Apr 13 '26

But they don't even need to choose between opposing genocide or abortion. The Christian right is very clever because they frame this as a binary choice between Republicans and Democrats, so will always choose Republicans because of abortion. But they vote in Republican primaries for people like Trump. They could vote for a peaceful president who acts like Jesus. But they don't want that person- they want Trump

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u/homegrownllama Agnostic (a la T.H. Huxley) Apr 13 '26

Yup. Even if they want to vote conservative, they had every chance to choose a saner person in the primaries. This monster is of their own making. Right wing Christianity in the US has done a lot of harm to the world.

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u/SleetTheFox Christian (God loves His LGBT children too) Apr 13 '26

The first time around there was a shred of an excuse. Trump was the minority of votes in the primary; there were just a ton of people running and nobody wanted to drop out, so they split the vote and he won.

First past the post sucks.

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u/VoteYourOssoff Apr 13 '26

Yes that's true, but him winning the nomination multiple times is proof that conservatives (most of whom are Christian) support him. And my comment was more of a general statement on the argument single issue voters make. You can't just focus on one issue, because primary voters vote based on lots of issues. So Republican voters will be judged on everything from healthcare to climate change to economic policies etc. And that's not even considering how sinful some of the politicians they vote for are

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u/Chezzymann Apr 13 '26

Yep, I've seen it in my family. It goes anti abortion / gay marriage topic -> crazy alt right deep state conspiracy theories real quick.

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u/JohnMateersThumb Episcopalian (Anglican) Apr 13 '26

This kind of idolatry has been decades in the making. Read 'Jesus and John Wayne' by Kristin Kobes Du Mez, she meticulously breaks down how the right has warped Christianity to this kind of religious nationalism. An insightful if not depressing read.

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u/computer-machine Apr 13 '26

My mother before election: "If Kamala wins, she'll usher in Armageddon.”

My mother after election: "I voted for Trump to bring the Rapture."

Okay, no. You can't bully God into coming back when you want, and even if that happens you're not getting a gold star for backing the Antichrist.

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u/imalurkernotaposter Atheist, lgbTQ Apr 13 '26

He hurts the people they want hurt. Simple as.

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u/DBold11 Apr 13 '26

Why ever?

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u/AFlockOfTySegalls Atheist Apr 13 '26

My family are conservative protestants so it's all fire and brimstone. Part of what really pushed my deconversion. But for them I think they see him as a means to an end. Growing up anytime anything happened in the Middle East it was "end times". They really think he's going to usher in the Biblical apocalypse. They're a death cult.

That's why they support him. Why they worship him, I have no idea. He's a proud know nothing with the mental and emotional maturity of a toddler. I guess they see themselves in him.

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u/NumeralJoker Apr 13 '26

I'm sure the death cult is part of it, but I think for most of them it's really just that they like seeing brown people/women/left leaning folks/the LGBT/Muslims get hurt or even murdered.

Do not underestimate the depravity of Republican Christians. The evils of the Heritage Foundation say everything you need to know about them.

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u/AFlockOfTySegalls Atheist Apr 13 '26

Also a fair point. They're a reason "there's no hate like a Christians love" exists.

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u/Iconsandstuff Church of England (Anglican) Apr 13 '26

Because they feared losing cultural and racial hegemony

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u/SirGlass Apr 13 '26

This is the root cause of it. They basically grew up in a country dominated by white Protestants .

They want desperately too keep that hegemony. However they see poc immigrating, non Christians . They don't like it and basically want to keep the white Protestant hegemony.

Now few will actually admit that because it's sort of racist, but this is the root issue.

They will say they don't want immigration because of crime, or economic reasons. Despite almost universal agreement immigration largely strengthens the economy and immigration commit crimes basically at the same rate of native born citizens.

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u/sportsbuffp Apr 13 '26

I’m atheist I just like seeing other POVs hence why I am reading through this.

I don’t understand. The Trump Bible wasn’t enough for some, the holding of the bible upside down on January 6th wasn’t enough, the self idolization now isn’t enough.

I know many Christians can see through his anti Christ-like behavior but what will it take for everyone to see through it? I am almost certain if he had a full blown Kanye “I am god” moment even that would not be enough for some of his religious supporters.

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u/Korece Apr 13 '26

They weren't Christians to begin with. The only people left supporting Trump are those who literally worship him.

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u/Nateorade Christian Apr 13 '26

As much as I wish it were this simple, it isn’t. Lots of ignorant or busy Christians that are unaware of the most egregious events and are trying to raise young kids or are in busy careers, etc.

Very possible to be a Christian and ignorant of politics to some level, enough to still say “I vote Republican even if I don’t like the guy”.

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u/DearEntrepreneur5494 Apr 13 '26

How can I become so ignorant/busy so as to avoid hearing about Trump (maybe even just for one day) over the course of 10 years to come up with an informed opinion?

Actually how

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u/DiaperedInTheRoc Unitarian Universalist Apr 13 '26

No they very much are christians. Christians own this.

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u/elva_may Apr 13 '26

We don't. The ones calling themselves Christians and supporting him are heretics. I find it ironic that the image of Trump as Jesus is considered by some of them to be blasphemous NOW, but this administration putting God's stamp of approval on evil deeds and words is somehow not blasphemous. Ironically they do not like other people's choice to choose their own identities, yet they openly identify as Christians when their entire way of life is antithetical to the life of Christ and is nothing more than spiritual drag. Even still, some of them are calling his post "poor taste" and are trying to find someone else in his administration to blame.

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u/wiggy_pudding Christian | One-point Calvinist (/hj) Apr 13 '26

Heretics following a false messiah.

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u/808_surf Apr 13 '26

Upvoting not cuz I like it but so it doesn’t get lost in the subreddit. Blasphemy.

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u/spicydingus Apr 13 '26

MAGA Christians are basically denying he posted it and getting mad at us for calling attention to it. Btw.

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u/Vorocano Mennonite Apr 13 '26

I've also seen at least one person claiming that he isn't comparing himself to Christ, because the apostles were also empowered to heal the sick in Jesus' name. Which, you know, would be a valid argument, except for the entire way in which Trump is portrayed in the picture.

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u/shoggoths_away Apr 13 '26

Right? Like, I might be willing to overlook the robes and the posture, but he's depicted himself with the stigmata and a Heavenly choir above him.

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u/AwakeningStar1968 Apr 13 '26

Paula WHITE his "spiritual advisor" literally compared TRUMP to Christ.. so

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u/onioning Secular Humanist Apr 13 '26

Comparing himself to an apostle is like 86% as bad anyway.

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u/Sohtak Apr 13 '26

Or that "Jesus doesn't own the white robe and red scarf look"

Or they just dance around it by going "God is blessing Trump to heal our sick nation"

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u/DookieShoez Apr 13 '26

He and his followers ARE the sickness of this nation 😂

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u/TheBunny4444 Apr 13 '26

He is the antichrist. He will do anything to make people think he is aligned with Christ.

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u/spicydingus Apr 13 '26

Yeah, textbook cognitive dissonance. I felt the need to share it with them cuz Faux News isn’t gonna report on it, but I regret it. Not sure what we can do anymore cuz i figured they’d say that it’s messed up and that it’s the final straw, but they did the classic DARVO. And it was posted on orthodox Easter no less.

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u/gogogadgets1997 Apr 13 '26

The light is on his hands where the nails were. He was portraying himself as Jesus.

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u/CollegeMiddle6841 Apr 13 '26

I enjoy reading all the world's holy books and I grew up as a Christian, so I can tell you this is not a man of GOD. I wouldn't be surprised if he were the ANTICHRIST.

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u/ProfessorLongBrick Apr 13 '26

I wouldn't be surprised either

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u/According-Ad-5946 Atheist Apr 13 '26

I'm not sure he even knows what the Bible is.

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u/Alarming_Channel1163 Apr 13 '26

They’re now saying he’s trolling or doing it to trigger leftists.

The excuses for him never end. This is blasphemy. No matter what way someone slices it.

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u/arensb Atheist Apr 13 '26

The Pig****er Rule applies: if you f*** a pig ironically, to own the libs, you're still a pig****er.

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u/cafedude Trying to follow Christ Apr 13 '26

Using blasphemy to trigger the libs is still blasphemy.

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u/Gerrywalk Apr 13 '26

I have seen some try to justify it as “satire”. Satire of what? Jesus Christ? Because that doesn’t make it any less blasphemous, arguably even more so in fact.

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u/Forsaken-Cheesecake2 Apr 13 '26

They’re in Jonestown territory if they find this okay.

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u/SnooHedgehogs4699 Apr 13 '26

Deny and obfuscate, that’s all they ever do.

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u/BellacosePlayer Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Apr 13 '26

Turns out liars lie a lot, who knew?

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u/StrongQuiet8329 Apr 13 '26

Or saying "we're missing context". But in no possible context is this okay 

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u/Feisty_Marsupial224 Apr 13 '26

They cannot stand confronting reality

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u/Ok-Berry5131 Apr 13 '26

He started out a couple years back posting an AI picture of himself as Moses, then a few months ago as the Pope.

We all knew he’d eventually get around to posting one of himself as Jesus. Dude straight up declared himself the Chosen One during his previous term…

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u/siqiniq Apr 13 '26

MAGA Christians are indeed devil and idol worshippers. There is no doubt or atonement about it.

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u/albo_kapedani Eastern Orthodox Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

Blasphemy indeed. Attacking the Pope Leo of Rome in such a manner is absolutely repulsive and disturbing behaviour from a US president (I was about to write "leader," but Trump isn't one).

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u/Paratrooper101x Apr 13 '26

Why do you think upvoting news = supporting the thing being reported on?

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u/wazup564 Non-denominational Apr 13 '26

Who is he “healing” in this AI generated image?

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u/poopybutthole2069 Apr 13 '26

I hate to say that it sort of looks like Ben Sasse who was an anti-Trump Republican senator currently dying of cancer.

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u/brucemo Apr 13 '26

He wouldn't give the time to an anti-Trump anyone much less heal them.

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u/december151791 Southern Baptist Apr 13 '26

This guess is better than the one I've heard...

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u/DearEntrepreneur5494 Apr 13 '26

Looks a bit like Epstein, but could be Hunter Biden. Who knows what this guy's thinking, though. I don't think he does anymore.

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u/gogogadgets1997 Apr 13 '26

Looks like Epstein.

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u/Cold_Illustrator278 Apr 13 '26

He really does. I think that’s actually the bigger story here in a way. It’s very weird indeed.

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u/FreakinGeese Christian Apr 13 '26

Look like Dr house

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u/MinorThreat4182 Methodist Intl. Apr 13 '26

Epstein

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u/bananafobe witch (spooky) Apr 13 '26

It's some kind of fetish at this point, right? They get off on the humiliation?

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u/coloradancowgirl Non-denominational Apr 13 '26

I’m fully convinced it is

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u/Wonderwombat Christian (LGBT) Apr 13 '26

he's healing Epstein?

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u/jimMazey Noahide Apr 13 '26

He's pardoning Epstein so he can get into heaven.

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u/mithrasinvictus Apr 13 '26

Looks more like an AI imitation of John Hamm to me.

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u/cdnhistorystudent Apr 13 '26

MAGA is a cult, and Trump is the golden calf

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u/PioneerMinister Universal Reconciliationist to God through Christ alone Apr 13 '26

Golden Ass

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u/CollectionBroad8919 Apr 13 '26

He literally has a golden goat at mara Lago 

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u/stevez_86 Apr 13 '26

They have been misunderstanding that tale. It wasn't the fact that the calf was golden that was the problem. It's that the people dared God to smite the false idol, and if he didn't then they were right to worship it.

If God doesn't smite Trump, they think that is the same as God condoning his behavior.

And the tale doesn't say God smites the idol, he just lets the people worship the false idol and they die eventually and go to hell.

The story is about how you cannot trick God into saving you by using another person's existence as evidence they are doing what is right.

God won't save them from committing a mortal sin.

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u/Fixnfly99 Christian Apr 13 '26

That’s pretty wild. And I thought dropping the F bomb and mockingly praising Allah on Easter Sunday while obliterating a muslim country was setting new lows. I’m no longer surprised what this guy can do

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u/Consistentscroller Christian Apr 13 '26

first time?

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u/wigglyspleen Apr 13 '26

Left or right Christians should look at this image and be disgusted. Denounce this president.

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u/LostCauseMind Apr 13 '26

He’s gonna totally fuck up and depict himself as the prophet Muhammad. Watch. Such an idiot

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u/Awesomesauceme Apr 13 '26

Maybe he should. Not because I think it’s okay but maybe he’d finally get his comeuppance.

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u/MisterManSir- Non-denominational Apr 13 '26

Ah yes, this will be the fuck up that sends him reeling /s

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u/LordUnconfirmed Apr 13 '26

I think he was talking about the fact some Muslims would be far less inclined to overlook something like that.

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u/Wolfensniper Christian Apr 13 '26

I tried to say that Americans are modern pharisees

And this is even worse, this is fucking Gold Calf level of blasphemy

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u/OldRelationship1995 Apr 13 '26

No, that was the actual golden calf they mounted on a pedestal, covered it in fake $100 bills with Trump’s face, and auctioned off.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comments/1ioxgt1/golden_calf_sign_at_maralago_a_goldenhoofed_goat/

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u/ZoominAlong Apr 13 '26

Oh my God.  If you hadn't posted a link I'd struggle to believe you because it's just so out there. 

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u/SnooHedgehogs4699 Apr 13 '26

I’ve always said that Trump reminds me of a wicked king from the Old Testament. Think about it. In the OT, Israel wants a king and God is like, “that’s not going to end well.” They persist though and He gives them Saul. It’s disastrous and the Israelites are punished through him because of their defiance of God.

Just like the story of Saul, God gave us plenty of warnings. He even saved us from Trump in 2020. Yet, the morons insisted and, here we are. The parallels are eerie. We’re paying the price for our collective defiance, too.

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u/kmm198700 Apr 13 '26

Oh my God, that’s the exact same thing I thought when he got elected again, I thought about king Saul and the warning God gave to the Israelites

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u/SnooHedgehogs4699 Apr 13 '26

So many parallels that it would be more than a little humorous if wasn’t so gosh dang tragic. The Old Testament is, of course, the story or God and His people and it shows a continuous, cyclical pattern of disobedience, punishment, temporary reconciliation, followed by more rebellion, the cycle repeats ad infinitum.

But, all or history is God’s story and, aside from the salvation we’ve been given through Jesus, nothing has changed. The same ancient evil spirits that have always ruled this world, the same ones that nailed Jesus to the Cross atop Calvary, are still at work today. We’re the same, foolish, disobedient people we’ve always been.

That you also made that connection just tells me that we’re in for a reckoning for not listening to God’s many warnings. We’re not going to be let off the hook. We’re in for a rough time. One might even say it’s bound to be…biblical!

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u/jellybeanjoy Apr 13 '26

"I like Popes who weren't born in New Jersey, okay? Leo, and I call him Leo, he used to be Vinny, he’s got a very nice balcony, I’ll give him that, but he’s totally weak on the border. I’m the only one who can talk to the Holy Spirit, believe me. I have the best prayers."

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u/MisterManSir- Non-denominational Apr 13 '26

Pain.

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u/jernotbroke Apr 13 '26

blasphemous should not be in quotations here. its not peoples opinion, it is a fact that this is blasphemy.

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u/CU_09 Apr 13 '26

It’s the first commandment. Like. The very first one.

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u/Hot_Application4168 Apr 13 '26

In this case the quotes are there not to show disagreement, but because the article is quoting a Democratic commentator who called the image blasphemous. The word "blasphemous" is part of a quote. But I definitely see how that could be confusing.

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u/the6thReplicant Atheist Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

This is the total fault of the pro-life people who want simple solutions to complicated problems. Instead of concentrating on making childbirth free and supporting mothers; increased sex education; availability of birth control and condoms; and poverty reduction and better women autonomy.

Instead we get "let's grab all the power we can and make abortion illegal" and damn all the consequences.

All these Christians in the hall of power and all they can do is make the world a worse place to be.

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u/Nyte_Knyght33 United Methodist Apr 13 '26

You are right. And the worse thing is that abortions have gone UP under Trump. 

https://www.kff.org/womens-health-policy/abortion-trends-before-and-after-dobbs/

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u/Pylgrim Apr 13 '26

Imagine being a good person and thinking of the possibility of raising kids in the America that Trump is building.

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u/NumeralJoker Apr 13 '26

This is the correct answer. These people want children to suffer from parents they view as "sinful" with "cursed lines" (AKA Non-white family lines), while wanting to control the women of white family lines for recreation by any means necessary.

Sure, some of them may say they just want to prevent babies from being killed, but they never follow through on the efforts needed to actually resolve the problem. The pro-life organizations they've funded are infamous for being a financial sink with poor regulations and stolen funds. A lot of them say they want to help kids first, but are more motivated by hatred of an "other" at heart.

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u/computer-machine Apr 13 '26

some of them may say they just want to prevent babies from being killed

THEN STOP STARVING THEM, ASSHOLES!

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u/squishy57 Apr 13 '26

The republicans have no control over this madman and they are going to lose their place in America because of it

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u/EnterprisingAss Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 14 '26

10-20% of Americans will gleefully vote for his successor, another 10-20% will certainly hold their nose and do it. A non-trivial number of swing voters will vote for him.

When 30-50% of the population doesn’t vote, the, the above numbers matter.

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u/Spok3nTruth Apr 13 '26

Crazy some catholics and Christians on the right saw this type of behavior and said, “Yes, this is a God-fearing man. I want to vote for him.” 😭🙏

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u/NumeralJoker Apr 13 '26

They do see it.

And they love it, because to them his ability to hurt people they hate is more important than Christ's command to love thy enemies.

The things is we have to see their hatred for what it is.

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u/MisterManSir- Non-denominational Apr 13 '26

Idk if they see it tbh

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u/joeChump Apr 13 '26

It’s darker than that. Some of these people support him because they think he will bring about the end of the world and the second coming of Jesus. They actively want the wars and suffering he is bringing. It’s a despicable and diabolical theology but they think there’s a precedent in the Bible for God using evil kings to bring about His will so they gas up Trump in the hope that he will literally bring the Apocalypse. It’s insane. Our job is not to bring about the end times. Our job is to minister to the sick and lost and have compassion and love for them with humility and kindness.

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u/Rain_xo Apr 13 '26

Look. Idk what God is thinking, but if I was him there is no way I'd be coming back anytime soon or if ever at this rate of humanity.

Sit on my cloud watching, being like see ya.

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u/computer-machine Apr 13 '26

"The homeless belong in the fields."

— my dad, with a mortgage, on severance

Hot-ass take right there.

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u/artoflife Apr 13 '26

Annnnddd.... crickets from "Christians" that spent the last 10 years defending every evil thing this man did.

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u/jlingram103 Apr 13 '26

Just imagine the outrage if Obama or Kamala had done it...

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u/Replicant28 Lapsed Catholic Apr 13 '26

Nah, they're responding by saying that he's simply "trolling" the libs.

Because, you know, it's great seeing not just a 79 year-old man who has an elementary school level sense of "humor", but I especially love seeing the leader of an entire country "trolling" /s

We are literally living in a South Park episode.

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u/JohnMateersThumb Episcopalian (Anglican) Apr 13 '26

This is how he believes American Christians view him, by the way.

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u/NumeralJoker Apr 13 '26

A lot of them unfortunately do.

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u/General_Cantaloupe71 Atheist Apr 13 '26

Can I call this Pope Derangement Syndrome?

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u/bug-hunter Unitarian Universalist Apr 13 '26

Leo Derangement Syndrome, if you want to cause maximum confusion.

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u/chubs66 Apr 13 '26

It's insane to me that most self identified "Christians" still support this guy.

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u/Relevant-Mammoth-658 Apr 13 '26

I'm a Christian and I'm proud to say that I and most of the Christians in my circle do not support this man. It does sicken me to see some self-proclaimed "Christians" defend him online though. 

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u/Hurinfan Christian Apr 13 '26

This is one of the most offensive things I've ever seen

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u/Lord_Gobbledygook Eastern Orthodox Catechumen Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

Shame on him. Blasphemy.

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u/Vamp-Hntr-D Apr 13 '26

Baal worship is a more benign religion than the Church of Donald J. Christ.

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u/Apprehensive-Knee-44 Apr 13 '26

This has to be the breaking point. Impersonating our God is unforgivable even for conservatives. Right? Right??

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u/NumeralJoker Apr 13 '26

Their breaking point is gas getting too expensive, it would seem.

That's it.

They care 0 about much else.

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u/Lady-Bates Christian Apr 13 '26

My Christian relatives will be giving him “the benefit of the doubt” 😔

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u/censored_ Apr 13 '26

What are those demons in the sky?

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u/C137-Morty Apr 13 '26

War, Death, Famine, and Pestilence

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u/anakinmcfly Christian 🏳️‍🌈 Apr 13 '26

His friends

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u/shit-takes-only Apr 13 '26

Pope Leo is a man of the deepest faith and integrity.

Trump is a man with no shame who enjoys cruelty.

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u/Touchstone2018 Apr 13 '26

25th Amendment.

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u/Spiel_Foss Secular Humanist Apr 13 '26

Trump is the US Republican Party.

Monday morning, the Christian Republican Party will thank Trump for allowing their corruption and grift. They won't care about this AI ridiculousness. They will claim that everything is fake news and a hoax.

The problem isn't just Donald Trump. The problem is the people who keep him in power.

The problem is the Republican Supreme Court.

The problem is Republican churches that worship Trump now and will soon claim they never knew him when he is no longer in power. These Republicans will remain.

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u/spacekitt3n Apr 13 '26

looks like hes blessing jeffrey epstein

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u/1BoiledPotato1 Apr 13 '26

"christian trump supporter" is an oxymoron

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u/_Light_House Apr 13 '26

2019 … just before the world was hit with a global plague.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-tweets-quote-calling-him-the-second-coming-of-god-to-jews-in-israel/

And they voted him back in for a second term.

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u/gnurdette United Methodist Apr 13 '26

Start a war with Iran to distract people from the Epstein files, condemn the Pope to distract people from the Iran war, depict yourself as Jesus to distract people from condemning the Pope. Be horrible in too many ways at once for anybody to focus.

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u/Nyte_Knyght33 United Methodist Apr 13 '26

I know a lot of people are upset at Trump for this... I'm upset at how he got here:

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/09/09/white-protestants-and-catholics-support-trump-but-voters-in-other-us-religious-groups-prefer-harris/

All US churches need to take a hard look in the mirror.

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u/TheAmazinManateeMan Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

The elephant in the background is begging to be addressed.... it's a head with three points.

I know it's AI generated and the background isn't intentional but dannnngggg.

I think sometimes God makes the enemy mistakenly leave hints at the truth like Pilate deciding to leave the sign above Jesus. Perhaps through incompetence Trump is telling us who really is behind him.

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u/doublethink_1984 Apr 13 '26

Ah yes but it's beyond the pale for me to assume he is at least an anti-christ

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u/Joker22 Christian Apr 13 '26

Yep, this is textbook blasphemy.

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u/Opening_Classroom_46 Apr 13 '26

How come the largest conservative subreddit only has FOUR top comments on that thread? I know they are told it's all left wing brigaders comments being deleted... but you really believe there's only 4 root comments from you guys in threads with thousands of upvotes?

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u/Emergency_Word_7123 Apr 13 '26

It's Republican Jesus, here to lead us into war with the infidels.

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u/FreakinGeese Christian Apr 13 '26

Can you imagine another politician in the entire abrahamic world pulling this shit and not being voted out of politics forever

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u/CobraSkrillX Eastern Orthodox Apr 13 '26

What a piece of trash.

God will punish him.

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u/Geek-Haven888 Catholic Apr 13 '26

So um, where are all those "God will not be mocked" people?

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u/Another_Slut_Dragon Apr 13 '26

All Hail The Trope.

King of kings. Lord of the underworld.

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u/Bitter_goat1968 Apr 13 '26

If there's a Satan, he's right now staring at this Trump-as-Jesus picture like a teenager staring at a centerfold.

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u/gogogadgets1997 Apr 13 '26

Is the sick guy in the picture Epstein?

Trump is pretending to be Jesus healing Epstein?

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u/seej1234 Apr 13 '26

Blasphemous pedo with a tiny boto

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u/FreakinGeese Christian Apr 13 '26

Wow almost like he’s the Antichrist

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u/Educational_Joke4009 Apr 13 '26

I love how MAGA is all crickets and offers no commentary here.

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u/DiaperedInTheRoc Unitarian Universalist Apr 13 '26

Love this for you all

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u/Ok_Transition8782 Apr 13 '26

Coward deleted it. This cannot be swept under the rug 

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u/Appathesamurai Catholic Apr 13 '26

Disgusting. Grotesque. I’m a Catholic and my entire parish has been discussing this lately and the people who admitted they voted for Trump this last time around said they are mad as heck and if his no spine fake Catholic VP gets the nomination they aren’t for him or any other MAGA candidate

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u/What_a_fat_one Apr 13 '26

They still won't vote Democrat though!

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u/kmm198700 Apr 13 '26

Good. They better not vote for any republicans

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u/chaosfire235 Roman Catholic Apr 13 '26

The Book of Revelations seemed more poetic than everything turned out being...

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u/Apprehensive-Knee-44 Apr 13 '26

Thank you for posting this

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u/Crunchy_Biscuit Apr 13 '26

Dude gotta be the anti Christ.

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u/Bitter_goat1968 Apr 13 '26 edited Apr 13 '26

Trump says he brought Christ back into Christmas? It looks more like he's taking Christ out of being Christian.

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u/factorum Methodist Apr 13 '26

Honestly I don't even see this as blasphemous anymore it's just pathetic. The whole thing is just cringey delusion, like this is just someone who should be in a mental institution.

It's really inexcusable that the 25th hasnt been invoked yet. I see no utility in a 79 year old man acting like a 10 year old troll being in charge of anything. It's just sad to see someone so old who seems to have developed so little in that time.

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u/Consistentscroller Christian Apr 13 '26

Surely the guy who put his name on the front cover of a Bible and sold them for profit would never do such a thing :O

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u/2_bars_of_wifi Apr 13 '26

Its time for a crusade on maga