A significant number of white evangelical Christians in the United States believe that Donald Trump has been chosen by God to lead the country. This perspective persists even among those who do not consider him to be personally devout in his faith.
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Some Evangelical Christians View Trump as Divinely Chosen Leader
A notable portion of white evangelical Christians in the U.S. perceive Donald Trump as divinely appointed to lead, despite acknowledging his lack of personal devoutness. This belief reflects a complex relationship between faith and political support.
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Many Christian voters in the US see Trump as ‘chosen’ by God to lead
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Some Evangelical Christians View Trump as Divinely Chosen Leader