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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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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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