I wouldn't put it past Trump to announce his "Church of America".

[no_hypocrisy]

Obviously for Trump-loving Christian Nationalists.

If you don't join and tithe, then you're unpatriotic and you hate America.

[RockRaven]

1. Yeah, why not? The long history of "you can't investigate, tax, or stop me, I'm a church" in the US

will never end.

Thematically, The Dotard will slot right in between L Ron Hubbard (Dianetics/Scientology) and Jim Humble (Miracle Mineral Supplement).

[Norrrm]

2. King Donald and his church

[Norrrm]

3. His cultists will accept it until he keeps the collection plate... Then, wait for the schism.

[progressoid]

4. Final season of The Boys...

[NNadir]

5. I'm an atheist who was raised in a devoutely Christian family.

I'm thus familiar with the tenets of that religion.

One of the surest paths to atheism is to compare the tenets to the practice by its adherents.

When for emotional reasons I struggled with my atheism as a young man, I read a lot of Alan Watts. A remark of his has always stuck in my mind which I may be paraphrasing was that "Rather than adopt tge religion of Jesus, Christians chose a religion about Jesus.

I'm not sure a historical Jesus actually existed but if he did, the tales about him are historically inaccurate to be sure. That said, nothing demonstrates the shallowness of that faith and its principles as does the association of its adherents to the likes of the orange pedophile.

[Grey5]

6. I was flunked out of sunday school

for asking to many questions. The teacher said I might be a better fit in another church

[Nigrum Cattus]

7. that idea is in project 2025

they believe that the U.S. is a "christian" country only.
That's why kegsbreath reduced the number of religious
types acknowledged by the military.