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Donald Trump has publicly identified as a nondenominational Christian since a 2020 interview with Religion News Service, having been raised and confirmed Presbyterian earlier in life . Reporting and a...
Public evidence shows Donald Trump has long been associated with Presbyterian roots—he was confirmed in a Presbyterian church as a youth and historically described himself as a mainline Protestant—yet...
Major 2024–25 surveys show Christianity’s long decline is slowing but continuing, and the losses are not uniform: Pew and PRRI highlight especially large Catholic losses and persistent mainline Protes...
range from full liturgical and institutional affirmation of same‑sex marriage and to formal prohibition, with many major bodies sitting in the middle by delegating choices to regional bodies or indivi...
Major Christian denominations define “Christian nationalism” as an ideology that fuses Christian identity with national identity and seeks privileged status for Christianity in the state, and many mai...
Donald J. Trump identifies as a non‑denominational Christian and was raised in his mother's Presbyterian tradition, a shift in labeling he made public in 2020 and that subsequent reporting through 202...