With help from people of faith and “God’s grace,” former President Donald Trump said that defeating Democrat Joe Biden would usher in “the great revival of America.”
Speaking to the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) convention in Nashville late Thursday evening, President Trump said religious faith is “the biggest thing missing” from America today.
It’s being squelched by government agencies targeting people for religious and political beliefs, he said, declaring: “We have to bring back our religion; we have to bring back Christianity in this country.”
Calling himself “a fellow believer,” President Trump pledged to restore religious freedom if he wins reelection this fall.
NRB organizers said their nonpartisan, nonprofit group invited “all eligible candidates from both parties” to speak at the NRB Presidential Forum. But President Trump was the only one who accepted the invitation. President Biden didn’t respond, and GOP challenger Nikki Haley declined, a spokeswoman told The Epoch Times.
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‘Bring Back Our Religion’: Trump Says 2nd Term Will Usher in Great Revival of America
- by: Janice Hisle
- 02.22.24
- Source:
The Epoch Times
- 02/23/2024
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