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"This is like putting a bullet in the head of Lady Liberty," the prominent Christian author said.

The conservative Christian leader said that Trump knows he was "put there by God."

"We've been sold out by traitors inside America," conservative pastor Rick Wiles said.

The author said she wrote the prayer after a friend used a racial slur and she channeled her "rage" into faith.

"We need to repent as a nation of the stuff that's being pushed through," Tony Perkins of the conservative Family Research Council said.

The prominent evangelical leader previously voiced support for former President Donald Trump's groundless claims of widespread voter fraud.

"I think it's completely possible that some of my dad's followers could pick up guns and cause violence because they think they're defending the country," Anna Jane Joyner said recently.

"Actually the military is in control right now," Jeff Jansen insisted.

"We got tired of him promoting himself. Well, guess who else? Guess who else got weary with it? God Almighty," Pastor Frank Amedia said.

The silence and inaction of the international community in the face of Azerbaijan's shameless vilification and incitement of hate has left many fearing the worst.

E.W. Jackson said Georgia voters "will be bringing a curse" on the country if they elect the two Democratic Senate candidates.

Santa Clara County counsel James Williams described the situation as "quite concerning and a bit ironic."

The televangelist had incorrectly tweeted how to light a menorah on Wednesday.

According to an investigative report by "Inside Edition," Daystar Television paid back a $3.9 million PPP loan, with interest, after the newsmagazine show looked into how the money was used.

Major Brittian was a Baptist pastor from Georgia. One day he said to me: "Brother Daniel, I noticed that you are of the Jewish faith and you said that you do not have a spiritual support network. Would you like my assistance?"

Jackson, who has also run for various political offices, told his congregation that he tested positive for COVID-19 in a video shared Monday. He had previously told church-goers that he wouldn't get coronavirus and planned to hold services regardless of restrictions.

The ardently pro-Trump pastor urged evangelicals: "By our vote we are choosing the moral and spiritual direction of our country and not to vote is a sin against God and a sin against this country."

Biden's stance on transgender rights have irked some conservatives, but rights groups have praised his commitment to enacting protections for the community.

The president's support among white evangelical Protestants and white Catholics appears to have declined somewhat since 2016.

Some internet preachers have described Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death as an opportunity to shift the balance on the Supreme Court, potentially putting the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling in jeopardy.

What we know about a 'Passion of the Christ' sequel following a recent Jim Caviezel interview

A group on the Christian crowdfunding website Give Send Go amassed nearly a half-million dollars for alleged Kenosha, Wisconsin shooter Kyle Rittenhouse's legal defense - but now they say "Big Tech" has stepped in to halt the fundraising.

A former Liberty University professor of 21 years said she, her students and Christians of faith alike are struggling and "doubting" their faith in the wake of Jerry Falwell Jr.'s sex scandal.

The announcement comes as Franklin Graham is slated to speak at the Republican National Convention this week.

Despite the slip in support, about 82 percent of white evangelical Protestants who are registered voters would at least lean toward voting for Trump in November.

An ad published in The Tennessean warned "Islam" is going to set off a nuclear bomb in Nashville on July 18.

President Trump saw a double-digit drop in support among white Christians since coronavirus pandemic measures began in mid-March.

With many churches offering virtual services during the coronavirus pandemic, Christians can celebrate Easter with congregations they may not normally celebrate with.

"We're in a global pandemic and can't go to church. I thought it was a nice thought," he explained.

"For us to not have services due to a virus would be for us to go against our extremely strong convictions of the power of God to protect," Awaken Church in Arkansas wrote in a Facebook post.