US EditionTrump visits Museum of the Bible
Trump donated his family Bible, used in both inaugurations, to the Museum of the Bible and launched the America Prays initiative with over 70 faith groups, emphasizing faith's role in national identity.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump announced he donated the Trump family Bible to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. during a Religious Liberty Commission meeting.
- Framing the event, officials emphasized defending religious liberty and cast Christianity as central to American identity, linking it to American exceptionalism and 250th anniversary plans.
- Trump disputed official crime statistics and praised National Guard policing in Washington, D.C., while highlighting expanded federal employee religious protections and Department of Education guidance protecting prayer in schools.
- Observers also pointed out President Donald Trump continues to market Trump-endorsed Bibles priced at $99.99 and signed copies for $1,000, raising questions about mixed motives.
- Critics of Christian Nationalism cautioned that Trump's 'America Prays' initiative and lawmakers' recognition of September 12 as the National Day of the Bible signal a move towards privileging one faith.
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