Donald Trump Theology: Exploring Faith, Politics, and Christian Identity in a Divisive Era

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. How has Donald Trump’s presidency redefined the relationship between faith and politics? In Donald Trump Theology, Vincent Froom explores the profound and polarizing impact of Donald Trump’s presidency on American Christianity. From his overwhelming support among evangelical Christians to the rise of Christian nationalism, this book examines the theological, ethical, and cultural dynamics that shaped the intersection of faith and politics during this divisive era. Key Themes Explored: • Trump’s Evangelical Appeal: Analyzing why many Christians supported a leader whose personal life and rhetoric often seemed at odds with traditional Christian values. • Christian Nationalism: Exploring the influence of nationalism on Christian identity and its role in Trump’s political base. • The Prosperity Gospel and the “Chosen One” Narrative: Examining Trump’s alignment with theological frameworks that positioned him as a divinely appointed leader. • Voices of Dissent: Highlighting the ethical and theological critiques from within the Christian community regarding Trump’s policies on immigration, race, and justice. Questions Addressed in the Book: • How did Trump gain widespread support from evangelical Christians despite his controversial lifestyle? • What theological narratives framed Trump as a leader chosen by God? Donald Trump Theology is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding how one of the most controversial presidencies in modern history has reshaped American Christianity and its role in public life. Engage with the questions of faith, power, and identity that define this pivotal moment in history.