Religion & Trump

[Gregory Matthews]

President Trump has issued a directive as to Federal employees who have religious needs.  As I read it, the directive applies to employees in general and also religious employees such as Chaplains.  I do question its application to military members.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/trump-administration-issues-new-guidelines-for-religious-workers/ar-AA1INnZh?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=DCTS&cvid=d77d48ccd7144619acc687ef5461b38f&ei=18

 

[Asia Joe]

On 7/17/2025 at 12:23 PM, Gregory Matthews said:

As for policies relating to religion, in February, Trump, who was confirmed into the Presbyterian Church and has said he identified as a nondenominational Christian, established a White House Faith Office aimed at eliminating what he describes as "anti-Christian bias" within the federal government

 

He said that a LONG time ago.  I don't believe it today. 

When he was elected the first time in November, his wife converted to Catholicism before he took the oath in Jan. 

Tony Blair's wife did the same and when he left public office, he converted to Catholicism.

Every supreme court nomination he made was Catholic. 

The Catholic bishops hold a big event at Mar-a-Lago every year. 

[NOTE:  the quote above is not from me .  Rather, it is from an article written by Kate Plummer, which may be accessed by the link that I provided in my post--Gregory Matthews.]