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The election of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States brought mixed reactions among Christians. Some celebrated his policies as aligning with Christian values, while others criticized his personal behavior and rhetoric as inconsistent with the moral tenets of the faith. This article seeks to evaluate Trump’s presidency from a Christian perspective, considering his policies, declarations, and personal conduct in light of Christian moral values.

The composition of the 119th U.S. Congress by religious affiliation, analyzed by Pew Research Center, has reignited critical discussions about Ukraine’s use of soft power tools in international relations. Despite being the most Protestant country in the post-Soviet space, Ukraine has consistently failed to leverage its Protestant communities to advocate for national interests abroad. Even during pivotal moments of national struggle, this potential remains largely untapped.

The religious beliefs of US presidents have often reflected the broader spiritual landscape of the nation. From the founding of the United States to the present day, religion has played a subtle but influential role in shaping the personal lives and public policies of the country's leaders. This article explores the diverse religious affiliations of US presidents, offering insight into how their faiths have intersected with their presidencies.