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Franklin Graham Defends Trump Over Jesus Image
Graham said Trump did not knowingly depict himself as Jesus and called the backlash over the deleted AI image overblown.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump deleted an AI-generated image depicting himself as a haloed messiah after religious leaders condemned it as blasphemous, later claiming he believed it portrayed him as a doctor.
- Evangelical leader Rev. Franklin Graham defended Trump on Thursday, arguing the image contained no spiritual references and dismissing criticism as "ill-intended speculation" driven by political opponents.
- Former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene condemned Graham's defense as "one of the worst things I've seen," arguing he should lead Trump to Christianity rather than enabling alleged blasphemy.
- The White House issued barbs against Pope Leo XIV, including claims the religious leader is "weak on crime" and "terrible for foreign policy," as administration tensions with the Holy See persist.
- Pope Leo XIV preached peace in Cameroon on Thursday, rebuking "those who manipulate religion and the very name of God" for political gain amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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You ain’t Jesus, Donald!, By Wole Olaoye
The AI picture casting Donald Trump as Jesus Christ the Healer was, like many of the US president’s effusions, in bad taste. Since he made his entry into our consciousness, he has demonstrated that he respects no boundaries and nothing is sacred. He seems to share the same worldview with the witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth: […] The post You ain’t Jesus, Donald!, By Wole Olaoye appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Franklin Graham Downplays Trump AI Jesus Meme Backlash as ‘A Lot to Do About Nothing’
Franklin Graham has dismissed criticism of a now-deleted social media post shared by President Donald Trump depicting him in a Christ-like image, calling the controversy overblown. Graham responded to the backlash over the AI-generated image, which depicted Trump in robes with light emanating from his hands, saying he does not believe the president intended to present himself as Jesus.
'Oh My God': Comedian Spirals After Trump’s Viral Post Takes a Turn That Feels Aimed Right at Him as Fans Start Noticing the Same Unsettling Detail
Another day, another digital spectacle — but this one came with a twist nobody saw coming. President Donald Trump has had Democrats and Republicans shaking their heads over his social media antics, while supporters keep shrugging off his behavior as harmless fun. His fixation on casting himself as the hero in stylized imagery keeps colliding with how he shows up in real life. One of the last major flare-ups over optics tied to Trump came after h…
‘A lot to do about nothing’: Top evangelical leader sends Trump letter defending president over ‘Jesus’ meme * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff
Source link Franklin Graham Franklin Graham, the prominent Christian evangelist, chief of the Samaritan’s Purse global aid ministry and executive for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, is calling out the critics of President Donald Trump for their “ill-intended speculation.” “I think his enemies are always foaming at the mouth at any possible opportunity to make him
Franklin Graham defends Trump in letter shared on Truth Social after AI ‘Jesus’ image backlash
Rev. Franklin Graham says he does not believe Donald Trump would knowingly depict himself as Jesus Christ, calling the AI image controversy "a lot to do about nothing."
Fallout Over Trump’s Meme Depicting Himself as Jesus Christ Continues: MTG, Franklin Graham, Tucker Carlson Weigh In.
President Trump’s Truth Social meme of himself supposedly as Jesus Christ continues to provoke criticism from his former top supporters. ... The post Fallout Over Trump’s Meme Depicting Himself as Jesus Christ Continues: MTG, Franklin Graham, Tucker Carlson Weigh In. appeared first on The New American.
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