The strongest version of this narrative is that Trump’s post, whether intentional or not, tapped into a deeper cultural and theological tension: the conflation of political leadership with divine authority. Supporters like Franklin Graham emphasize Trump’s pro-Christian policies and argue that critics are manufacturing outrage, while detractors like Denny Burk and Albert Mohler warn that such imagery risks blasphemy and undermines the uniqueness of Christ. The incident reveals how political mess...