On January 3, Donald Trump held a rally at Ministerio Internacional El Rey Jesús in Miami, the largest Hispanic congregation in the United States. It showed why Trump's campaign enjoys such strong support from religious voters. It also showed how that support can sometimes veer into heresy.
Trump was welcomed by the church’s pastor, Guillermo Maldonado, an immigrant from Honduras. He prayed for Trump before a crowd of Evangelical leaders, including James Dobson and the granddaughter of Billy Graham. Several of the speakers suggested that we are witnessing an increasingly fierce contest between religious and secular Americans. They are right.
