ERIC Trump said his dad "literally saved Christianity" from "atheist & far-left Democrats" in the United States.
On a conservative radio show in last Friday, 's son described the president as a religious savior.
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"He literally saved Christianity, there's a war on faith in this country by the other side," he told the pro-Trump hosts on .
"I mean, the , the far left, has become the party of the quote-unquote atheist, they want to attack Christianity, they want to close churches.
"They're totally fine keeping liquor stores open, but they want to close churches all over the country," he added, four weeks ahead of the .
Eric was apparently referring to the -related church shutdowns, which are decided by governors, not Trump.
in nine hotspots by Governor , for example, amid super-spreader fears.
Research suggests that events like these cause outbreaks and recent studies indicate that 10 to 20 percent of infected people cause nearly 80 percent of infections, reported .
"Scientists have identified factors that catalyze such events, including large crowd sizes, close contact between people and confined spaces with poor ventilation," the article noted.
"Current evidence suggests that it is mostly circumstances such as these, rather than the biology of specific individuals, that sets the stage for extreme spreading of the novel coronavirus."
Meanwhile, Trump – who is currently battling – has become vocally pro-life since his election in 2016 when he took 80 percent of the white, evangelical Christian vote.
On Tuesday, he tweeted: "Biden and Democrats just clarified the fact that they are fully in favor of (very) LATE TERM ABORTION, right up until the time of birth, and beyond - which would be execution.
"Biden even endorsed the Governor of Virginia, who stated this clearly for all to hear. GET OUT & VOTE!!!"
He became the rally in Washington back in January.
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Trump said he was "pro-choice in every respect" during a .
"I'm very pro-choice. I hate the concept of abortion," he said during the interview. "I cringe when I listen to people debating the subject. But I just believe in choice.
"And again, it may be a little bit of a New York background because there is a different attitude in different parts of the country – but I was raised in New York."