As I recall, the evangelicals were praying with him (assuming he was praying at all) and "laying on hands."

It was long before the bit with the bible, which happened after the George Floyd killing.

While the Antchrist (not a typo) was running in 2015, he was asked if he ever asked God for forgiveness. His answer was that he was a "good person" and didn't have to.

One of his first YouTube ads had him showing off his family bible, "given to me by my mother." He pointed to his name written with those of other Trump's on the flyleaf. "It means so much to me."

A little later he suggested that the IRS was auditing his tax returns "because I'm such a strong Christian."

Then he spoke at Liberty University and read one line from what he called "Two Corinthians."

When asked by CBN reporters whether he preferred the Old or New Testament, he thought about it and replied, "Probably equal." They asked if he had a favorite bible verse, and he said he didn't want to "get into specifics" because it was "very personal" and the bible was "incredible" and "very special."