In Christianity, nothing is more sacred as the crucifixion of Jesus and no images more sacrosanct than that of Jesus on the cross. Indeed, a cross is the sign of Christianity. One would think that a true Christian would be extremely careful about mixing images of Jesus – especially at the crucifixion – and Donald Trump and yet we have had to report on two such images in just the last two days.

This one, however, is a little different because it is not just Donald Trump on the cross (Has Trump suffered at all for having been the president he was?). No, this also has Nancy Pelosi as a Roman Centurian with the staff and blade, and it has Melania as Mary Magdalene.

The gospels are a bit coy about Magdalene’s role in Jesus’s ministry, though she was clearly an important part of his life because she was present during most major events. We also know that she joined Jesus’s cause after having been a…

Melania sues anyone who accuses her of once being a “call girl” (we will put it nicely, in hopes of not getting sued), when she would be far better off saying she was a young woman on her own in a foreign country and fought for herself while leaving it at that.

So, we don’t even know what the Trumps would make of this. We can be relatively sure that Trump would like any association between him and being a “god.” But Melania doesn’t like any sort of inference that she…

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That is how bad it is getting. These depictions are not even rare anymore. There are Christians on this staff and we’re getting pretty tired of it and find it sacrilegious. But then again, we find Trump to be sacrilegious, too.

Twitter had some thoughts:

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