Hey, it's Will Salatan from The Bullwork.

So last week, Donald Trump spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast.

So it's one of many speeches that he's given that are supposed to be about faith.

But there's something a little bit off about what Trump actually says in these speeches, almost like he's the exact

opposite of a real Christian. So what I want to do today is just take you through some of the

most obvious moral instructions in the Bible. And let's see how well Trump stacks up against what the Bible says.

So let's start with the basics, the Ten Commandments. Here's an easy one. You shall not steal.

Pretty simple. So, for example, Venezuela has oil. So it would be wrong for us to go to

Venezuela and attack their country and take over their oil industry and make them give us

50 million barrels of oil, right? So let's hear what Trump said at the prayer breakfast

about that. In fact, we have 50 million barrels of oil floating right now over to Houston.

That's Venezuela's oil. We didn't pay for it. We just went in and we kidnapped their dictator.

And then we told them that we would attack their country again if they didn't let us control

their oil. So they gave us 50 million barrels of oil. That's the theft. We stole their oil. And Trump, at a prayer

breakfast, is bragging about it. Okay, so let's try another obvious commandment. Here's one.

You shall not murder. So, for example, if an army officer was convicted by our own

military courts of murdering, murdering civilians, it would be wrong to let him walk free, right?

But that is exactly what Trump did. In fact, he let several convicted or accused murderers in our

military walk free. And here he is at the prayer breakfast bragging about it. They have arrested

American soldiers because they taught them, they taught them how to fight,

and they fought really well, and they won every battle.

And now they put them in jail because they said they were too tough.

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