By Nikki Slusher

Last week President Donald Trump took on a new tactic to promote a bizarre attack against his Democratic opponent Joe Biden. During his campaign rally in Toledo, Ohio, the President took time to address former Vice President Biden’s political and religious beliefs. Although there is an enormous amount of falsehoods perpetuated in President Trump’s rally speech, one baseless attack has really caught the attention of the public eye. In Trump’s continuous effort to link the presumptive Democratic nominee to the far-left, the President claimed that under a Biden presidency he would “Take away your guns, destroy your second amendment, no religion, no anything. Hurt the bible, hurt God. He’s against God, he’s against guns.” Although our Constitution explicitly states separation of church and state, religion has always played a large component in the political playground.