Trump Denies Sharing AI Image of Himself as Jesus

Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, denied allegations that he shared an AI-generated image portraying himself as Jesus Christ on his Truth Social platform. The image, which was reportedly deleted, drew significant backlash for its depiction of Trump in a flowing robe surrounded by radiant light, with outstretched hands in a gesture commonly associated with healing, reminiscent of Christian religious symbolism.
Critics described the image as inappropriate and offensive, arguing it blurred religious boundaries and elevated Trump's political persona to a messianic level. This controversy emerged amid growing tensions between Trump and Pope Leo XIV, with Trump criticizing the Pope's stance on global issues and accusing him of unfairly targeting his administration during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trump insisted that the backlash stemmed from misinterpretation and maintained that the image was intended to symbolize healing and humanitarian service rather than to portray a religious figure.
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