Donald J. Trump is often perceived as a figure who meticulously curates the image he presents to the world. His public persona is a blend of wealth, power, and success, which he consistently showcases to maintain his goodwill and, perhaps, secure his legacy. This approach, however, raises intriguing questions about his relationship with deeper, more introspective pursuits like theology and philosophy. Trump’s aversion to what he perceives as "showmanship" in religious contexts suggests a complex relationship with theology. He may view traditional religious displays as insincere or incompatible with his worldview. However, this stance might be a reflection of a broader philosophical inclination—a desire to engage with ideas that resonate with his own experiences and beliefs rather than blindly following established doctrines. From what we know, Trump is not one to subscribe to teachings or ideologies without scrutiny. His life appears to be guided by a personal philosophy, one...