Why do so many Trump supporters proudly call themselves Christians when their actions look nothing like Jesus in the Bible? In the final episode of the season, Joseph examines a debate within Christianity: Is being a Christian about what you believe, what you do, or both? From Russell Moore’s claim that Jesus would be considered “too woke” today, to the Evangelical doctrine of “faith alone,” we explore why MAGA Christians put belief over behavior—and how this mirrors their devotion to Trump, regardless of his actions. Joseph also breaks down Protestant vs. Catholic views on salvation, the role of works in Christianity, and why many believers project their own sins onto non-believers. Ultimately, the question isn’t just “Are Trump supporters really Christian?”—it’s whether Christianity itself has made belief too easy while downplaying the harder, moral work of living like Christ.