Sen. Raphael Warnock, a pastor in Atlanta, criticized Donald Trump for selling $60 Bibles in partnership with country singer Lee Greenwood. Warnock said the Bible does not need Trump's endorsement to be sold. He argued Jesus chased money changers out of the temple for selling sacred things as cheap relics. Warnock pointed to Trump's failed business ventures like steaks and Trump University facing legal issues. Selling pricey Bibles is a risky bet for Trump since the text contradicts his past conduct, per Warnock. Trump began promoting the Bible during Holy Week, a sacred time for Christians.
