Biden Removes “God” from National Day of Prayer Proclamation

If you ever doubted that the radical left is waging a war against religion, this may be all the proof you need.

Joe Biden has “removed” any reference to God from his proclamation of a National Day of Prayer.

Prayer, of course, is defined as a “solemn request for help or expression of thanks addressed to God.”

So… how can you have a National Day of Prayer without God?

Apparently, Joe Biden thinks it’s possible.

He is the first modern president to proclaim a National Day of Prayer without acknowledging God in any way.

More details on this stunning development below:

Joe Biden's Godless Prayer Proclamation: no mention of God or even a Bible quote! Instead we get a quote from John Lewis and a proclamation invoking climate change. It looks like a DNC Memo! @DavidBrodyCBN’s analysis on @RealAmVoice & @JustTheNews is here! #NationalDayofPrayer pic.twitter.com/rTCYIq01gi

— Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) May 6, 2021

REPORT: Biden never mentioned the word “God” in his proclamation honoring the National Day of Prayer.

— Ben Owen🇺🇸🇮🇱 (@hrkbenowen) May 6, 2021

The entire proclamation is now available online.

You can read Joe Biden’s statement, which does not mention “God,” below:

Joe Biden’s National Day of Prayer Proclamation has been released and it doesn’t even mention God once! How do you release a proclamation about prayer and not mention God at all? Of course it mentions climate change & racial justice. Truly, this is pathetic…and not surprising! pic.twitter.com/czOQx3ioHj

— David Brody (@DBrodyReports) May 6, 2021

This makes us wonder: Was this Joe’s idea? Or did he bow to the radical left?

Either way, it is definitely not a good look for the White House, especially since we are supposed to be “one nation under God.”

Just the News has more details on Biden’s curious statement:

President Biden has issued a National Day of Prayer proclamation in which the word “God” does not appear once.

“I invite the citizens of our Nation to give thanks, in accordance with their own faiths and consciences, for our many freedoms and blessings, and I join all people of faith in prayers for spiritual guidance, mercy, and protection,” Biden says in the proclamation.

The lone use of the word “Lord” appears only once at the conclusion of the declaration as it pertains to the date: The word appears within the boilerplate phrase “in the year of our Lord two thousand twenty-one.”

The phrase “the divine” comes up in a quote that is attributed to the late Rep. John Lewis: “Nothing can stop the power of a committed and determined people to make a difference in our society. Why? Because human beings are the most dynamic link to the divine on this planet.”

In contrast, former President Donald Trump mentioned God about a dozen times in his final National Prayer Day proclamation last year.

David Brody, host of The Water Cooler inquired, “How do you release a proclamation about prayer and not mention God at all?”

In terms of religion, Biden has been in the news lately.

Several Catholic bishops have publicly debated banning Biden from taking Holy Communion.

Why?

Because Biden is pro-abortion.

It appears that Biden’s Catholic faith is coming under heavy scrutiny from all sides.

Joe Biden issued a proclamation for Thursday’s celebration of the #NationalDayOfPrayer that failed to mention “God.” https://t.co/s4L65HXjgv

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) May 6, 2021

Pres. Biden*'s Proclamation for the National Day of Prayer is not very Catholic or Christian. Or even Jewish or Muslim.

Leaves out God.

— Eagle Ed Martin (@EagleEdMartin) May 6, 2021

#WYNK IN THE MORNING – National Day of Prayer: Biden v. Lincoln, different presidents, different intentions; Words matter and the Word matters; prayer without God; the Pledge of Allegiance@EagleEdMartin #Periscope #ProAmericaReport https://t.co/OWWOOljAE0

— Eagle Ed Martin (@EagleEdMartin) May 6, 2021

Of course, the only major national news outlet to confirm this story was Fox News:

Like his predecessors, President Biden issued a proclamation on the National Day of Prayer this week, but one word was missing.

Both former presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump mentioned “God” in their National Day of Prayer proclamations, but Biden’s proclamation never mentions God, only Americans’ “many religions and belief systems” and the “power of prayer.”

“Throughout our history, Americans of many religions and belief systems have turned to prayer for strength, hope and guidance,” Biden’s proclamation reads. “Prayer has nourished countless souls and powered moral movements – including essential fights against racial injustice, child labor and infringement on the rights of disabled Americans. Prayer is also a daily practice for many, whether it is to ask for help or strength, or to give thanks over blessings bestowed.”

Meanwhile, Trump’s 2017 proclamation mentioned God five times, his 2018 proclamation mentioned God five times, his 2019 proclamation mentioned God seven times and his 2020 proclamation mentioned God 11 times.

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Obama’s 2011 proclamation contained two references to God.

“Let us pray for the police officers, firefighters and other first responders who put themselves in harm’s way every day to protect their fellow citizens,” he said. “And let us ask God for the sustenance and guidance for all of us to meet the great challenges we face as a Nation.”

You know things are bad for Biden when even Barack Obama referenced “God.”

If Obama referenced “God” but Biden refuses to, that gives you an alarming look at the state of the country today.

At We Love Trump, we proudly proclaim:

May God continue to always bless the United States of America!