WASHINGTON D.C. — In a speech that resonated deeply with his evangelical and traditionalist base, Donald Trump announced a bold initiative to “rededicate America as one nation under God.”

Speaking from a White House setting, Trump emphasized that the country’s strength is rooted not just in its economy or military, but in its spiritual foundations.

The “Rededication” campaign is expected to influence education policy, public displays of faith, and judicial appointments. “We are reclaiming our heritage,” Trump declared, framing the move as a necessary counter to what he describes as “radical secularism.”

While the announcement was met with cheers from religious leaders who see it as a return to moral clarity, secular organizations and civil liberties groups have raised concerns about the separation of church and state. The move ensures that “cultural and religious identity” will remain at the heart of the national political conversation.