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You missed the point, so let’s try this again.

Religon was NOT the point. INTEGRITY was.

If I told you I “Love” something, the assumption is that I would have at least a basic working knowledge of said something to generate an opinion so that I could back up my love of it if asked. (Example: I love The Moody Blues and think they should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. By that account, if someone asked me what my favorite album or song was from them and I couldn’t even tell them “Days of Future Passed” but replied “all of them”, how much credibility would I have? About as much as someone saying they love Deep Purple but can’t even name “Smoke on the Water”. Or someone that claims to be a Dr Who lover but when asked what their favorite regeneration scene is, has no idea what regeneration is)

Trump says he “Loves” the Bible. The Reporter asked him a simple question. Is there any person or figure or story in the Bible that inspires you or you try to emulate. Hell, that was a softball question. Trump could have just said Jesus but he dodged the entire question by talking about how much the religious right “loves” him.

That’s dodging a question or being exposed as a liar. In either case, that’s classic politician behavior and shows a lack of integrity.