In a recent debate, Vice President Kamala Harris decisively challenged former President Donald Trump on key issues, including abortion, where she criticized his pro-choice stance that allows states to decide. Trump, meanwhile, focused heavily on immigration, reiterating his plan to deport undocumented immigrants, and maintained his unfounded claims regarding the 2020 election being stolen from him. Amidst the cultural and political decline of American Christianity, evangelicals are diversifying their responses, with some calling for political disengagement while others continue to mobilize for candidates like Trump, whom they view as divinely chosen. Harris's campaign faces challenges, as polls suggest she is perceived as too liberal, while Trump is seen as closer to the political center, particularly on economic and immigration issues. Despite Harris's lead on topics like democracy and abortion, Trump holds significant advantages in voter trust on economic matters. As the election approaches, the dynamic between Harris’s progressive platform and Trump’s populist appeal remains crucial in determining voter sentiment.