Yeah, I saw that movie when it came out, and I immediately told my brother who has written books on the subject of gods of the old testament. I freaked out and decided never to watch it again. Also, I wondered how the zeitgeist (and hollywood non-Christians) ever even be thinking about that stuff (same with This Is The End).
Never thought we'd be living it. Actually, wait, I did. That's why I didn't want to watch it again. - hollywoodanon
Hopefully, this new Great Awakening will lead to a restoration of the Gospel, and not the Finney-inspired, anxious-bench stuff that has clouded American Evangelicalism ever since. Some good stuff came from BOTH Great Awakenings, but a good study on the effects of the thinning of the Reformed Gospel can be seen in Stephen Prothero's "RELIGIOUS LITERACY: What Every American Needs to Know - And Doesn't". Great book (by a nominal Anglican, btw) that basically says Americans lost our religious literacy when we lost our Reformed Theology. Take a look. You might find it interesting. Slide over.
Even if Trump doesn't believe in Jesus (but we also don't know what he's come to since being subjected to so much truth), God raises up all sorts of men for His purposes. 'For Scripture says to Pharaoh: "I raised you up for this very purpose, that I might display my power in you and that my name might be proclaimed in all the earth."'
Let us pray for Trump's salvation. By the same token, let us not worry that God has not raised him up for this task.