say what you will about Catholics but its really the evangelicals who support him the most (SEE JOEL OSTEEN) THey are more than not likely to support him despite the divorces, the cheating, the accusations....the locking children up need i go on? I am speaking from family history of how we were raised. Catholics and other denominations have their issues but they have the ability to say THAT is wrong. His supporters refuse to do that . I am surprised and happy that the Bishop spoke out so publicly. And condemnation now is especially needed with the bad reputation they have. I know it might be a moot point here but I hope they continue speaking out.

We see a number of religious leader who are really more political than religious - second generation individuals who inherited fortunes and reputations built by their fathers. Support for Trump by these individuals has not wavered, but their support of him may have caused their supporters to begin questioning them.
[forbes.com]

What I have read recently is that Trump's disapproval rating is higher than any US President at this point in his administration and that the loss of support comes from across the demographic spectrum - including evangelicals.
[nytimes.com]

He still has a firm hold on his Evangelical base. They have drunk the Kool Aid and only care about abortion. They are perfectly happy to toss the country under the bus to remove a woman's right to choose.

Unfortunately, most only care about abortion, but enough who are not single issue voters may be peeled away to hurt him.

Yes they can and surely will. Trumpism is a cult.

Religious people aren't the best critical thinking.

They will find a way to rationalize his actions and still support him.

I am Still surprised that He who can't be named is still alive and kicking and a lynch mob has not rounded him up and strung him high for his totally obnoxious views and outlook of the people of America...but it looks like you like being punished by the bully and bow before his insane words and draw meaning from them...lol...just a view from afar...

To be honest I'm not sure he had the majority of religious people anyway, evangelicals for sure, but the rest seemed to be a mixed bag. I'm not sure about anyone else but I have been seeing various church leaders standing directly against him here and there as well. To be honest I can't recall if what I was hearing as just my state or if it was on the more national news. Either way, it wouldn't surprise me if they started turning on him at this point. Clearly if he was as "chosen and blessed by God" as they say then all this we as a country wouldn't be happening.