Child's Question About Trump's Religion Unleashes Wave of Mockery Online: 'He Only Worships Himself'

Social media users are mocking President Donald Trump's religious beliefs after Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked about the President's religion during a press briefing.

Leavitt answered questions from young children on Tuesday, which was Take Our Sons and Daughters to Work Day. A special press briefing for the children was held at the White House.

"What's the President's religion?" asked one child.

"The President is a Christian and he believes in Jesus," Leavitt responded.

Social media users quickly took to online platforms to ridicule Trump, stating that the 47th President only held self-serving beliefs.

"He may believe in Jesus, but he only worships himself," said one user.

"This is a good reason to leave Christianity. The Antichrist is taking over," said another.

"Wrong: The President's religion is money and cheeseburgers," wrote a third.

"'Remember your question?' Oh, right — the one Leavitt clearly planted so a child could tee up a faith-based campaign ad during a press briefing. This isn't about religion. It's about feeding kids propaganda so the adults in the room can clap on cue," said a fourth.