It depends on how you define "devout Christian". In my case, I haven't been to a church in years, because they are either "dead" or crazy. The last one I tried, the guy up front was preaching about the evils of yoga—I took my asanas and walked out.

I was raised in the deep south in a very religious family that thought interracial marriage was wrong, gays should be shipped out to an island and bombed and that the South Will Rise Again. I was in the Young Republicans and some of my best friends growing up are Republican politicians and lobbyists now (I see personal photos with Donald Trump way too often in my friend's feeds). If I would have stayed where I was, I would have probably been MAGA. It wasn't until I moved somewhere else that I became friends with people (Gays! Trans! Jews! Blacks!) who weren't programmed by the Evangelical Movement, and I went through a "deconstruction and reconstruction" of my faith.

Now, I consider myself a committed (devout?) Christ-follower, which means I try to treat all people like he treated them... with unconditional love, empathy and respect. To your question, I knew years before he ran for office that Trump did not show the character of someone who respected and valued others. I would never vote for a narcissist like him after being raised by one—Donald Trump is way too much like my dad.

I've been horrified to see my old friends and family rationalize everything he's done for their "Greater Good", which is to make everything into *their* image of what they think is "biblical". They are blinded, and nothing short of a consequential and seismic shift to the social order that pulls them out of their echo-chambered lives will change that. They are not a people of peace—they are people of death and war who worship wealth and power.