We know that Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz has some issues about which he's near-religious, such as providing gender-affirming care to minors. But what do we know about Walz's religion? Not much, as a reporter asked him about it, and he replied that he and his wife Gwen were Lutherans, and Lutherans don't talk much about their religion.

He should have just said, mind your own damn business.

He did bring up Matthew 25:40 during the debate when talking about migrants: "To the least amongst us, you do unto me."

Jen Psaki loved that he quoted the Bible? Where are the screams of separation of church and state?

 {ai:summary}<p>Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, identified as a Lutheran but expressed reluctance to discuss his religion further, stating that Lutherans typically do not talk about their faith. This response has sparked debate regarding the openness of Lutherans about their beliefs.</p><p>Critics have pointed out the contradiction in Walz's selective engagement with religious themes, particularly when he quoted scripture during a debate. This has led to discussions about the authenticity of his religious stance and its implications in the political arena. #religion</p>

Tim Walz is a Lutheran and So Doesn't Talk About His Religion Much

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