Donald Trump is preparing to celebrate Easter from a safe, socially distant approach as most of the country observes shelter-in-place orders to help limit the spread of the coronavirus, although according to an expert on body language, Trump may not be the good Christian he purports himself to be.

Trump started the holiday weekend with a White House briefing Friday, where Trump said he would use a laptop to watch a service led by Robert Jeffress, pastor of the 4,000-member First Baptist Church in Dallas and a Fox News contributor.

It marks the first year of his presidency that Trump has remained in Washington for Easter weekend rather than traveling to his Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago. For the past three years, the president and his family have attended services at Bethesda-by-the-Sea, an Episcopal church near the president’s resort. The Trumps were married in the church in 2005.

The White House this year canceled the annual Easter egg roll, one of the oldest traditions in White House history. The event, which began in 1878, was previously canceled or moved off the White House grounds because of World War I and World War II, according to the White House Historical Association.

The first lady’s office told the Associated Press it would instead give away 25,000 wooden Easter eggs to children’s hospitals in the Washington, D.C. area, federal agencies, aid groups and grocery stores as a “small token of appreciation.”

Thank you to the @AmEggBoard & America’s egg farmers for the commission of the beautiful 2020 First Lady’s Commemorative Egg. A warm thanks to the artists for their wonderful and inspiring #BeBest design. pic.twitter.com/QOebSM10zt

— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) April 11, 2020

Asked Friday asked about pastors who were defying social distancing orders to hold in-person services, Trump told reporters, “Most of the pastors agree that they are better off doing what they’re doing, which is distancing. They feel that, ‘Let’s get this over with,’ and they want to get back to church so badly.”

Jeffress, whose service Trump plans to attend remotely, initially continued to hold an in-person service option of fewer than 500 people, though he later reversed course and told his followers to join online.

During his Friday press briefing, Trump mentioned Easter, and according to body language expert Dr. Jack Brown, Trump is rather disdainful of Jesus Christ.

Take a look:

1/ THREAD: Body Language Analysis No. 4430-T: Donald Trump references Easter during Coronavirus Briefing • #BodyLanguageExpert #BodyLanguage #Coronavirus #COVID19 #Easter #Nonverbal #EmotionalIntelligence pic.twitter.com/MEdRC9nEBf

— Dr. Jack Brown (@DrGJackBrown) April 10, 2020

2/ During his #COVID19 briefing today, Donald Trump said, "Today is Good Friday and this Sunday, billions of Christians celebrate Easter and the resurrection of Jesus Christ."

— Dr. Jack Brown (@DrGJackBrown) April 10, 2020

3/ Just prior to saying, "Jesus Christ" ("and the resurrection of Jesus Christ"), Donald Trump displayed a Tight Tongue Jut.

A Tight Tongue Jut is a signal of:

• Disgust
• Disdain
• Repulsion pic.twitter.com/DQYmrkCEDh

— Dr. Jack Brown (@DrGJackBrown) April 10, 2020

4/ Take care to not confuse a Tight Tongue Jut with a Loose Tongue Jut or a Wide Open Tongue Jut as they are indicative of entirely different Thought-Emotions.

— Dr. Jack Brown (@DrGJackBrown) April 10, 2020

5/ Immediately afterward, Trump's jaw protruded forward in what is known as a Jaw Jut. A jaw jut is indicative of an Adrenaline Surge. Also, Trump's lips are simultaneously stretched thin. This jaw dynamic and lip configuration cluster is indicative of anger. pic.twitter.com/h2oLjxwz2v

— Dr. Jack Brown (@DrGJackBrown) April 10, 2020

6/ CONCLUSION:
Donald Trump's body language during his press briefing today, indicates that he is angered by, disgusted, repulsed, and disdainful of Jesus Christ and/or the idea of Christ's resurrection.

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— Dr. Jack Brown (@DrGJackBrown) April 10, 2020