The editor-in-chief of evangelical magazine “Christianity Today” doubled down Sunday on his rebuke of Donald Trump.

Mark Galli appeared on CBS's “Face the Nation,” days after arguing in an editorial that Trump should be removed from office because the nation's trust was betrayed by his attempts to “use his political power to coerce a foreign leader” to discredit one of his political opponents.

“I am making a moral judgment that he is morally unfit, or, even more precisely, it's his public morality that makes him unfit,” Galli told CBS.

The magazine was founded by the late Reverend Billy Graham, whose son Franklin Graham is a major backer of Trump. The younger Graham and other leading figures in the evangelical movement closed ranks around the president Friday, and the president's re-election campaign announced a new “Evangelicals for Trump” coalition.