Roger Stone has described the impending 2020 presidential election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden as a struggle between 'good and evil' and the 'godly and the godless' during a speech at a Tennessee church on Sunday.

The polarizing political figure also stated that he believed 'God spared my life for a purpose' after he was granted clemency by the president in July following his conviction for lying and witness tampering in the Special Counsel investigation into possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia in 2016.

The comments came as part of an appearance at the Mt. Juliet church, alongside controversial Global Vision Bible Church Pastor Greg Locke, in which the political spin-doctor spoke about re-discovering his faith.

'We are in the most dangerous time ever in America. We say this in every election but this time it's the truth,' Stone told the crowd. 'Make no mistake about what we face. This is an epic struggle between dark and light. This is an epic struggle between good and evil. This is epic struggle between the godly and the godless.' 

Among the hundreds of attendees, New York's notorious 'Manhattan Madam' and Stone's close friend Kristin Davis, who was known for running a high-end prostitution ring in the 2000s, was pictured beaming front and center.  

Attendance at the church was far above the 600 chairs that had been set up under a tent outside of the building, according to the Tennessean. Dozens also stood outside the tent to hear Stone speak.