US EditionWhat to Expect from the ‘Heretic’ Pastor Trump Installed in the White House
- U.S. President Donald Trump appointed Paula White-Cain as a senior adviser in the new White House Faith Office on February 6, 2025, during the National Prayer Breakfast.
- White-Cain is described as a significant figure in the prosperity gospel movement, which is often criticized by many Christian traditions for its ethical implications and theological beliefs.
- Trump aims to pursue his 'Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias' executive order through White-Cain's role, which has received mixed reactions from religious communities.
- Both Trump and White-Cain believe that success, measured by wealth, is a sign of divine favor, with White-Cain praising Trump as 'the greatest champion' of faith.
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'Hard prosperity gospel': Christians outraged over Trump’s appointment of ‘heretic’ pastor
Trump appointed Pastor Paula White-Cain as head of his “Faith Office” last week, a controversial figure due to her belief that faith is transactional. She has had a long relationship with Trump, helping him appeal to the religious right throughout his political career. Daniel N. Gullotta outlines what her leadership looks like in a piece at the Bulwark published Wednesday. “While I’m in the White House, we will protect Christians in our schools,…
What to Expect from the ‘Heretic’ Pastor Trump Installed in the White House
Televangelist Paula White and U.S. President Donald Trump bow their heads in prayer as Rep. Ben Cline (R-Va.), speaks at the National Prayer Breakfast sponsored by the the Fellowship Foundation at the Washington Hilton on February 6, 2025 in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)IF EVERYTHING THAT RISES MUST CONVERGE, it seems like destiny that Donald Trump would meet the Charismatic pastor and evangelist Paula White-Cain. Both a…
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