“The statement connects Christian faith to American public life, something most politicians are too cowardly to do.”
(The Dissenter) In an age where most political leaders opt for soft-focus platitudes about “faith traditions” and “spiritual journeys,” the Trump White House just dropped a Holy Week statement that reads more like a Sunday sermon than a sanitized press release. And frankly, it’s a breath of fresh air.
Clearly, Trump did not write this himself—and most certainly it wasn’t Paula White or any of the other heretics on his faith team. Perhaps he asked William Wolfe or Owen Strachan to write it? Continue reading