Trump Appoints Controversial Televangelist Paula White to White House Faith Office

President Donald Trump has appointed Paula White-Cain, a controversial televangelist known for her promotion of prosperity theology, to lead the newly created White House Faith Office. This decision has sparked significant backlash from various Christian groups, including some of Trump's own supporters, who label her teachings as heretical and exploitative. Critics argue that her doctrine, which links financial contributions to divine rewards, distorts the Gospel and takes advantage of vulnerable churchgoers. White-Cain will work alongside Attorney General Pam Bondi to combat what Trump describes as anti-Christian bias, but many Christian leaders view her appointment as detrimental to true Christian values. Despite the controversy, the White House has praised White-Cain's commitment to religious freedom and humanitarian rights. The situation highlights a division within the Christian community regarding leadership and doctrinal integrity in the Trump administration.