To transform the country into a Christian nation, the president appointed a female pastor, Paula White, to a rebranded office within the White House called the “Office of Faith,” changed from the formally established program by President Bush in 2001 called, “White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.”
“And in contrast to his first administration and to the Biden version, where the White House faith-based initiative was administratively anchored in the White House’s unit that promotes ties between the President and supportive leaders and groups, the new Faith Office is attached to the Domestic Policy Council, the unit that develops, coordinates, and monitors the executive branch’s policies and actions that affect American society. Pastor White, his long-time religious advisor who served as his White House Advisor on Faith and Opportunity Initiatives in his first administration, cultivates connections with an extensive set of religious leaders and religious communities, and seems to be a focal point for the large group of clergy, many, but far from all of them, white evangelical pastors, who are vocal supporters of President Trump and promoters of a national religious revival.”
According to initiative from the White House website, section 4 reads:
White House Faith Office Functions. – To the extent permitted by law, the Office shall:
(i) from time to time, consult with and seek information from experts and various faith and community leaders identified by the White House Faith Office and other EOP components, including those from outside the Federal Government and those from State, local, and Tribal governments. These experts and leaders shall be identified based on their expertise in a broad range of areas in which faith-based entities, community organizations, and houses of worship operate, including protecting women and children; strengthening marriage and family; lifting up individuals through work and self-sufficiency, defending religious liberty; combatting anti-Semitic, anti-Christian, and additional forms of anti-religious bias; promoting foster care and adoption programs in partnership with faith-based entities; providing wholesome and effective education; preventing and reducing crime and facilitating prisoner reentry; promoting recovery from substance use disorder; and fostering flourishing minds.
“This people draweth nigh unto me with their mouth, and honoureth me with their lips; But their heart is far from me.” Matthew 15:8.
In essence, the Office of Faith is a religious social services program renamed and exalted to a higher level of government authority and exist more as a storefront than an actual resource for the nation. They do the same thing the previous office of faith did – distribute grants and government funding opportunities to faith-based institutions – only they have liaisons extended to many other government agencies.
Faith Liaisons – Centers for Faith in Agencies
The Executive Order establishing the WHFO states that each federal agency must, to the extent permitted by law, either:
- designate a “Center for Faith” (if one exists) to oversee the agency’s efforts in connection with the Office, or
- appoint a “Faith Liaison” if no Center exists, and this liaison must report to both agency leadership and the WHFO. White House
This requirement is aimed at embedding coordination at the agency-level so that faith-based, community and houses of worship can engage effectively.
This means that other government agencies have a faith representative appointed by the Faith Office to make sure religious organization and morality is spread throughout society to make the country a more Christian nation. The problem is; this is not happening.
If religious morality is the point of this office, they have failed to reach ICE, the DOJ, the CDC, the FDA, the FBI, and the many other three-letter agencies that keep the government functioning. These government agencies are Not showing any form of Christ-like behavior at all. So, what is the Office of Faith actually doing? NOTHING!.
There are no new headlines or updates as to what they are doing or have done in the past few months, unlike the DOJ or ICE headlines are mainstreamed. Are they praying for the children, the homeless, the sick and impoverished? Are they making sure people are fed or healed? Are they praying for world peace and no wars and making sure people have their God-given right to speak? No. They have done nothing.
In fact, “The success of these implementations (how many faith-based organizations are gaining new capacity or access) appears still in early stages and independent assessments warn of “mission‐drift” or organizational concerns if faith-groups become overly dependent on governmental funding.”
In other words, there is no data reported to show anything of consequence or positive progression have happened since the establishment of this office. Basically, in their claim to improve families, children are being taken from their parents, families are being broken up as immigrant fathers and mothers are being deported or shipped overseas into prison camps; detention centers are being built here in the US and citizens themselves are being detained under deplorable circumstances. This is not of God at all.
They are not protecting women and children seeing domestic violence increases, school shootings and mass shootings increase, and families are going hungry from loss of social service food benefits and healthcare, and other government programs in place to help the population, were slashed by DOGE. Their claim is to provide work and self-sufficient opportunities for people yet wages are low, unemployment is rising, and workers are being laid off their jobs by the hundreds of thousands, not to mention being replaced by AI.
Their proposed effort to protect and defend religious liberty only affords to Christian religions and not freedom for other religions such as Islam, Judaism, Buddhism and the like. Antisemitism is rising among young white males despite the Office’s attempt to fight against antisemitism and anti-Christian views, and more people are leaving the Christian churches than ever before.
Their work on foster care and adoption incentives is nowhere to be seen in society but promotions of growing the white birth rate and population is a constant discussion, while many middle eastern children die from genocide and hunger pains, and many children here in the US alone are homeless, go without school lunch, and suffer illnesses because of flaws in scientific research or no research at all. Let alone healthcare being taken away from millions of mothers and children soon.
Their idea of “providing wholesome and effective education,” is the defunding and dismantling of the Board of Education replaced by unattainable and unfairly distributed school vouchers and homeschooling communities throughout the country. They talk of “preventing and reducing crime and facilitating prisoner reentry,” yet refuse to hold wealthy CEOs accountable for providing jobs in low income and rural communities, and instead build private prisons filled by a masked, militarized army walking the streets of US cities.
They are, “promoting recovery from substance use disorder,” yet are building concentration and labor camps for the poor to pick vegetation from farms economically collapsed by tariff policy. They have defunded drug recovery programs, medication for recovery, and have readied the camps for people who end up on the streets. Yet fentanyl continues to flood the streets through big pharma drug companies.
If the Faith Office were truly of faith in Christ with the mission to make this nation a following of Christ, they would reverse this form of government and enact the complete opposite. Unfortunately, the churches are more concerned about fulfilling their own lust, taking power from the underprivileged, and gaining access to the White House through the Faith Office. They are the ones taking full advantage of the government grants to enrich themselves, but none of the programs are being enacted or care for communities being done.
“While there has been much innovation over time, the faith-based initiative has sometimes been more a way for federal officials to mobilize support from religious communities for administration priorities than a means to expand the good and essential work of neighbor-serving local organizations.”
These faith leaders are not concerned about the nation becoming a Christian nation because they have no vision or understanding of God’s will for humanity. They play politics in search of power and control, but they will face careful and precision judgement from the very God they mock, and the consequences will be dire.
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