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Donald Trump’s Spiritual Team
•Paula White
•Normand Vincent Peale
•Kenneth Copeland
•Eitan Yardeni

His current spiritual advisor, “Paula Michelle Purr” who now goes by the name of Paula White CAIN is a literal demon.
She DEMANDED all “Satanic
Pregnancies” be miscarried.
A Pastor calling for miscarriages —how interesting.
Has been publicly endorsed by the Church of Satan…

Jerusalem Post:

Paula White:
“Christians must learn from Jews, not convert them”.

Rev. Paula White CAIN speaks with participants at Young Women's Leadership Summit 202.

“I believe President Trump was God's answer to so many prayers, she said, and he was and is appointed by God to lead America.”

Donald Trump’s fav pastor growing up, Normand Vincent Peale, was a a 33rd degree Freemason and false teacher.

Norman Vincent Peale popularized “positive thinking,” blending Christian Science ideas with psychology and biblical language. His teachings emphasized that thoughts are causative—able to shape health, destiny, and success. He advocated “imaging,” a practice of visualizing goals until they manifest, paired with faith and gratitude for outcomes before they occur.

As a minister, Peale denied core Christian doctrines. He described God as “vitality” and “energy” rather than a personal being and claimed, “It’s not necessary to be born again… Christ is one of the ways.” Critics like theologian John Krumm observed that Peale shifted focus from God’s sovereignty to self-centered ambition. While some, like Billy Graham, praised him, Peale’s message replaced the gospel with self-help, undermining biblical truth.
The core of all luciferian systems, the carrot of liberation, self realization and godhood. The very first lies ever told.

What do you know about Donald Trump’s Kabbalah teacher, Eitan Yardeni?
How does studying this craft shape or influence one’s claim to Christianity?

Remember when Trump dodged the question of repentance—why avoid it with such fervour?

And then there’s Kenneth Copeland, a televangelist whose extravagant lifestyle and distorted doctrines speak for themselves.

So, what does this web of advisors reveal about Trump’s faith and the “Christianity” he claims to represent?
For believers, does this align with the gospel of Jesus Christ—or does it undermine it entirely?

For non-believers: If this is the Christianity Trump embodies, does it make the faith seem authentic—or just another tool for power and control?