02.04.2026 10:52
Paula White's words at the Easter dinner held at the White House sparked controversy. White compared Trump to Jesus Christ, saying, "You have been betrayed, falsely accused, but you have risen again." While Trump was seen listening to these words with satisfaction, the statements reignited discussions about the relationship between religion and politics in the United States.
A speech made during an Easter dinner held at the White House in the U.S. sparked public debate. Paula White, known as Donald Trump's "spiritual advisor," likened Trump to Jesus Christ in her speech.
“A STORY YOU LIVE, A FAMILIAR NARRATIVE”
In her speech, White interpreted the experiences Trump has gone through with a religious narrative. Saying, “Mr. President, no one has paid the price you have paid. This is a familiar pattern shown to us by our Lord and Savior,” White associated Trump's experiences with the sufferings of Jesus Christ.
“YOU WERE BETRAYED, YOU ROSE AGAIN”
The speech also addressed the investigations and accusations Trump faced in the political process. White stated, “You were betrayed, you were arrested, and you were falsely accused… But God had a plan. You rose again thanks to His resurrection,” and it was observed that Trump listened to these words attentively and with satisfaction.
A NEW DEBATE HAS BEGUN IN THE U.S.
This particular comparison resonated widely, especially on social media and in political circles. While such religiously referenced statements directed at Trump have previously sparked debate, the latest remarks have brought the discussions of “the language of religion in politics” back to the forefront.