The White House recently published a remarkable document: “President Trump’s Top 250 Victories for People of Faith.” Not 25. Not 50. Two hundred and fifty. The administration describes Donald Trump as the most pro-faith, pro-life, and pro-religious-liberty president in American history. And at first glance, some of what appears on the list is exactly what you might expect—protection of houses of worship, conscience rights, combating antisemitism, religious freedom abroad. But

There is nothing wrong with faith. There is nothing wrong with prayer. There is nothing wrong with believing that religious values have made your life richer, your family stronger, or your community more compassionate. America has always been home to people of deep faith, and countless churches quietly feed the hungry, comfort the grieving, mentor children, and rebuild lives every single day. This isn't an argument against any of that. When politicians promise better outcomes