Calling Out Trump’s Abuse of Women—From a Christian Perspective
November 22, 2025
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"A Christian Case Against Donald Trump" (2024)
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In this episode, Pat Kahnke is joined by Amy Hawk for a frank, faith‑grounded analysis of the way Donald Trump speaks to and about women — and what Christians should do about it.
We discuss Trump's "Quiet, piggy" outburst - the most recent example of Trump’s abrasive behavior toward female reporters and how it fits a pattern of abuse.
Amy shares her lived experience ministering to abused women, connects the signs of misogyny to a “Genesis 3 spirit,” and asks the hard question: is this just a bug of the movement, or a feature?
Finally, we outline a Christian response: calling out abusive power, refusing to idolize bullies, and living out the protectiveness Jesus shows toward women.
Why this matters:
The way leaders treat women signals more than just individual character—it reflects the moral fibre of movements and the church. As believers we’re called to something better.
As Amy says: “When men don’t speak up on behalf of women who are being bullied by domineering men…, they are literally just showing us that they don’t have Christ‑likeness.”
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