The Bulletin

Can I Get a Witness?

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Apr 11, 2025
Paul D. Miller, a Georgetown University professor and former White House staffer, and Matthew Lee Anderson, a theology professor at Baylor University, dive into the intricate U.S.-China trade tensions. They explore how tariffs affect not only economics but also the church's role during crises. The conversation shifts to a Christian response to cancel culture, emphasizing the need for open dialogue in academia. Finally, Justin Giboney inspires hope, urging proactive engagement in societal issues rather than paralysis amid political upheaval.
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INSIGHT

China's Threat

  • China poses a threat to the U.S. and the free world due to unfair labor practices and economic leverage.
  • This leverage allows China to censor American voices and impose their standards on U.S. entities.
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Trump's Incoherent Trade War

  • Trump's trade war rhetoric lacks articulation of human rights concerns regarding China.
  • His focus seems more on economic competition than on addressing China's human rights abuses.
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Trade War Volatility

  • Trump's trade war creates volatility, damaging trust with U.S. allies and potentially harming the American economy long-term.
  • The tariffs appear to be calculated using primitive formulas, even targeting uninhabited territories.
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