CTP (S3E129) Santa’s Beard, Lawsuits, And A Seven-Foot Trumpbr Exploring more of the fascinating intersection of Activism, Community Engagement, Faith Religion, Human Nature, Politics, Social Issues, and beyondbr We trace Julian Raven’s journey from atheist entrepreneur to Christian artist, and the legal fight that followed when his seven-foot Trump portrait was rejected by the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery. The story blends art, faith, and free speech with a call to active, principled citizenship.br • childhood in Spain and early loss shaping atheismbr • entrepreneurship, addiction, and a mountain epiphanybr • turn to faith and purpose as an artistbr • creation of a symbolic, Christ-centered Trump portraitbr • Smithsonian submission process and rejectionbr • claims of viewpoint discrimination and legal appealsbr • Board of Regents structure and accountabilitybr • recent leadership changes and renewed filingsbr • Christian civic duty, reform over ragebr • website and book details for deeper reading br Please like, share, subscribe.