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Trump freed a pastor. Now he must confront China’s war on Christianity

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Trump freed a pastor. Now he must confront China’s war on Christianity

When Pastor Ezra Jin appeared at Washington’s Ronald Reagan Institute on Oct. 21, his presence represented a significant, if incomplete, victory for religious freedom.

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