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Journalist with @ChristianPost "So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God." -- 1 Corinthians 10:31
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"Be very careful, then, how you live — not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil."
-- Ephesians 5:15-16
Brandon M Showalter retweeted
NETTR is contrary to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Even if you think that left-wing distortion of the Gospel is worse in substance (and yes, it's grave indeed), the Lord doesn't give you an out.
He's not impressed with any ideological flavor of idolatry.
And He won't be mocked.
Brandon M Showalter retweeted
🧵THREAD🧵
It seems many Christian voices are going full-bore nowadays against feminism as though it's the singular source of all worldly ills.
Yes, the third-wave stuff is truly awful. I share the revulsion there. But people aren't making distinctions, and it matters.
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A conservative-leaning Hispanic Christian woman writes in CP Voices on the Repeal the 19th madness and the chauvinism and extremism swirling about today.
christianpost.com/voices/rep…
I hate this insane, vile chauvinism. Hate it.
If you think women should be able to vote, have jobs, live alone, or have unsupervised access to one another, that is because "you have normalcy bias for insane world": "You're living in an insane asylum and you think it's the normal world." peoplefor.org/rightwingwatch…
As blasphemous as this is, I expect religious progressives to behave this way.
Yes, it must be resisted.
But the "edgy" dissident right telecasty slop garbage bothers me more.
Earnest Christians are used to seeing the lefty blasphemy.
Not so much the stuff on the "right."
🧵SHORT THREAD🧵
The first half of 2023 was the golden age of Twitter/X.
Elon opened up the information flow.
And it was like we could breathe!
And speak!
No more bans for "misgendering."
Then, October 7th happened.
Delusional filth exploded.
It all devolved from there.
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People previously banned under old Twitter's user rules were given free rein to foment...demons.
But the banned normies who used the "wrong" pronoun?
They learned just how much filth there was out there. They didn't see it as much before because it was often banned, too.
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8. But it seemed to pale in comparison with woke institutional power from major sectors, where you might literally be fired from your job for correctly identifying the biological sex of a person! Or banned from Twitter (now X). My publication was frozen for 9 months for that.
9. Sure, much of the general public has become royally tired of wokeness, and even figures like AOC are strategically admitting that woke 1 was "crazy." Defunding cops? INSANE. Males in women's sports. BATGUANO CRAZY. Trans-ing minor kids? EVIL.
6. COVID-19 walloped the world in 2020, and we're all kind of still traumatized by that, I think. And the madness exploded online in so many different ways. The already redpilled (understandable to a degree, sure) became even more redpilled. And many went nuts. It was fraught.
3. That's oversimplifying it a lot, yes, but it's just nuts the amount of times people have been called haters and bigots and phobes and white nationalists and all kinds of crap and faced WILD and sometimes legal antagonism for...trying to be freaking normal!
4. A few years ago, I reported on a library event where the rainbow-queer brigade held a Pride fest for youth where they distributed penis bookmarks, sex lubricants, and breast binder gift certificates. I kid you not. Moms tried to expose the grooming? Got police-escorted out.
A 10-POINT 🧵 on the MADNESS OF THE MOMENT
1. Ordinary, faithful Christians have for YEARS been slimed as bigots for believing normal things. Mostly from the cultural Left, which dominates the major institutions. It was (and still is) exhausting and obnoxious.
🧵SHORT THREAD🧵
During what some call the peak woke era, perhaps from 2019-2022, it wasn't uncommon to be labeled as a "white supremacist" for, say, holding a standard Christian view on subject XYZ.
It happened to the most earnest, kind people I know.
It was nuts!
But now?
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