Evita

You've probably seen this video already, but there's a really relevant point to make. So just listen to this for some context.

You've probably seen this video already, but there's a really relevant point to make. So just listen to this for some context.

You've probably seen this video already, but there's a really relevant point to make. So just listen to this for some context.

Have you no decency? It's indecent and out of order to acknowledge biological reality in Congress these days and acknowledge it with one word, Mr. It's indecent. I want you to listen. to what OutKick podcast host, Tomi Lahren, said about this exchange. Again, really relevant to this conversation. Take a listen, take a listen closely to what she says.

Have you no decency? It's indecent and out of order to acknowledge biological reality in Congress these days and acknowledge it with one word, Mr. It's indecent. I want you to listen. to what OutKick podcast host, Tomi Lahren, said about this exchange. Again, really relevant to this conversation. Take a listen, take a listen closely to what she says.

Have you no decency? It's indecent and out of order to acknowledge biological reality in Congress these days and acknowledge it with one word, Mr. It's indecent. I want you to listen. to what OutKick podcast host, Tomi Lahren, said about this exchange. Again, really relevant to this conversation. Take a listen, take a listen closely to what she says.

It's mean. It's mean-spirited to call Mr. McBride Mr., You should call him ma'am. And use she, her pronouns to his face, according to Tommy Lahren, because that's the kind thing to do. But Christians aren't called to merely be nice. We are called to defend truth. St. Augustine argued that failing to correct error out of desire to avoid conflict is not love, but cowardice.

It's mean. It's mean-spirited to call Mr. McBride Mr., You should call him ma'am. And use she, her pronouns to his face, according to Tommy Lahren, because that's the kind thing to do. But Christians aren't called to merely be nice. We are called to defend truth. St. Augustine argued that failing to correct error out of desire to avoid conflict is not love, but cowardice.

It's mean. It's mean-spirited to call Mr. McBride Mr., You should call him ma'am. And use she, her pronouns to his face, according to Tommy Lahren, because that's the kind thing to do. But Christians aren't called to merely be nice. We are called to defend truth. St. Augustine argued that failing to correct error out of desire to avoid conflict is not love, but cowardice.

We should want the best for people, and sometimes that requires something called tough love. Dear parent, you know what it is. Doesn't mean you have to be over the top and cruel. There are ways of doing things, and simply and calmly saying Mr. in front of a national audience so as not to set a public precedent that men can be women is not cruel.

We should want the best for people, and sometimes that requires something called tough love. Dear parent, you know what it is. Doesn't mean you have to be over the top and cruel. There are ways of doing things, and simply and calmly saying Mr. in front of a national audience so as not to set a public precedent that men can be women is not cruel.

We should want the best for people, and sometimes that requires something called tough love. Dear parent, you know what it is. Doesn't mean you have to be over the top and cruel. There are ways of doing things, and simply and calmly saying Mr. in front of a national audience so as not to set a public precedent that men can be women is not cruel.

That congressman was not being cruel when he called Mr. McBride Mr., St. Augustine wrote, in matters of truth, charity is served by holding to the truth, not by yielding to error for the sake of peace. Defending the good in 2024 often requires the courage to speak hard truths because superficial niceness enables evil.

That congressman was not being cruel when he called Mr. McBride Mr., St. Augustine wrote, in matters of truth, charity is served by holding to the truth, not by yielding to error for the sake of peace. Defending the good in 2024 often requires the courage to speak hard truths because superficial niceness enables evil.

That congressman was not being cruel when he called Mr. McBride Mr., St. Augustine wrote, in matters of truth, charity is served by holding to the truth, not by yielding to error for the sake of peace. Defending the good in 2024 often requires the courage to speak hard truths because superficial niceness enables evil.

When we are looking to what is good and true in Christianity, we are blinded by this obsession with niceness. This is why I said that we need a moral standard, deeper, more concrete. That is Christianity. That's more than just what feels right. It isn't nice to say, that a transgender-identifying male online prostitute with a publicly documented cannibalism fetish shouldn't hold public office?

When we are looking to what is good and true in Christianity, we are blinded by this obsession with niceness. This is why I said that we need a moral standard, deeper, more concrete. That is Christianity. That's more than just what feels right. It isn't nice to say, that a transgender-identifying male online prostitute with a publicly documented cannibalism fetish shouldn't hold public office?

When we are looking to what is good and true in Christianity, we are blinded by this obsession with niceness. This is why I said that we need a moral standard, deeper, more concrete. That is Christianity. That's more than just what feels right. It isn't nice to say, that a transgender-identifying male online prostitute with a publicly documented cannibalism fetish shouldn't hold public office?

Is that what we're saying? Who are we to judge? He was born this way, as Lady Gaga would say. Only a society that has lost its moral compass, having forsaken the Christian truths that once guided it, would ever even entertain such a question as who are we to judge? when we're talking about having a transgender identifying online prostitute with a cannibalism fetish leading a community of people.

Is that what we're saying? Who are we to judge? He was born this way, as Lady Gaga would say. Only a society that has lost its moral compass, having forsaken the Christian truths that once guided it, would ever even entertain such a question as who are we to judge? when we're talking about having a transgender identifying online prostitute with a cannibalism fetish leading a community of people.