In case
leftists haven’t perpetrated enough hoaxes or issued enough preposterous statements
for you lately, here is another. United Church of Christ Rev. Jes Kast recently posted on
Twitter: "Christmas season is about God choosing a woman to lead a
revolution of re-organizing the structures of societal power by her leadership, tenderness,
and faith." Um, not entirely sure about that one, Jes. Some of us believe
that Christmas has something to do with Christ, specifically His birth as the
Son of God and Savior of the world. You might want to restrict your lectures on
feminist empowerment and Marxist theory to the rest of the year and “let” Jesus
Christ be the focus of the Christmas season.
A United Church of
Christ spokesperson noted in 2011 that the church had committed to “using
inclusive and expansive imagery for God and would “no longer use exclusively
male language to refer to God.” The denomination's Twitter bio
reads: "United in Spirit and inspired by God's grace, we accept all, love
all, and seek justice for all. We are the United Church of Christ." Really?
Does the church make any distinction between, say,
serial child rapists and, oh, those that don’t serially rape children? Or does
it love them all equally and without judgement? Does its “inclusive and
expansive imagery for God” include God as a transvestite or transgender? Agender?
Pansexual? What are God’s preferred pronouns? Jesus’? Should we refer to Jesus
as “they,” or perhaps “Xir?” Has the church updated all its Bibles, hymnals,
and other literature to reflect its awe-inspiring inclusiveness? Has it fully
leveraged its arrogant wokeness and virtue-signaling to appeal to a younger,
hipper, more progressive potential flock, even as it’s sold its soul for what
it deems to be the higher moral imperative of diversity?
What we need to do is reorganize the
structures of societal power so that power is stripped from the elites who
believe themselves to be greater than both the citizens they rule over and the
God those citizens believe in…and return it to the citizens they so disdain.
The belief and primacy of Natural
Law is the only possible way a free and just
society can be sustained. That is simply a historical—and natural—fact, though
controversial in all statist and tyrannical societies. It is not an opinion, it
is a reality. This was the
defining factor that made the United States
different than other nations, and, to the extent the U.S. has strayed from that
belief, it has been to its great and rapid detriment. Simply put, if our rights
don’t come from our Creator (and none of us created ourselves, did we?), then
they come from man. Or woman. Bob. Or Brunhilda. Or a group of people. Republicans
or Democrats, Fascists or Communists. And, if that’s the case, then none of us
have any inherent rights outside of those they grant us. So, if the government
wishes to incarcerate us or exterminate us, too bad, so be it.
The Bible says God so loved the world that He gave His only
begotten Son, so that everyone who believes in Him may not perish
but may have everlasting life. Our rulers
want us to believe in them, too-- but would Nancy Pelosi, Angela Merkel,
Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong un, or the Chinese Communist Party make that same
sacrifice, that same promise?
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