Religion Being Winsome and Nice Won’t Cut It Anymore, Christian

DarthOne

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On Monday, March 27, a woman who believed she was a man deliberately attacked a conservative Christian school in Nashville, murdering three nine-year-old children and three staff members. It was a deliberate terror attack by a transgender on Christians and their children. A 28-year-old woman named Aubrey Hale, who also went by "Aiden" and demanded others use male pronouns to refer to her, was shot dead by police minutes after the attack began.

Given these circumstances, any reasonable person can safely conclude this was an ideological attack. Whether Hale's manifesto recovered from her vehicle ever sees the light of day is another story, especially if it is damaging to the transgender narrative the regime has devoted massive resources to prop up. What can be pieced together is that:

1. The female-to-male transgender Hale was once a student at Covenant School in Nashville.

2. Tennessee recently passed a bill to protect children from sexualization at Drag shows.

3. March 27 is the beginning of "Transgender Week of Visibility," yet another celebration in the bloated degeneracy liturgical calendar.

4. Every Regime propaganda outfit is in the midst of a full-court press saying evangelicals are Christian Nationalists who plan on genociding transgenders.

The result is that 3 children and 3 adults lie dead, murdered by a person whose mental illness was turned into an ideological weapon by the most evil people on the planet. All day long, 24/7, you hear the message that conservative evangelical Christians are evil scum. We are the only group that hatred of is not only seen as acceptable or allowed but positively virtuous. Add that to a group of people put through the meatgrinder of a callous, godless world that manufactures mental illness, whose minds are so warped they believe that they are the opposite sex and will mutilate their bodies surgically and with hormones, who have been told they are being targeted for extermination, and you have the recipe for mass violence.

As I wrote nearly a year ago after the Uvalde shooting, "the question we ought to be asking is not 'why does this happen?' but rather 'why does it not happen a lot more?'" We live in a society that is past its breaking point (see right). Everything that used to give life meaning has been taken away, driven far from the reach of ordinary people, or made an object of ridicule. Love of one's nation and people is both mocked and called "racist." The normal impulse to desire a spouse and children is ripped apart by divorce, feminism, and sexual perversion and then put out of reach for many by worsening economic and social conditions.

The major institutions of the Christian faith that provided a spiritual foundation for a once great nation—the mainline Protestant churches—were hollowed out over a century ago, now with teary-eyed female pastors offering moralistic, sentimental discourses on Chicken Soup for the Soul at best and gay transsexual, antiwhite race hate, Marxist propaganda, at worst.

The churches that grew over the last century in response to the mainline apostasy retained their adherence to the Bible but are largely beset by a pragmatism that places church growth ahead of faithfulness. The result has been precious few Christian leaders willing to defend the Christian faith in a way that matters to a culture in freefall.

That pragmatism that has infected the church is responsible for much of the cultural rot we are experiencing. The entire ethos of selling the Christian religion as a lifestyle product you separate from and add to your pre-existing way of life has dominated the practice of ostensibly conservative American evangelicalism. It was a convenient arrangement for a lot of people, especially when you lived in a culture that enjoyed the fruits of two millennia of Christian cultural formation.

You could separate the Christian life and keep it self-contained to Sunday morning and maybe a few small group activities throughout the week. You could keep "spiritual talk" separate from talk of your work, of news and politics, of sports and entertainment. That was a convenient arrangement when the entire society, Christian or not, agreed that marriage was between a man and woman and foundational to civilization, that men and women are entirely distinct and immutable sexes, and you had functioning, well-ordered communities where people could reasonably expect to trust one another. But that convenient arrangement no longer exists.

Today you live in Negative World, and Negative World just became deadly. No longer do you live in a place where there is a distinction between being a Christian and "fighting the culture war." Those three nine-year-olds that the monster shot were not consciously combatants in the culture war. They were not little James Dobsons. They were just Christian kids being raised in the nurture and admonition of the Lord by Christian parents. But we have reached a point where simply being a Christian means participation in the culture war is unavoidable. You may not want your children involved in the culture war, but if they bear the name of Christ, they are part of it whether you like it or not. Your enemy has made them a target, if not with bullets, with a poisonous mind virus that they constantly want them exposed to.

It is well past time for Christians, particularly Christian leaders, to recognize this. You have enemies. You have enemies that want you and your children dead. You have enemies you need to fight. Your desire to "win them over" through niceness is a weapon they wield against you. They manipulate your desire to avoid conflict. They know that you are terrified of offending anyone since that will negatively affect church attendance. And so they have rolled over you, they have destroyed your culture, and have now made you a pariah in your own country. You are not going to winsome your way out of this. You can choose to remain silent out of cowardice, or you can begin to fight an evil ideology that could not be in more stark rebellion against the Creator of Heaven and Earth.

You need to be preparing your schools, churches, homes, and selves for this spiritual war. You need to have a plan in place. You need to have men willing to protect your people with force. You need to be physically able to protect your family. You need to be getting in better shape. You will notice the two police officers who dispatched the trans terrorist did not have dad bods. Hard times are here. It is no time for soft men. And lest you think this is an unprecedented time in the history of the church, it is not. Violent individuals provoked by the government to attack dissident Christians is nothing new.

It is even part of the Anglo-American Christian tradition. As one commenter pointed out, the 1689 English Bill of Rights guaranteed the right of Protestants to bear arms to protect themselves against anarchy allowed by the government. The government didn't send goons to attack them; they just let armed thugs loosely aligned with them do their dirty work for them. Sound familiar? We are in a very similar place and will require similar courage and strength of will. The Protestant churches of 17th-century England had strong leaders, strong fathers, and men who believed so strongly in the Lord Jesus they were ready to die for Him. Do we have such men and such leaders? If you are reading this, you are the answer to this question, one way or the other.

We have reached a crossroads in our country. Either biblical Christianity or sexual degeneracy will be tolerated. One will be eradicated by the other. This will not be the last time Christians will be martyred by mentally ill leftist freaks. Will you have the courage to take a stand for righteousness and truth, or will you submit to the hideous and disgusting abusers and murderers of children? The choice is yours.





Your thoughts, ladies and gentle of the Sietch?
 

Bacle

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I'd recommend that Christians probably start also doing more interfaith events; lots of other religions out there have the same target on their back when it comes to trannies, and may be able to give a heads up if something fucky might be about to happen.
 

Simonbob

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I'd recommend that Christians probably start also doing more interfaith events; lots of other religions out there have the same target on their back when it comes to trannies, and may be able to give a heads up if something fucky might be about to happen.

Sorry, Bacle, but that doesn't work so well.


You need something that is strong enough to get people moving, something to make them care, and that's not really compatable with tolerance and the flexability required for interfaith stuff.

You might get inter-Christian groups starting, but even then, well......



Basically, you can be strong, or you can be tolerant, not both.
 

ATP

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Your thoughts, ladies and gentle of the Sietch?
All true.I am just after retreat before Eastern,and priest was talking about how properly show love to people -
hug those who do good things,admonish those who made mistakes,and fight those who becomed monsters.Becouse hugging them,or even trying to speak,would let them to attacking you more.
Of course,we still should pray for them.

P.S Why teachers do not have guns? after that,all christian schools should have armed teachers.And pupils,if they are older.
Pity,that in Poland our socialists do not agree to gave weapons to people.And only viable alternative are german agents,which would not help us,too.
 

The Whispering Monk

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Osaul
P.S Why teachers do not have guns? after that,all christian schools should have armed teachers.And pupils,if they are older.
Pity,that in Poland our socialists do not agree to gave weapons to people.And only viable alternative are german agents,which would not help us,too.
Many teachers do carry in the classroom. Depends on the state. I know that my kids' school is armed.
 

Bacle

When the effort is no longer profitable...
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Sorry, Bacle, but that doesn't work so well.


You need something that is strong enough to get people moving, something to make them care, and that's not really compatable with tolerance and the flexability required for interfaith stuff.

You might get inter-Christian groups starting, but even then, well......



Basically, you can be strong, or you can be tolerant, not both.
If Christians do not seek allies and friends outside their own faith, they will find it much harder to fight the madness of progressives.

In fact, not even trying more interfaith events and cooperation in the face of progressives is part of why the religious right (aka mostly the Christian Right) keep making enemies of other faiths who live in the US, enemies who could be allies if Christians in the US stopped viewing other religions as illegit or evil.

Because Muslims, Jews, Hindi's, Sikhs, Buddists, and other non-progressive faiths are going to all be targets for this sort of madness, and not having interfaith relationships/partnerships is going to hurt both community building and their own security going forward.

America is not a 'Christian nation', we are a multi-faith nation, and thinking Christians are the only targets of this madness is just dumb.
 

Simonbob

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If Christians do not seek allies and friends outside their own faith, they will find it much harder to fight the madness of progressives.

In fact, not even trying more interfaith events and cooperation in the face of progressives is part of why the religious right (aka mostly the Christian Right) keep making enemies of other faiths who live in the US, enemies who could be allies if Christians in the US stopped viewing other religions as illegit or evil.

Because Muslims, Jews, Hindi's, Sikhs, Buddists, and other non-progressive faiths are going to all be targets for this sort of madness, and not having interfaith relationships/partnerships is going to hurt both community building and their own security going forward.

America is not a 'Christian nation', we are a multi-faith nation, and thinking Christians are the only targets of this madness is just dumb.

That's not what I'm saying.

You can find common ground with a group, consider working together in ways, etc. But, if your faith is strong enough to be willing to fight, you're going to see those folk as Wrong.

They might be less Wrong than the LGBT folk, but the strength of your faith will affect your opinion of other faiths.




More you're willing to tolerate other faiths, the more you're going to tolerate the LGBT crap, too. It's in the mindset.
 

ATP

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Many teachers do carry in the classroom. Depends on the state. I know that my kids' school is armed.
Good for them.Now everybody should do that.
Pity,that Poland is not in your state,our socialist or german agents which could repace them would never agree to that.
 
This is nothing alarming to Christians. Our Lord told us that we would be persecuted and it would get worse and worse as his return drew near. That's okay. This life in a fallen world isn't the end-all-be-all.

I don't know what to think. we are to give ourselves willingly to death yet suicide is considered dishonorable...I just I DON'T UNDERSTAND!!!
 

Zyobot

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This is nothing alarming to Christians. Our Lord told us that we would be persecuted and it would get worse and worse as his return drew near. That's okay. This life in a fallen world isn't the end-all-be-all.

Honestly, I doubt most of them share your kind of devotion. Right now, I'd say the average American Christian is someone who passively believes and attends church when they can, but goes about their daily lives in a mostly secular fashion and probably wouldn't appreciate being told to accept the prospect of another "Great Persecution" heading their way.

There are, of course, proud exceptions who would accept their fate if push came to shove — in which case, I think it's safe to say those people mean it and take it far more seriously than most. However, if there's an impulse more deeply ingrained into the human psyche than religion (which is a near-universal institution already), it's survival. And while the majority may think their best shot at it right now is to keep their heads down and their mouths shut... something tells me things won't stay that way forever, as the Left keeps pushing and the Right becomes more and more fed up with their antics. :oops:
 

DarthOne

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and sitting there and taking it is all that different?
A considerable one, yes. One is being willing to stand and hold on to your faith, no matter what, even in the face of torture and death at the hands of others.

Where as suicide is a sin and wrong. Because one’s life is the property of the Lord, and to destroy that life is to wrongly assert dominion over His creation, or to attack Him remotely.
 

posh-goofiness

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Sitting there and taking it isn't what you're supposed to do either. You can control yourself and your actions. @KilroywasNOTHere

Ultimately, if you are faced with the question of your life or your faith, the latter is what you should choose. However, there's a wide gap between that and our current state.

The whole point of the email was a call to action. So, start acting. Leave the areas where this shit is entrenched. Show up to your children's school. Volunteer at your church. Build your local community. There's a lot of stuff we can still do.
 
Sitting there and taking it isn't what you're supposed to do either. You can control yourself and your actions. @KilroywasNOTHere

Ultimately, if you are faced with the question of your life or your faith, the latter is what you should choose. However, there's a wide gap between that and our current state.

The whole point of the email was a call to action. So, start acting. Leave the areas where this shit is entrenched. Show up to your children's school. Volunteer at your church. Build your local community. There's a lot of stuff we can still do.

If that's the case the man is preaching to the choir I've been saying this for Literal years now only for it to fall on deaf ears. Why are people only now saying this stuff NOW???
 

Bacle

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This is nothing alarming to Christians. Our Lord told us that we would be persecuted and it would get worse and worse as his return drew near. That's okay. This life in a fallen world isn't the end-all-be-all.
Taking Revelations seriously has tainted parts of Christianity with a doomsday cult atmosphere, and is part of what turns so many people off to the less culty/apocalypse desiring parts of the Christian faith.
 

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