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Assault on Our Language: Part Three– The Money and The Family
Why have so many corporations, foundations, and institutions embraced the sexual revolution? This important article explores the financial and ideological forces driving the effort to redefine marriage and family. The battle over marriage and family isn't just cultural—it's financial.
Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality
Tagged Andrew Shechtel, Brian Johnson, C. Frederick Taylor, Christine Soyong Harley, David Gelbaum, Debra Hauser, Franklyn Springfield, Imani Rupert-Gordon, Jennifer Pritzker, Johnathan Smith, MacKenzie Scott, Matan B'Seter Foundation, Obergefell, Peter MacNamara, Shannon Price Minter
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The House is on Fire
Why Christians must engage the culture on sexual ethics or be responsible for our civilization’s demise
As a Christian pastor, I am seeing a dangerous trend among American Christians: There seems to be a philosophical and theological framework developing in reaction to a culture that is becoming increasingly hostile to a Christian worldview. In many cultural spaces, the Christian worldview is considered laughable and openly despised. The response of a large segment of evangelicals is to privatize faith and talk publicly only about issues that don’t ruffle cultural feathers.
This is most profoundly seen in the cultural conversations on sexuality. …
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged Brian Johnson, Deistic societies, Equality Illinois, Gender Fluidity, J.D. Unwin, Joy Pullman, lgbt agenda, Manistic cultures, Marriage, Rationalistic cultures, Sex and Culture, sex and gender, Worldview, Zoistic societies
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