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Most of the Americans who are pushing back today against the over-the-top celebration of homosexuality, lesbianism, and transgenderism (or worse) have been extremely tolerant and quite patient for many years. But now they are saying enough is enough.
Committed and prayerful Christians are being urged to attend a prayer vigil at the California State Capitol to counter a state senator’s plan to recognize a perverse drag queen group that mocks Catholicism and is bragging about the cowering L.A. Dodgers.
Americans are a tolerant people. But we should realize by now that sexual deviance has become a club with which to clobber Christians and Jews and destroy First Amendment freedoms.
Wokeness, it seems, has infiltrated almost every institution in America – including, in some instances, the Church. So, an author and pastor is asking his fellow pastors to sign a pledge that they will fight this secular religion from the pulpit.
In a lawless time, truth-telling isn't enough to stop the moral slide. It takes people willing to ignore the slings and arrows and stand up for what's right – and those who do need us to have their backs.
A former member of Congress says it's wrong for people to believe they can reverse what God did by trying to redefine their gender – and it's just as wrong to embrace that mindset in order expand a voter base.
After it listened to public backlash, the Los Angeles Dodgers backtracked from a plan to recognize a perverse homosexual group that mocks Catholicism. Then the baseball franchise witnessed how homosexual activists react to bad news for their side.
In a weakened armed forces focused on abortion and drag queens, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin says he has concerns about military readiness.
Like Bud Light, which should be a cautionary tale on how to offend heartland consumers, the U.S. Navy is alienating conservatives with its 'drag queen' recruiting video. Putting a man in women’s lingerie isn’t how you appeal to the very patriots who’ve historically made up the military.
Kentucky is making moves to protect children from being influenced by inappropriate sources, at least in public spaces.
