Once again, Christianity proves to be an astounding personal development tool.
Christians tend to call each other out for bad behaviour. We might all be tribal allies in this pointless culture war, but that doesn’t mean we let each other off the hook.
If a Christian does something foolish, selfish or evil, other Christians will judge them for it.
Not so with the woke.
An example to please you:
They will criticise you if you don’t love drag queens. Apart from that being valid from an aesthetic point – the woke are blind to Beauty – this judgement is purely tribal.
Because when you point out that drag shows for kids are disgusting and creepy, they go one of two ways:
One, they defend the practice. That just confirms how lost and rotten they are.
Two, they say not all of them are like that. Every group has its bad apples, including and especially religious folks, so maybe we should be kinder to them.
Sure – the moment the Good woke call out the behaviour of the bad woke.
I’ve yet to see that. In fact, I’ve seen say accusing drag queens of being inappropriate with kids is just queerphobia… while defending the Olympic Opening Ceremony.
You know, where they depicted a child in an orgy.
If they woke genuinely hated those accusations, they’d hate anyone who made those accusations valid. That’s how adults operate. Instead, they aren’t valid about much.
And if I’m wrong about this – if there are wokies who love how unburdened by what has been they are but hate all the creepiness, they should speak up. If they tolerate everything Good instead of just everything, they’ll win more hearts and minds – and deserve it, even as wrong as they are.
Moving on to happier topics:
In the culture war, we win. The reason the leftist keep changing the narrative every few months is because they scramble from broken weapon to broken weapon.
But the Gates of Hell can’t stand against the Church.
Christianity wins in the end.
But that’s no guarantee that you will come out unscathed.
All you can do is pray, fight, think and train.
This will help with the thinking and training: