The American Spectator
"A second reason for suffering the slings and arrows of the Left and covertly in some Evangelical quarters is that I have never obscured the fact that Scripture, including Jesus, treats homosexual practice (and, by extension, transgenderism) as the worst form of sexual expression among consenting human adults." R.G.
"I am Charlie,” or perhaps better, “We are Charlie,” has quickly become an appropriate moniker for those who share many of the same views for which Charlie Kirk was killed and his death celebrated (and a moniker for a few who, though not sharing his views in a significant way, are willing to stand with those who do).
"I can say categorically, after a half-century mostly spent at leftist institutions of higher learning, that the most viciously intolerant persons are found on the Left, by far.
As compared to conservatives, they are far more given as a whole to expletive-laden rhetoric, hateful personal abuse, misrepresentation of an opponent’s views, outright lies and slander, ostracizing and harassment tactics, justification of violence, and all-around incivility. There are, of course, exceptions, but the exceptions here don’t disprove the rule.
"This should not be surprising, given that their two greatest idols are the promotion of the immorality of transgenderism and homosexuality, and the promotion of virtually unrestricted abortion, the killing of human life. And the means by which they achieve these ends is the suppression of the First Amendment on freedom of speech and the free exercise of religion.
The Leftist Penchant for Celebrating Assassination
"Nothing has demonstrated this to the general public more than the sickening display of exuberant joy erupting from the Left at the assassination of Charlie Kirk. It’s even worse than you think. The ones who have been caught expressing this depraved joy are simply those members of the Left who are the most tone-deaf and have the lowest social IQ.
"Much larger numbers of the Left, especially politicians and members of the media, experience the same joy but are socially smart enough to keep it to themselves or even to profess, with deception, that they are shocked that such an assassination should happen to a person whom they have repeatedly characterized (even in the aftermath of his death) as a “divisive,” “far-Right,” “polarizing,” and “hateful” “fascist” and “Nazi.” . . . More
Robert A. J. Gagnon is Visiting Scholar at Wesley Biblical Seminary in Ridgeland, Miss., and has taught previously at Middlebury College, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, and Houston Christian University. He has degrees from Dartmouth College (B.A.), Harvard Divinity School (M.T.S.), and Princeton Theological Seminary (Ph.D.). He has published a number of works, including The Bible and Homosexual Practice
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