Garrett

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@BitcoinUndisc @JoelWebbon Is eating glue a sin?

The average Christian woman on social media is retarded. I don’t mean to be rude, but this is a lesson for the general public that is simply too valuable to pass up. First, I will truthfully and plainly answer the woman’s question, without apology: I am AGAINST interracial marriage. That is to say, I believe interracial marriage “generally” goes against God’s normative design for humanity, nations, and cultures. Now, allow me to demonstrate why the question is so stupid by providing a line of actual good questioning that would have produced far more clarity, beginning with the woman’s vague and ambiguous question: 1) Are you for or against interracial marriage? 2) If against, do you believe interracial marriage is a sin? 3) If a sin, do you believe the act of entering an interracial marriage is a one-time sin, or does it place the individuals in a state of ongoing and continual sin? 4) If a sin, do you believe interracial marriage should be categorized as a crime? 5) If a crime, what penalty do you believe is justified for the civil magistrate to inflict upon the “criminal”? In other words, there is a million miles of distance between being “against interracial marriage” and “capital punishment being the just penalty for those who enter into an interracial marriage”. The majority of Christian Nationalists that I have partnered with would answer “yes” to the first question, but “no” to all the following questions (I, personally, fall into this category; believe it or not, @NickJFuentes also falls into this category, and has said so many times publicly). Some of the Christian Nationalists that I have partnered with would answer “yes” to the first two questions, but “no” to all the following questions. In regards to answering “yes” to the second question, these individuals would say that the act of entering into an interracial marriage is a one-time sin, but does not place the individuals into a state of ongoing and continual sin (I, personally, disagree with these individuals, but I am not ashamed to call them my brothers; I believe they are wrong in this specific position, but there is no legitimate witness from either Scripture or 2,000 years of church history that would condemn their position as a heresy, and therefore, the individuals who hold such a position should be accepted as brothers in Christ). Thank you for attending my brief lecture in how to think reasonably as a Christian, and why women (even Christian women) are generally incapable of doing so. This is why I make no apology in consistently saying that women should log off of social media and devote their attention to baking pies - apple, preferably. God bless.