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Joe Rogan is an atheist who has spoken out strongly against Christianity. The whole thing's so stupid.

Just stop and think how f***ing stupid that is. Ben Shapiro is a Jew, which means he is obviously not a

Christian. The reason I wear a yarmulke is for two reasons. One, there's a religious reason. Going all the way back to the Talmud, Jews have worn yarmulkes, they've covered their heads out of submission to God and as a reminder that God is above us at all times.

And the second reason is because, no, I'm not going anywhere and anybody who has a problem with it can write off.

However, many Christians support and celebrate certain successes of numerous non -Christians like Joe Rogan and Ben Shapiro.

For example, Jordan Peterson, James Lindsay, and Ricky Gervais, among others.

Why do Christians and non -Christians sometimes unite on particular ways, even though the

Christian worldview conflicts with all other worldviews? Two no's.

The primary goal of Christians is to proclaim the gospel of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ alone to all people.

And this gospel message fundamentally contradicts and excludes every other religion and system of thought.

I said, don't you see, I saw that and the one who's the son of God and his apostles are saying to me that there is no other name under heaven through which men must be saved than through the name of Christ.

I said, don't you see that if I believe that Christ is one way, I have to believe that he's the only way or else

I have to believe that this one who is one way is dead wrong when he claims to be the only way.

And if he's dead wrong when he claims to be the only way, I'd be foolish to think that he's even one way.

Regarding this goal, Christians are not at all united with any non -Christian.

At the same time, Christians also have another goal, which is to influence society and culture by speaking and defending everything

God has revealed to be true through the Bible. This includes truths relating to the value and dignity of the unborn.

The right of women to make decisions about their own bodies is not negotiable.

What it means that God created humans, male and female. Can you tell me what a woman is?

No, I can't, because it's not for me to say. Womanhood looks different for everybody. The definition of marriage as being between one man and one woman.

But if you believe in something that hurts another person that does not give someone the same rights or freedoms, not necessarily under the

Constitution, because this is under God, I think that that's wrong. And I think that the Catholic Church and many other churches really need to re -examine themselves and their teachings, because that is not what

God is about. God is not about hindering people or even judging people. The injustice of restricting people from doing what

God has commanded them to do. Keep hearing them say over and over, the Lord commands us to meet, the

Lord commands us to meet. He does not. And much more. Regarding issues like these,

Christians recognize that God has given common grace to the human race by restricting the sin that is possible within society.

And one way God restricts sin is through non -Christians who have the right view on issues like these, even if they don't give glory to the

God of the Bible for these truths. Hey, this is Michael. Yeah, the real

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Thank you so much for your eyeballs and support. The Daily Wire has supported and promoted pastors like John MacArthur and Vodie Bauckham, and there is an alliance there against the evils of identity politics, critical race theory, the

LGBTQ agenda, and many more issues. Critical race theory essentially holds four basic tenets.

Tenet number one is that racism is ordinary, not aberrational. It is the way that society, these are direct quotes. This is the usual way society does business, the common everyday experience of most people of color in this country.

Second, that these systems of oppression serve quote important purposes, both psychic and material for the dominant group, namely white

Americans. Third, that race and races are the product of social thoughts and relations. So all groupings are essentially arbitrary, but they're created by white people to harm other people.

And finally, that minority status quote brings with it a presumed competence to speak about race and racism, meaning that if you're a person of color, you get to speak about race and racism and nobody else does.

These are the these are the main components of critical race theory. There's four. One, racism is normal.

Number two is this idea of convergence theory. This means that white people are incapable of righteous actions on race and only undo racism when it benefits them.

Thirdly, CRT is anti -liberal and and what what

I mean is they question the very foundation of the liberal order. And when I say the liberal order, I'm not talking about liberal or conservative.

I mean the idea of equality, legal reasoning, enlightenment, rationalism, the idea of neutrality, right?

And even the scientific method. And finally, the idea that knowledge is socially constructed.

Something else you'll never hear at the Masters University is social justice, critical race theory, white privilege, white guilt, racial identity.

We don't teach that. We don't advocate that. That's not biblical. Look, we all understand that the

Bible says we're not to prefer one person over another. That in Christ there's neither bond nor free, male or female,

Jew or Gentile. We're all one. We understand the biblical reality of that. That we are one in Christ.

And because we're one in Christ, the last thing we would ever do is divide people up into identity groups in order to satisfy revenge, vengeance, hatred, in order to divest people of responsibility for their own lives.

Even though Joe Rogan has expressed condescension towards Christianity. Christianity at the end of the day, with no proof, everything is mythology.

Everything, with no proof. Christians have supported Rogan in his very public fights against evils like transgenderism.

Irreversible damage, the transgender craze seducing our daughters. Boy, that's a hot buttons object, right?

That is a, this is a minefield. It shouldn't be though. Government tyranny. What are your thoughts about this vaccine passport concept?

Because a lot of people find that deeply problematic. Giving the government this ability to let people travel or not travel based on whether or not you've been vaccinated.

Cancel culture and big tech censorship. Bauckham says he has befriended atheist

James Lindsay, who is also fighting against the evil of CRT.

Another resource, and I quoted from this resource earlier, New Discourses. Now New Discourses is curated by an atheist.

He's an atheist that I've become friends with. His name is James Lindsay. Ricky Gervais, another atheist who has spoken out strongly against Christianity.

You say, um, uh, there's a God. I say, can you prove that?

You say no. I say, I don't believe you then. Did something commendable when he exposed truths about elite

Hollywood celebrities. So if you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a platform to make a political speech, right?

You're in no position to lecture the public about anything. You know nothing about the real world. Most of you spent less time in school than Greta Thunberg.

And even though there is much that is wrong with the Republican party, many Christians have chosen to ally themselves with this party to stop or slow the progress of the evil of the radical democratic party and its platform.

I said, any real true believer is going to be on your side in this election because it's not just an individual.

It's an entire set of policies that Christians cannot in any way affirm. And the list of non -Christians who say and fight for many true, good, and right things goes on and on.

If, or when, we as Christians choose to form alliances with particular non -Christians or non -Christian groups by supporting the true and right things they are doing, we need to remember what we are and what we aren't doing.

We are supporting what God is through them to preserve the human race through common grace.

But we are not supporting their continued rebellion to God or their false worldview.

Even though we like some or a lot of what they are doing, we still pray that they would repent of sin and turn to faith in Christ alone for their salvation.