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Let's take a look at six of the most popular conservatives in our culture today and comment on them from a

Christian perspective. You're not going to want to miss the last one. At number six is Brett Cooper, who is a rising star, especially on YouTube, where her channel has skyrocketed to over 3 million subscribers in a short amount of time.

Brett covers viral and trending topics from a conservative perspective. Rolling up to be awful.

Starting out strong, we have C is for consent. Um, pretty self -explanatory. Because I'm raising a feminist, we've got

A is for awesome. 23 inspirational women. Next, we have I clean like daddy. There's even a page in the end where the whole family is cleaning together to show that it's not just mom and sister stuff.

Finally, we have Except When They Don't, a book about, um, boys and girls liking whatever they want, regardless of their gender.

I don't want my baby growing up to be an awful white male. It's your child! Somebody says, just don't be a bad parent and you won't have to worry about that.

Exactly. Why is there no books about race and diversity if you don't want him growing up to be awful? Why, mom?

Why? As someone who creates YouTube content myself, I have a lot of respect for Brett and the content she creates.

Brett defends Christians against critics, but she says she is not actively religious. Will Jay -Z and their disciples succeed?

Can they bring love back to Earth and save the straight tribes from their original phobia? I hate people.

I'm not even actively religious, and I know that this is offensive. I really hope that Brett will consider the teachings of the

Bible and recognize the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ someday. I want to know, have you watched any of Brett Cooper's content?

If so, what do you think about it? Share in the comments below. At number 5 is J .P. Sears, who is a popular conservative comedian.

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So I asked the question, why are people getting more Christian without even trying?

Here's what I believe to be true about that. The presence of evil and Satan that evil emanates from has never been more obvious, at least in my lifetime.

The past three years, evil isn't hiding anymore. It's coming at us through authoritarianism, movements, people, groups, companies, governments, trying to invade our minds, invade our

God -given free will. So as that's become more obvious, I think there's a natural polarity that happens.

If you're not someone who's willing to do the devil's bidding, if you're not someone who's willing to propagate evil, then there's a natural occurrence that happens.

When you're in the presence of evil, you polarize to the other extreme. You may not even be consciously aware of it, but the presence of evil makes you lean away.

Then therefore, what direction are you leaning towards? That would be the direction of God.

Certainly the opposite of evil, the opposite of Satan. While it is certainly encouraging that JP is changing his mind about God, it seems that JP still does not believe in all the

Bible teaches about sin, repentance, and salvation through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone.

So my prayer is that God would continue to reveal the full truth of scripture and the gospel to JP.

I want to know if you watch JP's video about changing his mind about God and what you thought of it.

Share in the comments below. At number four is Ben Shapiro, who is one of the leading conservative voices in our culture today.

I'm a strong supporter of a lot of what Ben and the Daily Wire do in fighting back against censorship and lies of the mainstream media and culture.

At the same time, it's clear that Ben is a devout Jew who does not believe the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Here's Ben talking a little about what he believes. If there is a God which I believe who exists outside of time and space and that what animates me is that I'm made in the image of God and that what animates my capacity is that I'm made in the image of God, that I reunify with God.

Basically, the traditional Jewish take on this has been that there's a cleansing process. Judaism doesn't believe in eternal hell.

So it's instead this idea that there's a cleansing process for your soul, the part that you got from God, that spark of life that you got from God, you've schmutzed it up while you're alive, and now there's a cleansing process and that's what hell is, sort of.

As an Orthodox Jew, I believe that God provided us a moral foundation in the Bible and that that moral foundation is, if you live by that moral foundation, you will live a happier, better life, freer of sin.

I was encouraged to hear John MacArthur clearly share the gospel with Ben when he was invited onto Ben's Sunday special.

The Gospel According to God, and it's from Isaiah 53, that great chapter.

And you read Isaiah 53, and it's the biography of the Messiah, the servant of the

Lord, and it lays out his arrival, and his rejection, and his death, and his resurrection, and his ascension, and his coronation.

It explains the gospel in more specific terms than any chapter in the New Testament. He was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities, the chastisement for our peace fell on him, and by his wounds we are healed.

Wow, that sounds like the Christian doctrine of justification because that's exactly what it is. My prayer is that Ben would remember his conversation with John MacArthur and that it would be a means to bring

Ben to faith in Jesus Christ. At number three is Jordan Peterson, who has become a leading voice, especially for young men.

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Incel being these weirdo, loner men who are despicable in many ways.

Is that you? Are you the intellectual hero to these people? Sure, why not? You know, people have been after me for a long time because I've been speaking to disaffected young men.

You know, what a terrible thing to do that is. I certainly appreciate a lot of the things that Jordan says about cultural issues, and I'm glad he is bold in standing up for what he believes in.

At the same time, I have serious concerns about Jordan's unusual profession that he is a

Christian. Okay, um, good question. Are you a Christian? I suppose the most straightforward answer to that is yes, although I think it's, it's, let's leave it at yes.

However, Jordan's version of Christianity is a moralistic one, and Jordan never mentions the gospel of sin, hell, and salvation through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone.

And Jordan doesn't seem to care about the differences between different Christian denominations, and even singles out

Protestants as problematic. Once again to the churches, Protestant, you're the worst at the moment.

Catholic, Orthodox, invite young men. Put up a billboard. Say, young men are welcome here.

Print some flyers and put them in a box by the billboard. Signal the existence of those flyers with an arrow with the words, more information about attending here.

Tell those who have never been in a church exactly what to do, how to dress, when to show up, who to contact, and most importantly, what they can do.

And Jordan also seems to not even care that people are Muslim instead of Christians. Second, far more unites you with the other people of the book, as your own prophet himself, peace be unto him, forthrightly said, than what divides you.

You all believe, for example, in a book. You all believe, for example, in God, and believe that you have an ultimate duty to that God.

You are all followers of a prophetic tradition, and that is a tradition that unites the wisdom of the past with the vision and voice of those willing to see and speak truly and lovingly in the present.

Clearly, Jordan is a powerful voice in our culture, but he is not at all a true Christian voice, despite speaking a lot about Christianity and the

Bible. I want to know what your thoughts are about Jordan Peterson. Share in the comments below. At number two is

Andrew Tate, who's becoming more and more influential in conservative circles because he does say some very true things about many important topics.

I come along, I genuinely get thousands of emails a day saying I'm helping men's mental health, but no, you can't help it the way

Andrew wants. You can't tell them to go to the gym and stand up for themselves and have pride. What kind of man's going to have a solid mentality and not have mental health issues if he has no pride?

It's part of being a man. Part of being a man is proud of yourself. If you wake up and you're not proud of who you are and how you look and the things you say, how are you ever going to have a solid mentality?

So when I teach things that genuinely help men's mental health, that's outlawed. No, you're not allowed to do that. Instead, you have to take our version, which is to pretend to care about men's mental health.

There is indeed a very big problem with men not being able to learn from the culture what it truly means to be a man, and many of the things

Andrew says about this topic are actually quite good. However, there is another side of Andrew regarding this topic that is very bad, namely his unashamed use of sexual immorality to gain wealth.

I don't mention webcam until after I've had sex with a girl. If you're on dates and you're trying to mention it and sh**, it just doesn't work.

It puts them off. I'd never do that. That's disgusting. I'm not a wh**e. It's just not gonna work.

You continue as normal, no mention of webcam, you f**k the girl. After you f**k the girl, you do the

PhD test. So yeah, on corporatedate .com, I have my PhD program, and that is, PhD is

Pimpin' Ho's degree. Clever, clever. That teaches basically how

I got girls, how I met girls, how I got girls to like me, how I got girls to fall in love with me, to work on webcam for me.

Okay, so that's disgusting. That is actually evil. And the idea that you seduce a girl, make her fall in love with you, have sex with you, and then get her to pose nude and, you know, perform act in front of a camera so you can take a piece of her money, a

Pimpin' Ho's degree, that's disgusting. I very much agree with what Ben says here. Perhaps Andrew has changed since he used to do this, but I have never heard him express regret or remorse for this kind of behavior.

And indeed, there are many conservatives who are saying that a person who is proud to have done these things should not be a thought leader for conservatives.

Andrew is also definitely not a Christian, and he professes to follow the religion of Islam. It's just for me, it feels like the last religion on earth.

I feel like there's no other religion. People say to me, why did you convert? And I said, I don't really feel it as a conversion. It's almost like I knew

God was real, and now I've become religious. And they say, well, you were religious before. I was like, religious before how? Christian? What does

Christian mean? Like, who's not a Christian? You go to Christian nations and everyone says they're a Christian. Look how they live their life. Go into the average church.

Is anyone actually fearful of God? Anybody? No. The girls are out on Saturday night drinking, and then they turn up to church because their parents made them.

There's no substance to the religion. And also, Islam very closely reflects my personal beliefs. As I've said before,

I actually agree with Andrew that there is indeed a big problem within Christianity concerning man -centeredness and unrighteousness, even inside the church.

I want the person who feels lonely and isolated and like God doesn't care, I want them to see how amazing

Jesus actually is and what God actually did for all of us. So I said, we're going to go to the edge on this.

And they said, pastor, how far on the edge are we going to go? I said, we're going to do everything short of sin. I felt the religious people, their booties got tight right there.

And he even had a female hung on the cross while secular performers danced to the secular song on a supposed

Christian church resurrection celebration. If the sensual and ungodly displays do not blow you away, certainly the lyrics should.

How can a Christian align with a song that says the dragon, which we all know as Satan, was an angel turned into a hustler?

However, just because many Christians lack a proper view of the holiness of God does not mean

Christianity as a whole is wrong. What are your thoughts about Andrew Tate? Share in the comments below.

At number one is Matt Walsh, whose fame skyrocketed with the release of his hit movie. What is a woman?

I have a lot of respect for Matt's boldness and standing up against a mob that absolutely despises him and the truths he proclaims.

Here is Matt talking about being punished by YouTube and pretty much the exact same thing happened to me.

Now, these institutional efforts to silence me and us have continued all the way up to this week. So in fact, less than a day before I was hacked, we received word from YouTube that I'd committed a series of alleged violations of their terms of service and also of their ad partnership guideline, which will now lead to my demonetization and potentially being banished forever from the platform.

And here is Matt refusing to compromise concerning what he believes in. In other words, all I have to do, basically what they've told me, is

I want to keep the money, that's fine, keep the platform, just give up your integrity and your soul in its place.

And to that, I say, hell no. Hell no. No way. I mean, there is nothing to even think about.

I am very glad that there is someone out in the culture like Matt who is saying the things he is saying and who refuses to back down no matter how strong the opposition is.

At the same time, as Christians, we need to recognize what it means that Matt is a devout Catholic.

Because while Matt may think that Catholics and Christians are basically on the same team concerning Jesus Christ, the

Bible, and salvation, that is simply not true. Here is Matt talking about the relationship between faith and works.

Are you a belief -based person? I mean, is it that you believe in Christ and therefore you go to heaven? Or is it a works -based thing?

Because obviously, this is sort of a differentiator between Judaism and Christianity in some iterations. Yeah, I think, and I don't mean to dismiss like 500 years of fighting between Protestants and Catholics, but I kind of think that at least between Protestants and Catholics, the works versus faith dichotomy, it's kind of a misunderstanding.

Because I think we actually generally agree in that I certainly don't believe that the whole point of life is just to intellectually assent to the proposition that Jesus Christ is

Lord and there is a God. And, you know, so people will say that all you have to do is believe in Jesus, all you have to do is believe in God. I definitely don't believe that.

But if we want to talk about faith, okay, well, you have to put your faith in God. That is more than an intellectual exercise.

That is something that you do with your whole life and your whole mind and soul and body, that you're investing yourself in this belief.

And that includes works. But it's not as though, you know, you give a certain amount to charity and you help old ladies across the street and you go to heaven.

It's not as simple as that. So it's kind of a combination of the two. The way that I see it is it's sort of like, you know, if God is a bridge into heaven, into the afterlife, you can't just walk up to the bridge and say, yes,

I believe that the bridge is there. I assent to the existence of the bridge and then just go and sit on the other side of the bridge and not cross it.

You actually have to trust the bridge and with your own effort, walk across it over the abyss. And so I think it's sort of, that's what faith is.

While we would certainly agree that the Christian life involves both faith and works, it's also extremely important to differentiate what is the grounds of our salvation and what is the fruit of our salvation.

And unfortunately, when Matt says kind of a combination of the two, he is mixing together faith and works in a way that Paul spoke very firmly and clearly against.

And if you understand Rome's teaching on the nature of the mass, the nature of the priesthood and the nature of forgiveness and the sacraments, then you must come to the conclusion that if Paul was right to anathematize the

Judaizers for adding one requirement by saying to get into the new covenant, you've got to get into the old covenant first before you can then get into the new covenant.

So you've got to be circumcised before you can become a follower of Jesus. They added one thing. You've got to follow the same path the rest of us have followed.

If Paul was right to say that is anathema, that is not even Christian, you are separated from the faith by your action of doing that, then logically, when you look at all of the additions that Rome has added to the gospel, then

Rome's gospel likewise must be considered to be under the anathema of Paul. Otherwise, you just simply have to throw out

Paul's authority just or you have to say, well, you know, back then an apostle could do that. We can't do that today.

We can't tell what a true gospel is today, even though we have their example, even though we have page after page after page of New Testament writings that illustrate these things.

The Council of Trent's official teaching on justification through faith alone is simply a deal breaker concerning the true gospel of Jesus Christ.

Go to our Catholic friends. Listen to this. The Council of Trent, session six, canon nine. If anyone says that by faith alone, the sinner is justified, so as to mean that nothing else is required to cooperate in order to obtain the grace of justification, let him be anathema.

Again, session six, canon 11. If anyone says that men are justified either by the imputation of righteousness, of the righteousness of Christ alone, or by the remission of sins alone, to the exclusion of the grace and love that is poured forth in their hearts by the

Holy Spirit and is inherent in them, or even that the grace by which we are justified is only the favor of God, let him be anathema.

And finally, if anyone says that the guilt is remitted to every penitent sinner after the grace of justification has been received, and that the debt of eternal punishment is so blotted out that there remains no debt of temporal punishment to be discharged either in this world or in the next in purgatory before the entrance to the kingdom of heaven can be opened, let him be anathema.

They do not preach the same gospel. Our prayer is that Matt and all the other conservatives we have talked about in this video would not only continue to fight for what is right and true against the pressures of our culture, but that they would also come to a true, saving knowledge of the true gospel of Jesus Christ.

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