At the risk of “judging the servant of Another,” I will state that it seems clear that Tim Cook is not a functioning Christian. Not everything I read about Steve jobs was admirable, either. For that matter, any number of star athletes are not exactly Tim Tebow, either. “The Lord maketh the rain to fall on the just and the unjust.” His call.It happens that Jobs founded a company with the mission, and the discernment, to create the most usable digital electronics for use by the general, but affluent (note that “the 1%” on a global basis starts at about $32,000 a year), public. I fit in that category, and I assume you probably do too. Those of us who adopted the Mac or other Apple products because we agreed with Jobs et al that they were excellent, shouldn’t be treated as moral lepers.It’s not as if any other Silicon Valley companies were run by the nice folks who created and run Chick-Fil-A . . .
In agreement with you all around.
The man can live his own life. What I am made profoundly uneasy by is the weird and (to me) messianic nature of the pronouncements, with their globalist, anti-U.S., anti-border, anti-military, enviromentalist thrust.
It is His call though a wretch like me too often presumes to want to help Him out-—lol.