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One of the outcomes of this, as Christianity becomes looked on as being “weak” on these matters, is more will become attracted to Islam. And of course, that brings with it a whole other set of problems.

The camp is owned by a presbytery of the Presbyterian Church, USA, an extremely liberal denomination from which evangelicals fled decades ago, and even moderates have recently fled. Support for ESG, DEI, and sexual perversion is to expected from such people. I am more worried about these un-Christian ideology creeping into evangelical denominations and congregations.

“...Christianity becomes looked on as being “weak” on these matters...

Depends on who’s looking. The conservatives, years ago, were the party of law. The liberals are the party of feelings (con artists as it should be called agenda)

I think a lot things the liberals have done over the years, the attacks on religion being a major one starting with Madeline O’Hare in the 1950’s getting the SCOTUS to assist the liberals in removing prayer from school. This accomplished two things, it put a real damper on the recognition of morals by our youth and also got her murdered.

I think it is possible that Christian people don’t think they can win the argument and/or don’t have the finances to do it. Look at the pastry industry when cake shops are required to create cakes that cater to homosexual behavior. They couldn’t win that one either. And the bad part is if they just don’t put anything on the top of the cake, who won...nobody.

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