Dear KMAG: 20190727 Open Topic

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A couple of thoughts and observations:
First, the LGBT issue isn’t new. The Fabian leftists are in an all out WAR against Evangelical Christianity in the United States, and their preferred weapon of choice is to attack Christians for being bigots victimizing the LGBT community. The end goal is to weaken or neuter the cultural influence of the church.
Second, pastors are under real attack. The actions of the ERLC abusing their new power to target pastors who speak out about what they are doing is only a sign of more to come. The leftists do not care who gets hurt along the way – and many people will be hurt – they will do everything they can to slander and destroy the reputation of pastors through lies, accusations, and innuendo the likes of which few of us can imagine. Consider Kavanaugh or Roy Moore as a template for using the press to amplify charges of sexual misconduct.
OR… they have an alternative, a theory which I can’t prove but suspect strongly, which is that the LGBT crew issues certain ultimatums and threats to pastors to push them out of the ministry, perhaps even out of the faith altogether…
I wouldn’t put much past these leftists.
One example I am keenly aware of, was a man who was a member in good standing at a church, that had been specifically targeted by a trans activist. It took some background research to discover this fact, as the activist had moved from Washington State/Oregon and seemed to land conveniently near to the church. He ingratiated himself with the pastor and leaders of the church, and was able to convince them that he should become a leader of the youth ministry. It became clear that the activist was targeting the man’s daughter. He spoke to the pastor in detail about what was happening, including all the background information that was publicly available online, and the pastor was incredulous that such a thing could happen. Needless to say that family left the church, sooner rather than later before anything could happen.
There are plenty more activists out there. It is not hard to convince them at a relatively young age (in their 20s) that they need to be on a mission to target and turn churches to be LGBT friendly, by whatever means are available.
In the case of Josh Harris, did this happen? We don’t know, and it is certainly speculation on my part. But I have the spidey sense that this is NOT the full story of what’s happening with Josh Harris. Who knows, maybe next week we’ll hear an announcement about someone coming out of the closet. Whoopdie doo. The situation with him “losing” his faith could have been a long time coming. But why the sudden need, urgency even, to apologize to the LGBT community? Why was it necessary to hand the LGBT a huge prize – “Evangelical Megachurch pastor recants his views on the LGBT”? Something smells fishy and I don’t think it’s the trout from the lake in that Instagram picture.
So did Josh Harris lose his faith, or was he influenced by LGBT activists to take the actions he did?
I’m thinking “AND logic” on that one.
Remember in 2012 when Alan Chambers, head of Exodus International caused a huge stir because he renounced conversion therapy? Perhaps you don’t remember because it wasn’t exactly headline news, but the LGBT leftists certainly do. They’ve been working for years to get people to turn – and surprisingly, they’ve had great success.
It doesn’t have to just be threats and targeting – it could be old fashioned money tactics, like the Never-Trumpers and their books, or certain blogger personalities and their ads or donation page.
For many gay and homosexual people, their sexual lives do not necessitate political activism. They aren’t concerned with winning culture wars so much as going about the mundane business of living their lives, and see the political activism of the LGBT left as unnecessarily antagonizing the public.
But for the LGBT left, it’s not enough to disagree. Everyone must be made to celebration and genuflect. All must worship the beast.