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Confusion Will Out: The LGBTQ Community is Tired

VICE recently released a video of a panel of people that represents the LGBTQIA+ community as they discussed what the term "queer" means, Trump, and a number of other topics.  (Yes, I and A have been added to the alphabet. They mean "intersex" and "allies.")  I listened to the video and was struck by the confusion and weariness from the sexual movement.  As you watch, you begin to see the left running their own into the ground.  Identity politics is moving so quickly that it has left its former champions (homosexuals and lesbians) in the dust.  The lack of standards and objectivity is beginning to dizzy them, which should encourage Christians.  It is really easy to look around and be discouraged at the current state of the culture, but if you look closely you are beginning to see that the whirlwind is fighting itself.

From one of their own: "Sometimes it just becomes too many damn letters." 

To quote Psalm 1 again: 
"The wicked are not so,
    but are like chaff that the wind drives away."

Watch or listen to the video below and be encouraged.  The confusion of the wicked will out.


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