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Sin Against Human Nature
00:03:15
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| Are liberals and their radical allies still looking forward to a new millennium in which Christianity is banished? | |
| David? | |
| Yes, this social justice gospel is the Antichrist. | |
| Look, it's a very old heresy in the Christian church. | |
| And I think I may have discussed this in a previous show, but for people who haven't heard it, there was a monk named Pelagius who believed that sin was against human nature. | |
| That if people were true to their nature, they wouldn't sit at all. | |
| They have no temptation to sin. | |
| And so he believed that if people would just follow their moral beliefs, they could create the kingdom of heaven on earth without God. | |
| And this is known as the Pelagian heresy. | |
| And it was condemned by St. Augustine, who said, who opposed to this, the doctrine of original sin, that we all share in the sin and the sins of Adam and Eve. | |
| And what he meant by that, and that sin is a part of human nature. | |
| And that Christian doctrine and Jewish doctrine as well teaches that the source of human suffering and misery and evil is not patriarchies, it's not races, it's not corporations, it's not society, it's us. | |
| The biggest problem is human beings. | |
| That's why we were expelled from Eden, from the Garden of Eden. | |
| That was a better paradise than is promised by the Green New Deal. | |
| You know, no pain in childbirth, live forever, fruit falls from the trees. | |
| We were expelled from that paradise because we wanted to do evil. | |
| And every honest person looking at themselves knows that they have to fight these temptations. | |
| You know, it may be as semi-innocuous as, you know, small thefts, cheating, lying. | |
| You know, I mean, I don't have to, I mean, I assume everybody who is in your ministry has attended sermons where they've been told this, but that's the heart of Christianity and the necessity of a savior of a divinity is because human beings are incapable of saving themselves. | |
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Enormous Power Over Peacetime
00:00:47
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| Obviously, when you elect people to government, the social redeemers, the progressives, who are you electing? | |
| The same people who caused the problems in the first place, but now you're giving them enormous power over their fellow human beings. | |
| And again, that's why progressives, social justice warriors like Joseph Stalin and Lenin and Mao killed so many people, over 100 million people in peacetime. | |
| This isn't even in wartime, because they tried to force them into their programs of social justice. | |