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The new gender order speaks to a kind of queered manhood and queered womanhood, and really

it all kind of blends down into one androgynous gender smoothie.

The majority of women who are post-aborted say that they would have kept their child,

had they had the emotional and financial resources to do so.

So we need to speak to her, and we need to support her.

It's really become a cacophony of bizarreness within evangelicalism in the NAR, as they try

to out-jewish each other in kind of resurrecting and trying to smuggle in to Christianity practices

that are Jewish.

See, the creator has established an order in its hour job to honor it.

So the pastor stands in the stead of the head, the head as male.

This is not because we're anti-women, it's because we're pro-Christ.

Farmers and South Dakota listen to issues et cetera while combining our corn and feeding

the world.

We talk a lot about properly distinguishing between law and gospel here on Issuesetc.org,

but do we find, in Scripture itself, examples of God's Word being properly distinguished

in terms of law and gospel?

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