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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

This headline caught my eye.

Drag Queens deliver home-cooked dinners as part of San Francisco Club's Meals-on-Heels

service.

The Washington Post reports that every Friday, about four or five performers have made

upward of a dozen stops at homes throughout the city to deliver meals and give

three or four minute performances. Here's what especially interested me. The newspaper distributed

the article as part of a section titled The Optimist Stories That Inspire. On one hand,

we can see why. Delivering meals to those in need in these difficult days is a good thing.

On the other hand, God's word is clear. Deuteronomy 225 says,

A woman shall not wear a man's garment, nor shall a man put on a woman's cloak.

Here's my question. Do you think the Washington Post

article is likely to cause more readers to view drag queens in a more or less favorable light?

I think there's a valuable lesson to be learned here about the relationship between truth

and compassion.

My question is motivated by another story in the news.

A new survey reveals that 52% of American adults believe Jesus was a great teacher but not God.

This is despite Jesus' clear claims to divinity.

For more, see my article Why Jesus on the website. Tragically, 30% of evangelical Christians agree that Jesus was merely a great teacher.

Of course, a person who claims to be God but is not, cannot be a great teacher.

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