Because people are at war with the God of the universe and they will face his wrath.

People are running headlong toward a cliff and the loving thing to do is to shout as loud as we can, put up as many signs and warnings as we can.

And if necessary, grab people, you know, before they go over the cliff.

That's the loving thing to do, even when it doesn't feel like it's loving.

Outstanding is a production of The Washington Stand where you can find news and commentary from a biblical

worldview.

Welcome to Outstanding, where we have critical conversations about the news of the day and the

ideas that shape us.

Once again, I'm your host Joseph back home inviting you to join us in our ongoing effort to take

every thought captive to the obedience of Christ. This task is especially important and maybe especially

difficult in June because as we all know June is now the month dedicated to the celebration of

pride one of the seven deadly

sins, which means light posts and flag poles will be filled with rainbow flags

in America cities, will be filled with parades where men will behave like women and women will behave like men and all will be naked in an attempt to declare their independence from nature and nature's God.

Now millions of Americans also will work in environments where they will feel pressure to celebrate things they know should not be celebrated.

Among other things, June is evidence that we have experienced a moral revolution in America and in the West.

Now a moral revolution has three components.

First, that which was once celebrated is now condemned. Second, that which was once

condemned is now celebrated. And third, those who refuse to celebrate are also condemned.

And with respect to our sexual ethic in the West, it's un-arguable at this point that those things have happened.

And one of the primary arguments used to drive this moral revolution

is the argument that moral concerns about homosexuality or the belief that marriage

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