You know one of my neighbors who's a public school teacher said hey can I talk to you and oh would you hold my son while I pour some coffee so I've got this little you know a little toddler on my on my hip and he's pouring coffee He said hey Rosaria. I read about you in the newspaper and I want to know why do you hate trans people?

And I said, Bob, I don't, I don't hate any people, but I do hate trans ideology.

You want to know why? He said, I do, and I said I held and then I held up his baby.

I said because this is a boy. That's why. And I will defend your son's right to be a boy.

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 Backelm encouraging you to take every thought captive to the

obedience of Christ.

And since it's June, we are navigating Pride Month together.

Should Christians be outraged, compassionate, excited, or indifferent?

Well, the answer to that question probably depends on what you think

Pride Month is. Now we're told, this is from the marketing department of Pride Month, it's a celebration of love and acceptance and in fact many

probably intend it that way. But of course we all realize it's more than that. It's definitely

political. Speeches at Pride events routinely include references to elections and legislative agendas and the preferred outcome for what they think needs to happen.

It's certainly also cultural.

Sexual revolutionaries leverage the perceived momentum they feel

to make claims of cultural dominance.

I actually saw a meme flying around on the

internets that wishes all the homophobes a super uncomfortable month. So

they're certainly trying to make a statement to the people who disagree with them in this month

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