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Cheers. Rabscheka, Chief of the pronoun police.

Rabscheka, Chief of the Pronan Police, Friday, November 29, 2019 by Douglas Wilson.

Introduction By now many of you have heard that Introduction.

By now many of you have heard that J.D. Greer, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, caused something of a stir a few days ago,

when in a podcast he urged Christians to lean toward pronoun hospitality in their

dealings with those in the trans world who have been taught to demand that the whole world

cater to their sensibilities.

Since that stir happened, there have been a few more developments on that front,

and J.D. Greer has now endorsed the approach of Andrew Walker, an approach which was considerably more conservative than what Greer had initially sounded like.

So I understand that this particular controversy is largely over, and yet I have a few things I would like to add.

What to do?

Now I understand that this is as though there was a bar fight in your town,

the police broke it up, and then you went down there a few hours later to throw a few

chairs. But still, whether this particular controversy is over, the whole situation that gave

rise to it is by no means over.

And Christians really need to get our thinking straight on this issue.

And in order to do that, we have to distinguish where we actually are

from where a large number of people want to pretend we actually are.

A matter of evangelism

Whenever we interact with the world of unbelievers, we should always have evangelism on our heart and mind, but there are two very different contexts for evangelism,

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