It's Thursday, May 22nd, 2025.

I'm Albert Moller, and this is the briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian

worldview.

We are living in times of tension in our society.

There are pressures, and in the condition of this kind of pressure, sometimes

things become, well, to say, revealed or illuminated you otherwise might miss. Furthermore,

in the cauldron of all the massive social changes taking place around us, at times you realize

they're a person speaking the truth, and you didn't expect them to speak the truth.

And frankly, in many cases, they don't even know the truth they're speaking, but they're speaking it,

and that is leading to some very interesting headlines.

So how's this one?

This is coming from The Spectator, which is a major British opinion magazine, and it's basically conservative,

but it's also basically secular conservative. All that brings me to two articles that recently

appeared in The Spectator. The fact that both of them, making the point they make,

appeared in The Spectator just within a matter of, say, a couple weeks' separation. That's also important.

So here's the first headline. Why lesbians want out of the LGBT movement? Okay. So here is an

argument in which a lesbian is saying the future of lesbianism is to get out of the LGBT movement.

There's no cue here, just LGBT. Julie Bendell is the author of the article. She's a feminist activist and clearly identifies as a lesbian, and she's making a

point here, and that is that when you add T to L and G and B, it's very different than the other letters. And when it comes to

lesbianism, one thing that becomes very clear in this article is that it is seen as derivative

of feminism. It is, you might say, a radical form of ideological feminism. And so the lesbian

movement has basically seen itself as at the intersection

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