It's Thursday, October 27, 2022.

I'm Albert Moller, and this is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a

Christian worldview.

We're looking at the inevitable and for that matter almost daily collision between the

morality of the sexual revolution, the LGBTQ revolution on the one hand and religious liberty

on the other hand.

And have we reached the point where all this is playing out in some very unexpected ways?

I mean, here's what we as Christians have come to understand.

We're looking at the necessity of fighting for the religious liberty of Christian churches,

Christian schools, Christian institutions to hold to biblical convictions on sexuality,

sexual behavior, and gender.

We're also looking at the fact that we've had to go to court to fight for businesses,

controlled by Christians, and also Christian artists and particular cake-bakers, photographers,

and others to say that they cannot in conscience use their creative ability, their artistic skills,

in order to endorse something like same-sex marriage, which they believe to be not only

unbiblical, but actually just wrong.

Well, as you look at this, you come to understand it is now being argued from the other side

that restrictions on, say, abortion or restrictions on any kind of sexual expression are themselves

violating someone's religious liberty.

Now in the aftermath of the Dobs decision, there were those, particularly some female

Jewish rabbis on both sides of the country, by the way, who filed suit, saying that a legal

restriction on abortion violated their religious liberty according to their very liberal interpretation

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