Welcome to Breakpoint. Before we talk about a particularly troubling ceremony at the White

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This past Tuesday at a ceremony hosted at the White House, President Biden signed into

law, the so-called Respect for Marriage Act. The President used a lengthy speech delivered

beforehand to soundly denounce Indian all challenges to Indian all aspects of LGBTQ ideology

and activism. Specifically in a particularly striking display of anti-reason, President

Biden condemned opposition to sterilizing, castrating, or permanently wounding children

with gender dysphoria as being akin to racism and anti-semitism.

Unless anyone should miss the aim of this new law as more than a few voices from mainstream

evangelicalism clearly did, the administration invited a non-binary drag artist to celebrate

someone who often dances seductively in front of children. And for anyone still in the

dark, the White House then was lit up in the liturgical rainbow of colors that represent

the new sacrily sexuality. The Christians and the conservatives who dismissed all concerns

over what this bill really means, who claimed that it represented nothing new and contained

all of the conscience protections that people of faith could possibly hope for, these folks

should take a hard look at what the new law strong as advocates think that it means.

This law does not protect a pluralist society. It is more than a symbolic victory for the

new sexual orthodoxy. It enshrines in law and ideology of human nature that would have

been unthinkable just a few years ago, even among the far left. It further establishes

the category of recently invented rights, which will make it only harder to protect children

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