In these days of cancel culture, those who oppose biblical truth have unprecedented means of attacking Christians. At the same time, we are clearly called to be Jesus’ “witnesses” where we live and around the world (Acts 1:8). We are to be prepared “always” to defend our faith (1 Peter 3:15), whatever the circumstances or cost.
A writer for Rolling Stone is arguing that the term "pro-life" should be "canceled." According to the writer, the term is both racist and misogynistic.
To speak biblical truth to causes like abortion on demand, premarital and extramarital sex, same-sex and polyamorous marriage, gender fluidity, transgender locker rooms and sports participation, acceptance of pornography, euthanasia, among other things has been branded as “intolerant" in today's culture.
When we treat those who reject us as our enemies rather than fellow humans for whom Jesus died, we perpetuate the caricature of Christians as unloving and intolerant. Conversely, when we love those who do not love us, we display the relevance and power of our faith and our Father (cf. John 13:34-35).
After several Democrat lawmakers called for a boycott of GOYA food products, Casey Harper, a television producer from Arlington, Va., set up a fundraiser for the company. Harper's campaign has raised more than $255,000.
After the CEO of Goya Foods appeared at the White House last week, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other prominent Democratic leaders called for people to boycott the company.
One-hundred and fifty-three high-profile thinkers recently signed a letter denouncing cancel-culture.
