OLD FASHIONED DEMOCRAT: THE GOSPEL IS BANNED, AND NOT OVER GAY POLITICS

In this interview with Jory Micah, we discuss the conundrum of the "Antisemitism Awareness Act," which has essentially rendered references to Jews killing Jesus a kind of unlawful discriminatory speech in educational settings. I had written the essay below remarking on how the LGBT movement was cast, for a long time, as a threat to "religious liberty" but the main proponents of religious liberty and defenders of the famous non-affirming Christian baker now ally themselves with people who want to protect the Jews from "hate speech" by banning a much more fundamental element of the gospel: the true story of who Jesus Christ was, why he came to live among us, how he died, and what changed with his persecution and crucifixion. This is worth a close read and listen.