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Speaking at a recent church conference, pastor @JohnMacArthur told attendees that mental illness doesn’t exist.
He also implied children who take medications due to mental health diagnoses are turned into “a potential drug addict” or “potential criminal.”
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@johnnarae@reachjulieroys @oldreepicheep Wouldn’t you agree that analysis is more responsible, ethical, and meaningful AFTER the facts have been reported to the extent possible? Are you sure you want to advocate that journalists should provide analysis without reporting?
@MikeWingerii Thanks for the 4.5 hours. Now this is enough from you. (For anyone who would like to see how Jesus actually empowers women, feel free to watch the sermon about 30 minutes in here: https://t.co/v01SYVtcTr)
@pastortimbrooks@jgils Exactly. Although given the comments in the first five minutes since he’s posted I’m starting to see why “large gatherings of pastors” could be a problem for him 😂
@FloRoberts93 @feminINEnotIST This is a sadly stunted response. Healthy marriages don’t mean marriages between people who agree constantly. It’s possible to be challenged by someone who is unlike you, then grow rather than just seek “compatibility.” Growth through difference is difficult but rewarding.
@jgils@BrianZahnd I remember you recommended that in the old Netflix mail-in days, and it was in my queue forever but I kept bumping up—you’re gonna hate this—every season of “24” instead! 😳😂
This has got to be the saddest tweet+comments I’ve ever read. To recognize a problem like this and conclude “the powers and principalities just win I guess” speaks to the hopelessness we’ve let eek into our theology. Friends—friends!!—Jesus calls us friends. The news is good.
A word about the hazards of being a pastor and friendship:
We can’t really be friends with the people we spend the most time with.
There’s power differentials there, layers of responsibility and commitments that make “peer to peer friendship” impossible. +