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Practically every aspect of an actor interview with the press is diametrically opposed to providing the confidentiality and safety needed for a victim of sexual harassment.
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@EStephenBurnett@GShaneMorris Okay, that's helpful. But it also give the impression (although I don't think you're saying this) that unless and until Piper comments more regularly on topics like that, any comments he makes in regards to the election are unwelcome.
@EStephenBurnett@GShaneMorris I honestly haven't been following Piper's activity for a while. Do you get the impression that he's been dismissive of Trump supporters?
@GShaneMorris I'm trying to figure out which position is/was the real one: 1) "Trump is the lesser of two evils," or 2) "Trump's victory is a sign of God's mercy and blessing, and our nation is now on the right track again."
Evangelical Trump supporters for the last six months: "We have to vote for the lesser of two evils."
John Piper today: "Okay, time to deal with our lesser evil."
Evangelical Trump supporters:
@johnpavlovitz I didn't vote for him myself. But I'm curious: what part of your book ('If God Is Love Don't Be A Jerk') motivated you to post this promise of unrelenting unforgiveness?
@Eric_James165@thisisfoster Indeed. History and truth are on God's side, in spite of the political blind spots of his people (which I'm pretty sure we all have, to one degree or another).
This quote, often cited as coming from 'Mere Christianity,' is actually from Lewis' unpublished memoir, 'On Elegies and Hillbillies: My Life As A Wannabe Southerner.'
@taylorsschumann I appreciate your desire to put apathy into action, but this tweet of yours is the voice of consequentialism speaking--and it is decidedly unchristian: https://t.co/6tYZ6Cc7Tw
@NormalGuy8@ActonInstitute Excellent review, Joseph! I've been interested in this film for a while, and I'm still intrigued by the craftsmanship put into it, but I'm disappointed to hear about the narrative's thematic hypocrisy.
'We must not publish a study that says we're harming children because people who say we're harming children will use the study as evidence that we're harming children, which might make it difficult for us to continue harming children.'