So, How Should We Think About the Pride Assault?

How did we manage to get where families freely take their children downtown to watch parades of sexual perversion? Or to libraries to watch scantily dressed men prance around in women's clothes and makeup?

Do we think that God is not watching what we are doing to our children?

Jesus spoke in Matt. 12:43-45 about the fate of a man who had been freed from demons but did not fill his spirit with the Spirit of God and ultimately receives seven worse demons than originally.

This risk also applies to societies.

When we took the Bible out of our schools –

– it left a vacancy that has been filled by the most hideous of demons.

Families also set themselves up to harvest bad fruit when they substituted television for family Bible study. These two trends have unleashed one of the most brutal demons, the one behind transgenderism.

The Christian Post reports that, “…the number of young people identifying as transgender has doubled in just the last few years.” What was originally a very rare case of what science calls “gender dysphoria,” the number of minors in America receiving that diagnosis tripled from 2017 to 2021. More than forty-two thousand received the diagnosis in 2021 alone.

Before social media –

– parents were careful to guard the environment around their children because they understood the “power of suggestion.” Any curious child introduced to a highly emotionalized subject will immediately scramble to know more about it. Those introductions were once kept to a minimum until they reached maturity enough to understand the context.

Now we have what is called “social contagion” that is spreading perverse suggestions that feed the youthful curiosity. And that contagion is greatly lubricated by the convenient interaction of social media.

“On the popular social media platform TikTok, #trans has logged 50.2 billion views as of this writing, having nearly doubled within the last year” reports of the Christian post.

And Satan has engineered the entertainment industry to idolize the most physically attractive, feeding the “dysphoria.” These statistics indicate that our young ladies are the most vulnerable to this satanic attack. US transgender clinics report that about two-thirds of their patients are female.

An astounding second chapter to this story –

– is that some of the supposedly caring, healing, professionals in the medical field are now cooperating and destroying the lives of these young women. They are quick to prescribe puberty blockers that cause sterilization, and permanently disfiguring healthy young bodies with grotesque surgeries.

Fortunately, victims from the younger generation of this diabolical lie have been loudly voicing their regret.

They are pointing to the 20-times-normal suicide rate of transitioned people and to the 44,000 members in r/detrans on Reddit.

Women like Chloe Cole and others are bravely making the news circuits eloquently describing the horrors of the transitioning procedures and the permanent damage to their bodies. They tearfully regret that they may never be able to have children or nurse them if they had.

Multiple suits are being brought against doctors and hospitals –

– by their victims who were permanently mutilated as teenagers.

Backing them up are brave parents nationwide that are standing against local school boards for grooming the kids for transition and keeping it from the parents. They are also exposing libraries that carry pornography and lawmakers who are permitting rapists into women's bathrooms and prisons.

In the Great Commission, Jesus said to go and preach the truth. We are at the point where you risk arrest if you do. But we have no choice if there is any chance of saving America to stand against the Devil's evils in the rest of the world.

50 years ago Jack Chick saw this evil coming and began to write about it. Chick Publications has tracts that illustrate the hard-hitting stories of God's judgement against this ultimate evil.

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You Can Know What You Believe

Excerpt from chapter 18 of 51 Reasons Why the King James - A Path From Doubt to Faith - by David W. Daniels

When I came to believe with all my heart that God had kept His promise to preserve His words, and that those words were perfectly preserved in the King James Bible, I cried off and on for 24 hours. Do you want to know why?

I cried because I have a Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Linguistics. I have a Masters of Divinity in General Theology with all my emphasis in Linguistics. I have years of linguistics study and Bible translation study.

I cried because I could no longer wrestle with what Metzger or the committee said in the Textual Commentary on the Greek New Testament, or Reinecker’s Linguistic Key to the Greek New Testament, or Jesuit Zerwick and Grosvenor’s Grammatical Analysis of the Greek New Testament, nor could I wrestle with the UBS 3rd or 4th edition, or the Nestles 26^th or 27^th (now 28^th) edition.

But you want to have your commentaries. You want to have your books. You want to have your linguistic one-upmanship. You want to trust the men who stood on the shoulders of giants, who stood on the shoulders of other giants, who stood on the shoulders of pioneers.

You want to have that. You want to feel smart. You want to believe you are getting the newest advances of the most advanced knowledge.

And then you find out that some guy who got raised up with the King James Bible was way ahead of you. Because he already knew what he believed.

And I had no idea what I believed. I had to start all over again, after 18 years. That’s why I cried over a 24-hour period. But I did start over, and with faith, not doubt. And I did grow in faith, instead of doubt. And that’s why I am able to hold my King James Bible up high and say, “I may not understand every word of my King James Bible, but I believe every word of my King James Bible.”

You can’t buy that kind of faith.

“So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” (Romans 10:17)

So, you’d better make sure that what you have is the word of God, and then put your faith in it! Even if you have to start all over again, from ground zero, you’ll never regret it.

Want 50 more reasons to trust the KJV?

Check out the table of contents:

• Introduction
• 1 Why the KJV Says "Teach," Not "Make Disciples"
• 2 Why Trust a Bible That Doesn't Exist?
• 3 A Brief Word to the Critics
• 4 Why the KJV Says Cherubims and Seraphims
• 5 Modern Translations Miss the Point of the Nephilim
• 6 It Doesn't Matter How Far Off the Path You Get
• 7 Faith Is Not a Disease
• 8 Prophecy and Women's Clothing
• 9 The KJV Doesn't Add Words
• 10 We Can Trust It above Our Opinions
• 11 It Matters Which Bible You Read
• 12 Jesus' Forgiveness Matters
• 13 It Shows That God Preserved His Words Through the Flood
• 14 This Bible Is History, Not Myth
• 15 You Can Know the Line Between God's Words and Man's
• 16 Muslims Can't Use It against You
• 17 "Original Autographs Only" Changes Doctrine
• 18 You Can Know What You Believe
• 19 You Can Learn from the True Church Fathers
• 20 It Gets Death and Hell Right
• 21 It Destroys What the Devil Wants
• 22 The Text Critics Have to Change History to Reject It
• 23 Publishers Plant Doubt to Make More Money
• 24 It Doesn't Let You "Have it Your Way"
• 25 Doubt: The Fruit of Textual Criticism
• 26 It Doesn't Need "Fixing"
• 27 Even the Devil Had to Use God's Exact Words
• 28 Your Reliable Source for Controversial Questions
• 29 The KJV Is Easier to Understand Than You Think
• 30 It Keeps Jesus Sinless
• 31 Its Doubters Aren't Sure What They Believe
• 32 It Tells You What Its Doubters Don't Want to Believe
• 33 A Few Tiny Changes Make a Big Difference
• 34 It Destroys Inaccurate Bible Memes
• 35 The OAO Doctrine Was Created to Reject It
• 36 It Exposes Confused Teachers
• 37 It Carries the Same Inspiration as the Originals
• 38 It Exposes the Real Know-It-Alls
• 39 It's a Source of Godly Zeal
• 40 It "Reveals" the Most Changed New Testament Book
• 41 One Greek Letter Can Change the Gospel
• 42 Was Jesus God on Earth? NIVs Don't Seem to Think So
• 43 It Helps You Ask the Right Questions
• 44 It's Nothing to be Ashamed Of
• 45 It Makes It Easy to Share Your Faith
• 46 It Doesn't Need Updating
• 47 KJV Vocabulary Is Easier Than You Think
• 48 What Publishers Are Hiding
• 49 What About My Congregation?
• 50 You Can Be Just Like the 90% —Or...
• 51 Just One More Question
• Appendix: Getting Bible Facts Straight

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