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“We reject surrogacy because it always insists that children lose their birth mother, sometimes their genetic mother, and sometimes they’re taken home to a household where there’s no maternal love at all.” - @Katy_Faust
Zuby is joined by Katy Faust, founder and president of Them Before Us, a global nonprofit defending children's rights in every debate about marriage and family, and co-author of Them Before Us: Why We Need a Global Children's Rights Movement. They discuss why the child-centred lens is suddenly landing with people who always felt uneasy about IVF, surrogacy and same-sex parenting but lacked the language to say why, how Katy's love for her mother and her mother's partner of 40 years kept her silent for years, and how progressives won the culture war by casting adults as the victims. They also dig into the historically unprecedented shift of young men wanting marriage more than young women, the online meltdown over Katy's dating advice for women, why you become what you behold, the case for ending no-fault divorce, a live debate on prenups, and Zuby's practical playbook for young men looking for a wife.
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Timestamps:
(00:00) Trailer
(01:02) Introduction
(04:35) Three revolutions that hurt kids
(19:38) Why "kids first" lands now
(23:36) Her mother and the "hate" smear
(30:00) Fewer parents, more selfishness
(35:04) Why young men want marriage
(46:12) The yoga guy dating row
(50:28) Is the West cooked?
(55:07) You become what you behold
(1:04:15) No fault divorce and prenups
(1:17:46) Dating advice for young men
(1:36:38) Outro
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
The post liberal white Christian nationalists movement has decided that leftwing tactics of critical theory are a winning political and social strategy.
However, they're forgetting one major flaw. It's a great tool for tearing down current power structures, but it's incapable of building anything in its place.
So, while they might destroy the current GOP. They won't be able to build anything in it's place. Just like leftists, they will rule over the rubble of what used to be.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
Black women voted for someone who would co-sign the killing of black unborn children. We are our own worst enemy.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
More than 60% of the abortions in Georgia are had by black women. Georgia is the 2nd highest state in the nation for black abortions. @KeishaBottoms is vowing to make it legal to kill black preborn children....and this is what black women are voting for.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
Homeschooling is about following the Biblical model for raising the next generation, not the world's model.
It's that simple.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
Marriage has become an arbitrary decision by the state:
Marriage is a pre-political right. The state did not invent marriage. It’s based on the fact that men and women naturally come together to form families—that humans are a sexually reproducing species.
But the only way the state could treat same-sex couples the same as opposite-sex couples was to deny the biological dimension of marriage and redefine it as a purely emotional commitment.
That's what the Supreme Court did in its Obergefell (2015) decision legalizing same-sex marriage.
The trouble is, we have lots of different emotional connections, so the state has claimed the authority to define which of them qualify as marriage—based not on biology but on what?
Purely on its own its own say-so.
The definition of marriage has become arbitrary, an exertion of sheer state power.
California city makes history allowing throuples, foursomes to legally register as partners trib.al/injZnvo
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
Free markets require honest men. Contracts require trustworthy men. Limited government requires self-governing men under God.
Free speech requires truthful men. Religious liberty requires people whose highest allegiance belongs to God rather than Caesar.
In other words, free institutions require free people. And high-trust societies are built by free people.
And the good news is, Christ came to make men free.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
Social isolation is a modifiable dementia risk factor (2024 Lancet Commission).
Loneliness isn't a character flaw.
It's a health issue.
A weekly visit, phone call or card game is part of the treatment plan.
Call you Mom. Let her know you love her.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
Christians should care about the world’s suffering. But compassion alone doesn’t define the church’s mission. We’re called to proclaim Christ, make disciples, and welcome the poor in spirit into God’s kingdom. Let’s not confuse the holy justice of the church with material justice of the state.
Read the full article: buff.ly/ekNX6Tf
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If you want to offend a black person, take away abortion. #yesiamblack
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I recently attended a @jamesfishback event at Auburn University. Here are my thoughts.
I want to caveat that while these talks are happening at TPUSA chapters, they are not TPUSA sponsored events.
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CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
Once the social gospel and liberation theology became prevalent in urban black churches—a development that was a direct consequence of the Civil Rights movement—historical Reformation teachings that were grounded in the Solas were abandoned. Though there are some urban black churches today that hold to the historical teachings of the Reformation, for the most part those churches no longer exist.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
“Fatherlessness” is a highly subjective term that I rarely, if ever, use. But nonmarital birth and where a child lives are different statistics. Is a child who spends every other weekend with his dad “fatherless”? I’d say ‘no’ while acknowledging that he certainly doesn’t have the same relationship as a child who lives with both a married mom and dad. So yes, I want more children to be born to *married* parents because marriage is the greatest structural enabler of both father presence and involvement.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
😂 You know the left has a mental hold on black folks when they can get them to cosplay and pretend to be “Indigenous” people. So first yall built the pyramids, then you were the original Jews, then you built America, but now you’re pretending to be Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse? Get off my feed with this mess 😂
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
Here’s another problem with the “Curse of Ham.”
Ham had four sons: Cush, Mizraim, Put, and Canaan.
Three are associated with regions of Africa.
But Noah curses Canaan.
If Genesis intended to pronounce a racial curse on Africans, why exclude three of Ham’s four sons?
The problem isn’t the Bible, it’s a racist interpretation.
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CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
A confused college student tells Joshua Haymes she’s a man, and she doesn’t care if he wants to identify as a cat.
Then Haymes asks if he can identify as black, and her reasoning hits a brick wall fast.
HAYMES: “Why can you change your gender but I can’t change my race?”
[long awkward silence]
STUDENT: “Um, because race is a like, is a thing that is like, a physical characteristic, right?”
“That is something that like, you’re born into. And you could say, yeah, you’re born into sex. You’re born into gender ... But at some point when I was growing up, I started to get uncomfortable being a woman, and being a man was more comfortable for me.”
HAYMES: “Jay, I appreciate you giving me your experience. And what I would say is that, why can’t I have that same experience with race?”
“So, like if I said, ‘I have never really identified with white culture. I always listen to 50 Cent and Jay-Z and I really don’t feel like I’m a white person.’
“Um, why can’t I be black?”
Her silence lasted longer than her argument.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
I wasn’t going to bring up marriage and family, but @angela_rye opened the door so I had to be honest about both why—and where—I do my work. This interaction is why it is so important to have conversations that cross political and ideological lines.
CenterForBiblicalUnity retweeted
This is a common pre-Adamite view held by many Southern slaveholders. jrmiller777.substack.com/p/f…
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When I saw the cleansing fountain,
Open wide for all my sin;
I obeyed the Spirit's wooing,
When He said, "Wilt thou be clean?"
I’ll praise Him! (x2)
Praise the Lamb for sinners slain!
Give Him glory all ye people,
For His blood can wash away each stain.
—M J Harris (1898)