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When you look at the landscape of our public “theologians” today, it is easy to find yourself asking: “How is it possible that so few of these theologians can understand even the most basic arguments for Christian Nationalism?” It is not because they are stupid. These men have spent decades parsing the finer details of thousands of biblical passages, studying theological tomes, and debating the intricacies of Supralapsarianism versus Infralapsarianism. This is not a knowledge problem. It comes down to two things: -They do not merely disagree with the conclusions of Christian Nationalism. They regard it as antithetical to their religion. And in a sense, they are right. Their primary religion is not Christianity, but Liberalism. The Christianity they profess has been filtered through, reshaped by, and subordinated to the demands of their true faith: Liberalism. -Many of them are liars. They know the arguments. They know the answers. They know that the objections they raise have been addressed time and again. Yet their religious devotion to Liberalism compels them to misrepresent, slander, and malign those who challenge it. The problem is not that they lack the intellectual capacity to understand the arguments. It is that their religious commitments will not permit them to accept the clear teaching of scripture without first bathing it in an acceptable amount of Liberalism.

Well, it has been a fun couple of days. The Reviling Wives are murderous. The White Knights are preening. The rest of us are having a good time. Let's do a roundup. The Differences: I think this post exposed a clear difference in how Christian wives and Reviling Wives view their relationship to their husbands. Reviling wives see themselves at odds with their husbands. Marriage is a balancing act. A little inconvenience or extra effort, and dozens of women are threatening to divorce, abandon, poison, or murder their husbands. Yet they desperately want you to take marital advice from them. Christian wives see themselves as helpmeets to their husbands. Rather than carving out their own mission in life and competing for primacy, they join their husband's mission, unite with him in pursuing it, and do it with joy unto the Lord. One sees marriage as oppressor/oppressed. The other sees marriage as head/helpmeet. One sees marriage as a fist fight. The other sees it as a dance. The fruit proves the difference. Little Lives One of the saddest parts of this conversation, besides the sheer number of cucked men and nasty women, is how small some people's lives seem to be. I repeatedly saw people say: -“This is impossible. Nobody could gather 30 people with little notice.” -“I couldn't imagine feeding that many people.” -“McDonald's couldn't even do that.” Yes, McDonald's is apparently the new standard of hospitality. Great-Grandma I saw several comments saying: “I couldn't do this. But my grandmother did this all the time!” This is true in my family as well. When you have a large family filled with uncles, aunts, cousins, siblings, children, nieces, and nephews, big gatherings become very normal. If you have lost this, you have lost something wonderful. You should work to get it back. The Conspiracies Honestly, this has been one of my favorite parts to watch unfold.We had guests over last night, and I read some of these comments to them. We were in tears laughing. Here are some of my favorites: “He isn't married!” Dozens of people spread the conspiracy that I am not married and don't have children.That was funny enough. But watching feminists who know who I am and hate me argue with these people— “No... he's married. He's just an asshole!” —was the cherry on top. “He posted fake pictures of soup and fire cider and claimed his wife and daughter made them!” This is probably the funniest one. A couple of years ago, I posted recipe photos of things my wife and daughter had made, along with the recipes in the comments.These dorks assumed I was claiming to have taken stock photos and was trying to pass them off as my own. “Guys, he is obviously rage-baiting you!” No. I genuinely didn't know that saying nice things about my wonderful wife would enrage anyone. “He withholds this information until one hour before they arrive so he can shit-test/abuse her.” No. On the rare occasions when something of that magnitude pops up, I find out and tell my wife as soon as I know. Usually, it's something like a pre-planned meeting at someone else's house that has to be moved at the last minute. Honestly, she's more likely to spring a 30-person event on me at the last minute.A moved baby shower. An impromptu wedding shower. A birthday party. Etc. Ruhtard Math The number of people who couldn't think clearly was a little shocking, but mostly good for laughs. I can't tell you how many comments I saw saying some version of: “You can't cook 30 pizzas in an hour.” A. You don't need 30 pizzas to feed 30 people. B. Nobody said the food needed to be done in an hour. C. You may have just debunked the mainstream narrative of WWII. “You can't prep pizza dough in an hour!” A. It doesn't need to be done in an hour. B. Yes, you can. C. Pizza is one example of what you can make. My Favorite Comment My favorite comment from this whole kerfuffle was a short line from one of my detractors. It brought a great deal of laughter to my home. He simply said: “You sound like a burden.” Lol. Capabilities This post was about what my wife does and what she is capable of doing. Your situation may be very different. Maybe you can only fit two guests in your home. Maybe you only have enough room in your freezer to hold food for four people. Maybe your budget doesn't allow for these kinds of events.Maybe you can serve hot dogs or Domino's. That's wonderful! Do what you can do at this point in your life. The point is: do it with joy and thanksgiving. It is a rich life. You don't have to be a bitter shrew. You don't have to feel abused every time you have to do something that isn't 10/10 fun. You don't have to put yourself at odds with your husband. You can just enjoy life. Be a magnanimous family. Be big. You have one life. Don't spend it becoming a bitter, shriveled-up wine mom.