

There’s nothing like using Jesus Christ to try to get people to take a vaccine so that you can benefit professionally and dare I say, financially, from it:
Russell Moore, David French, and this guy👇join forces to create a new curriculum for churches to use to teach congregants about politics. Here, Curtis Chang argues that the COVID vaXX "redeems an abortion" just like Jesus redeems us. pic.twitter.com/RPZyECBETC
— thedissenter.substack.com (@disntr) March 17, 2023
Now, in case you don’t know who this guy is, that’s OK. I’d never heard of him, either. But I do like the word “jabroni.” It’s fun to say and so very fitting:
All you need to know about this sinister jabroni in 2 photos: #wef pic.twitter.com/XJDqd76dM7
— Christopher The Warrior ✝️ 🇺🇸 (@TheChrisMoreno) March 19, 2023
In case you needed more of a bio:


5 Comments
What hooey! The connection to the Obama regime was a red flag to avoid Mr. Chang like the plague.
Hard pass for me. Remember the image of golden calf? That did not go so well. Back in the day this type stuff was known as idol worship and a violation of one of the big ten.
In addition to having nothing to do with this, Christ lovingly tells us to do likewise.
Just wondering, didn’t they use to burn heretics? This is pretty pathetic.
I mean… people can hold up anything and claim it can serve as an “image of God’s redemption” (why God needs redeeming, I’ll never know), but how effective any given item can serve as this “image” is still called into question. Can a bouncy ball serve as an image of God’s redemption? What about a cell phone? How about a 1997 Honda Civic with an aftermarket stereo/CD player combo and one missing hubcap?