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Southern Baptist Pastor Defends Transgender Doctor as “Competent” and “Qualified” to Lead Nation

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In the midst of the greatest judgment being poured out by God that this nation has ever seen, some Southern Baptist leaders are cheering on the barrage of far-left ideologues that Joe Biden is selecting to lead the nation in various fields. From far left anti-white activists for the nation’s Education Secretary to a transgender doctor to write the nation’s health policies, the strong delusion that God is sending (2 Thessalonians 2:11) to blind the world that rejects him can no longer be denied by any biblically-astute Christian.

Southern Baptist pastor and The Gospel Coalition contributor, Thabiti Anyabwile, has championed the cause of the pro-abortion party for years. Of course, we know that Anyabwile doesn’t just have abortion on his mind now. It’s a fact that Donald Trump has been one of the most anti-abortion presidents we’ve had in decades, yet, Anyabwile has instead pushed for black Americans and others to reject Donald Trump in favor of pro-abortion presidential candidates like Bernie Sanders. In fact, if you want to see how anti-Trump Anyabwile is, just peruse his Twitter account, and he continues this sentiment throughout his sermon. But I digress.

Now, Anyabwile is championing the cause of a transgender activist — a man who can’t even determine his own sex by looking in the mirror — as “competent” and “qualified” to lead the nation’s health policies.

As it was revealed this morning that Biden selected Rachel Levine, a man who think’s he’s a woman, as the nation’s health secretary, Thabiti was confronted on his support for Joe Biden.

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Instead of acknowledging the absurdity of his own position, he doubled down his rhetoric against Trump and parroted the talking points of far-left media outlets like CNN and MSNBC. Then, with typical leftist double speak, he justified the pick for health secretary, stating that despite the fact that he personally supports a traditional sexual ethic, it “doesn’t mean this person isn’t qualified to be a doctor or one of the nation’s chief doctors.”

Then, of course, he proceeded to attack Donald Trump again with, of course, no specific claims of Trump’s “gross immorality.”

The fact that Thabiti Anyabwile can’t wrap his head around the fact that the left does indeed want to legislate their personal “gross immorality” into national policy while Trump has proven the opposite is baffling. Nonetheless, why should we expect rational thought from leftists? Their entire worldview is rooted in irrationality.

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