Enough is Enough

The "flap" over restroom usage is the last straw.  Transgenders make up less than 2% of the population of the US, yet the PC police have decided that they should be given special privileges because of their mental illness.  Yes, I said mental illness.  That may not be politically correct, but it is biblically correct.  I'd rather fall into the hands of the PC police than into the hands of an angry God.  I've heard it said that if God does not judge America, He will have to apologize to Sodom and Gomorrah.  That is "tongue in cheek".  God never has to apologize for anything.  However we should learn from the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah that when we choose to defy the Word of God and do "our own thing" there is a price to pay that is higher than we can imagine. I've been reading the letters to the seven churches in Revelation 2 & 3.  Judgment is sure upon those who choose to spit in the face of God.  Don't be lulled into complacency because it hasn't fallen yet.
By the way, the same people who have told pedophiles that it is OK for them to enter public restrooms of the opposite sex are the people who yell and scream if someone decides to pray or mention God or Jesus reverently (it it OK with them if you use those names profanely) on a school campus.  They are prophets of pagan gods and you can find out the fate of such prophets in 1 Kings 18:40-41.
That is my Monday morning rant.

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