Political Correctness Won't Make Sin Smell Any Sweeter to a Holy, Righteous God!

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It's very easy for any Christian to get sick and tired of sin. There shouldn't be any good reason why sin should be given fairer names. One of the worst things they did was to use the word gay which means happy to describe a male homosexual. I don't want to call it LGBT but rather it should just be called the sodomite or homosexual community. If you're engaged in bisexuality you're still a homosexual. You still violate God's precepts concerning homosexuality. The huge problem is that to be politically correct means you should make certain sins look like they're not sins. In short, it's all about legalizing certain sins.

The problem is that just because man makes sin legal doesn't mean it's legal according to God's Law. Remember a lot of stuff were legalized by tyrannical rulers such as worship of false gods, unjust taxation, child sacrifice (and today it continues in the form of abortion) and murdering God's servants. When the prophets were killed it was in perfect accordance to the laws of an unsaved degenerate ruler. To oppose any law that support certain sins can get you into trouble like the prophets. Just remember John the Baptist lost his head for criticizing the adulterous and incestuous relationship that Herod Antipas (who was married to Phaeselis, daughter of Aretas IV an Arabian king) had with his half-niece Herodias and that Christians lost their lives opposing the idolatrous decrees and immorality of Roman emperors. They didn't even conspire to overthrow the ruling parties but were charged with treason for simply refusing to be politically correct.

The issue is no different than the days of the prophets. People today just repeat the problem in the Book of Judges - every person did what's right according to their own eyes. People laugh at the faithful man of God for warning them about judgment until it's too late like it was in the Days of Noah. People today prefer to be entertained by false prophets than true preachers like it was in the Days of Jeremiah. People even don't want the bitter truth and telling it may result to more persecution. Today, even doctors may consider getting their licenses revoked simply for warning homosexuals about the harms of their activities or scientists may risk losing their license for telling people why evolution can't be science.

So much for telling people to be "tolerant" towards everything. If you tolerate evil then you can't tolerate righteousness. If you tolerate righteousness then you can't tolerate evil. Either you choose good or you choose evil. Both the truth and falsehood can never coexist and will never coexist no matter how hard politically correct people try to mix them together.


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