The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1101 - The Golden Calf Of Politics
Sep 23, 2020
The political landscape heats up as Democrats grapple with Republican moves regarding a Supreme Court nominee. A controversial homage to Ruth Bader Ginsburg raises eyebrows, highlighting tensions between faith and politics. The conversation dives into idolatry in both religious and political spheres, sparking debates about the implications of personal beliefs on the judiciary. Concerns about diversity in hiring practices are explored through a corporate lens, questioning narratives about workforce representation in tech. It's a whirlwind of culture and politics!
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Politics as Religion
- Democrats treat politics as their religion, with figures like Ruth Bader Ginsburg as idols.
- Their outrage over the Supreme Court nomination highlights this, as does their willingness to disrupt Senate proceedings.
RBG Haftorah
- A Reform synagogue in New Jersey used RBG's writings in place of traditional Haftorah readings.
- This exemplifies the substitution of progressive values for religious ones.
Religion as a Tool
- Progressives view religion as a tool, focusing on appearances over doctrine.
- This leads to conflict with the truly religious, who prioritize their faith's teachings.