The Briefing with Albert Mohler Tuesday, June 17, 2025
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Jun 17, 2025 The discussion dives into the historical roots of Pride Month, highlighting the pivotal Stonewall Inn incident. It covers the cultural shift in attitudes toward LGBTQ+ rights and how media narratives have changed over the decades. The critique of a major newspaper's biased reporting reveals challenges in dialogue about LGBTQ+ issues. An interview with an Episcopal Bishop illustrates the tension between modern religious views and traditional beliefs, prompting a reflection on spiritual identity in today's society.
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Unprecedented Moral Shift
- The LGBTQ movement's rapid moral shift is unprecedented in Western history.
- This revolution represents a rejection not only of tradition but of long-standing human moral wisdom.
Media Drives Moral Change
- The mainstream media, especially USA Today, has been a key facilitator of LGBTQ acceptance.
- Cultural elites often drive moral change by promoting progressive values ahead of the general public.
Gay Couple Surrogacy Challenges
- USA Today champions stories of LGBTQ couples navigating surrogacy despite medical systems built for heterosexuals.
- Two gay men arranged surrogacy with IVF but face systemic biases designed around heterosexual reproduction.