Bannon`s War Room WarRoom Battleground EP 863: LeoChurch In US Authorises First “Gaywashed” Bible And Germany In Shock As INVADER Shoves Ukrainian Girl Under Train
Oct 3, 2025
Peter Wolfgang, Executive Director of the Connecticut Family Institute, discusses the controversial approval of the NRSV Updated Edition Bible translation and its implications for Catholic teaching. He highlights issues surrounding the translation of the term 'arsenokoite' and its impact on church doctrine. Vadim Dirksen, a senior editor at Junge Freiheit, gives a harrowing account of the murder of a Ukrainian girl in Germany, examining the political fallout and the role of immigration in rising crime statistics, as well as the increasing influence of nationalist parties.
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Bishops Authorize Controversial NRSV Update
- The USCCB authorised the NRSV Updated Edition, raising concerns because it renders arsenokoite ambiguously instead of 'men who have sex with men'.
- Peter Wolfgang argues this change removes a clear New Testament condemnation and has major doctrinal consequences.
Arsenokoite's Traditional Meaning
- Peter Wolfgang explains arsenokoite appears only in 1 Corinthians 6:9 and 1 Timothy 1:10 and was historically read as male homosexual practice.
- He warns the NRSVUE's treatment erases explicit condemnations found in traditional translations.
Translation Shift May Be Ideological
- The NRSVUE is the first major English translation to declare arsenokoite 'impossible to translate' in this way, according to critics.
- Wolfgang suggests this shift is ideologically driven by mainline Protestant editorial trends.
