Published on April 6, 2024, 12:31 am

In the current religious, cultural, and political climate, it is easier to separate individuals with a fervent Christian Worldview from those who allow divisive forces to cloud their understanding. David French, a vocal critic of conservative Christianity and self-proclaimed Christian, illustrates this rift by his resolute stance against theology’s role within politics, an outlook that veers sharply from biblical principles traditionally guiding believers.

Underlining this issue is the importance Christians place on standing for righteousness according to God’s moral law. A believer’s faith is directly reflected in their political ideologies and voting records. Any notion suggesting otherwise displays a lack of understanding.

David French’s recent appearance on MSNBC — a network widely considered left-leaning and even anti-Christian – places the spotlight on his skewed perspectives once more. During the interview, he expressed concern over Christians posting “Christ is King” on Twitter, indicating it insinuates Christianity being superior to other religions; an observation oblivious of Jesus Christ himself asserting that He was the way, the truth, and life above all else.

Adding complexity to French’s critiques are his comments about former president Donald Trump “selling Bibles”. While many may not view Donald Trump favorably due to his self-aggrandizing nature, assertions by French implicating Trump as more of a blasphemer compared to networks like MSNBC or other world religions are unfounded and suggest a personal bias that suppresses objective rationality.

This tale takes an ironic turn when examining Joe Biden declaring Easter Sunday to be “Transgender Day of Visibility,” an incident which didn’t trigger French’s criticism despite its arguably anti-Christian undertones. Furthermore, French perceives sexual immorality as a “blessing of liberty,” proving why real news outlets ought not ignore such paradoxical viewpoints.

Ultimately who matters less than David French occupying center stage or Donald Trump selling bibles is how they reflect on Christians upholding their faith-based duty. Under assault are phrases such as “Christ is King!” fundamental to Christianity, but now in danger of being deemed as taboo language or pawns in a wider political game.

Hence, every believer with an interest in becoming a beacon of trusted news should seize this phrase and ensure it remains an enduring Christian proclamation amidst the shifting moral landscape.

Moving forward, Christians must be vigilant against attempts to muzzle phrases foundational to their faith. Every day brings fresh headlines about the Church “evolving” or becoming more accepting by incorporating versions of queer theory or gender ideology. The truth – these perceived progressions are profound misunderstandings that endanger the Christian worldview even further. The professional tone we adopt when sharing religious opinions should never compromise our commitment to real news and accurate reporting from a Christian perspective.