Christians were outraged when Democrat President Joe Biden declared Easter Sunday as America’s “Transgender Day of Visibility.” Indeed, in the release announcing the proclamation Biden said, “I am proud to have appointed transgender leaders to my
Administration and to have ended the ban on transgender Americans serving openly in our military.”
So, why would the Democrat President subsequently disavow the Proclamation?
In response to questions from the White House Press Pool the President offered this bizarre response:
Q: Speaker Johnson called it outrageous that Easter Sunday was transgender day of visibility, what do you say to Speaker Johnson?
Biden: “He’s thoroughly uninformed.”
Q: Uninformed how?
Biden: “I didn’t do that.”
Biden’s handlers later tried to explain that Transgender Day of Visibility has “traditionally” been observed on March 31 ever since Obama first established it in 2009.
As John Daniel Davidson, author of Pagan America: The Decline of Christianity and the Dark Age to Come explained in a series of posts to X, “The post-Christian era won’t be a secular utopia, an atheist paradise. What Biden’s White House was trying to communicate by declaring Easter Sunday to be about transgender awareness is that the old Christian moral order is being replaced by something new.”
And, as Mr. Davidson further observed in an article for The Federalist, “…the idea that the White House’s promotion of the transgender agenda on Easter was a mere coincidence, as Biden’s press secretary insisted on Monday, strains credulity. We all know it was no coincidence.”
“What comes amid the decline of the Christian faith is not some live-and-let-live secular liberal utopia, not a rational and atheistic political order with neutral public spaces and a culture of tolerance. Instead, we have a new form of paganism with its own moral precepts, obligations, and rites. And unlike the secular liberal order, which embraced tolerance and pluralism as an inheritance from Christianity, the pagan order will be intolerant in the extreme.
“The postmodern pagan culture that’s now emerging won’t look like the paganism of the past, but it will be no less pagan for all that.
“The pagan ethos, across immense spans of history and geography and cultures, has always been a rejection of reason and objective moral truth (along with the entire idea of objectivity), and a radical embrace of relativism and subjectivity in every realm of life. Paganism embraces a divinization of the here and now, of things and even people. Its creed, so far as it has one, can be summed up in the maxim: Nothing is true, everything is permitted.
“What that means in practice, of course, is a society in which power and force, not democracy or human rights or universal moral principles, rule the day.
“They are societies in which power alone determines what is right. In such societies, the ruling class is free to do as they please as regards the underclass, who are obliged to adhere to the state morality and do as they’re told.”
We are not buying the “Transgender Day of Visibility is a tradition started by Obama” and neither should you. This Easter the President of the United States and his White House made a clear and distinct decision to force Transgender Day of Visibility into the spotlight on the holiest day of the Christian calendar. It was no coincidence, it was a planned attack to open one more front in the Spiritual Civil War they have declared on Judeo-Christian America.
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