Megan Basham

I mean, thou shalt not murder is not really that complex.

Right, that is not nuanced.

And I think that that is a strategy to say, gosh, everything's complex and you can't be sure, you have to show humility.

Well, to show humility,

about something that God is very clear on, we're not to be humble on God's behalf.

I mean, we may need to be humble on our approach and how we talk to our neighbors, but when it comes to the truth, we don't have to be humble about knowing what the truth is.

And we certainly know that that's a life, and we certainly know that we should act in defense of that life.

So that is one of the clear things to me was that I was really troubled by how much they continually

return to that look, be humble, you don't know, you could be wrong.

And then on the flip side, you know, they- Did God really say, Megan?

Well, and what's odd to me is it's coming from people who have been so very certain on things that truly were issues of conscience where Christians might differ, like the vaccine, like, you know, COVID mandates and lockdowns.

I mean, I kind of want to remind people that David French said Christians who were not willing to get vaccinated for a lot of really good reasons.

Maybe you were a woman of childbearing age.

Maybe you were trying to get pregnant.

Maybe you just wanted to sit back and see like, gosh, you know, this is something new.

I just don't feel comfortable in my spirit about this.

They accused you of not caring for your neighbors, not loving your neighbors, being willing to see your neighbor die if you didn't want to get this vaccine or you didn't want to not go to church.

Um,

So, you know, that was an interesting element of this to see confusion on something that is extremely clear where they have taken very hard line positions on things that should have been matters of conscience.

And that goes for Curtis Chang as well, who, again, had this website that was dedicated to Christians on the vaccine telling you to get that.