This is how they do it. This is how they get your children. They disguise themselves as angels of light and turn your children against the true light with chaos, confusion, and destruction.
Just like “Pastor” Robin does with these children while she pretends she’s leading a church.
She sits there with these children surrounding her and explains to them how having “two mommies” or “two daddies” is beautiful and fabulous, but if every family just had a mother and a father, that would be “boring” and “awkward.”
And the worst part is, every adult sitting in this room knows she’s a liar, but they go along with it anyway. Presumably to justify to their children some kind of sexual sin in their own lives.
But this is exactly what these snakes do. They pretend that sexual immorality is simply another benign human characteristic on the same ground as other morally neutral traits like race or gender. If race is morally neutral, and racism is sin, then presenting homosexuality or “gender expression” alongside race conditions children to believe that these things too are morally neutral, and opposing them is sin.
And then she slips in children who have “two daddies” or “two mommies” and presents them alongside children who, for other reasons, may also have to live with grandparents, aunts or uncles, or other caretakers.
And then, because these children inherently know that sexual immorality is wrong, she has to bind their consciences by manufacturing agreement with her with leading questions. So when she asks them what it would be like for there to only be one kind of family, she has to present the answer in a way that prompts them to respond along with her:
“Booooooooorrrrrrriiiiiinnnnnnnng!”
She then leads them with the next question “…God made all of these people and all of these families…what did he call it?” and feeds them the approved answers:
“…beautiful,” “gorgeous,” “fabulous,” and “good.”
There is a reason that God treats sexual immorality as one of the most grievous of all sins—it is one of the few sins by which the sin itself becomes the judgment for sin. God turns people over to this sin, as Romans 1 says, and Paul describes it as God’s wrath.
But for adults to drag children into this hellish scene? God has something to say about that, too:
…but whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea.—Matthew 18:6
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