Hi, John -
I don't recall anyone from the "what would Jesus do?"
crowd weighing in on the subject of masks (or
vaccines). One might expect the pastors to lead the
charge, and by God's grace some have stepped up. But
as we know, the media-controllers have turned down the
volume on their platforms as much as possible. Here
on main street, it's a mixed bag - another issue to divide
the church, one might think.
But one courageous voice from Joy Pullmann has stated the
issue with clarity:
Here's a salient point:
Wearing a mask communicates
that I accept the premise that everyone should wear
a mask, even if vaccinated, even if possessing
natural antibodies, even if a child to whom the flu
is more dangerous, even if an adult who believes
living with risk is part of human life and that
attempting to eliminate risk is more dangerous than
accepting it. It communicates that the entire world
should look like a hospital, a fearful and sad place
where people are desperately sick, even if they
don’t know it.
It communicates that I believe harassing the living
hell out of Americans is a justified response to a
disease with a 99.5 percent survival rate or better
for those younger than 65. It communicates that it
is reasonable to worship health as an idol, and to
control citizens with fear. Well, I simply don’t
believe any of that, and I’m not going to be forced
to communicate that I do.
While I'm not at all persuaded that everyone
gets the same "message" when they see others wearing
masks, I think it's safe to say that wearing a mask
communicates the message that the mask-wearer agrees with
the current "pandemic narrative."
As Ms. Pullmann points out, there is an IDOLATRY issue
here. What others point out is that there is also a
sorcery/pharmakaia issue here. What would
Jesus do? I would hope that for every true
Christian, it's a no-brainer. For the rest, who may
prefer to avoid conflict and cower ... well, cowards don't
do well in the end. (Rev. 21:8)
My apologies for not posting this sooner. Of course,
if it's as late in the game as we think, it may not
matter.
Thanks again for your good work.
Best,
Steve
https://stevekerp.wordpress.com
--
Evil appears as good in the minds of those
whom God leads to destruction. -
Sophocles