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Episcopal Priest Claims Jesus Is Transgender From Pulpit
Faith Facts
- An Episcopal priestess in New York City preached that God is nonbinary and Jesus is transgender.
- The remarks were captured on video and quickly went viral online.
- Christian leaders have condemned the teaching as heretical and unbiblical.
An Episcopal priestess in New York City has stirred outrage in recent days for a viral clip in which she proclaimed from the pulpit that God is nonbinary and Jesus Christ is transgender.
The comments have drawn swift condemnation from believers across denominational lines who see the teaching as a direct challenge to historic Christian doctrine.
Episcopal priestess says Mary assigned Jesus male at birth, but he was trans. And when he was resurrected, he came back as His true, transgender self. pic.twitter.com/ox1yIfAT9e
— The Dissenter (@disntr) September 23, 2026
Episcopal pastrix says the Ethiopian eunuch that Phillip baptized was a gender ambiguous apostle named ‘Simon’ who possibly went by the feminine name ‘Simone.’ pic.twitter.com/D4IYnT7uuL
— Protestia (@Protestia) September 25, 2026
“It is heretical and vapid,”
one critic wrote in response to the clip.
Traditional Christian teaching holds that Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God who took on human flesh as a man, born of the Virgin Mary.
Scripture consistently presents God as Father and Jesus as the Son, reinforcing the male imagery and language used throughout both the Old and New Testaments.
Many faithful Christians view attempts to reinterpret these passages through modern gender ideology as a departure from the clear teaching of the Bible.
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Trump’s best October surprise: Immigration reform
Faith Facts
- The Bible calls on nations to maintain just borders and uphold the rule of law as a reflection of God’s order.
- Scripture emphasizes the value of honest work and warns against lawlessness that harms families and communities.
- Christian teaching affirms the responsibility of leaders to protect citizens while showing compassion grounded in truth.
With the border now under control, President Trump has a historic opportunity: end illegal immigration and illegal employment for good, and secure a Republican majority in Congress in the process.
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Repealing the 19th Amendment is not conservative
Faith Facts
- Scripture teaches that both men and women are created in the image of God and hold equal dignity and worth before Him.
- God has ordained different roles for men and women within the family and the church, yet both are called to honor one another in love and service.
- Christian tradition has long upheld the importance of ordered liberty, including the protection of family, faith, and the rule of law under the Constitution.
A new extremism has taken hold in parts of the Right, and it’s spreading fast among Gen Z men. Conservatives should reject it, not rebrand it as the movement’s future.
The proposal to repeal the Nineteenth Amendment is not rooted in the principles of limited government or constitutional fidelity. It is a radical departure from the American tradition that conservatives have long defended.
Conservatism has always sought to preserve the institutions that sustain a free society, including the family and the constitutional order. Efforts to strip voting rights from women undermine that heritage and invite division rather than unity.
The American founding was built on the recognition that rights come from the Creator, not from government. Expanding or restricting the franchise must be weighed carefully against the principles of ordered liberty and moral responsibility.
Christian conservatives have consistently called for policies that strengthen the family and encourage fathers and mothers to fulfill their God-given roles. Returning to first principles means defending the Constitution as written, not rewriting it to settle cultural grievances.
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Spain Grants Long-Awaited Pensions to Retired Evangelical Pastors
Faith Facts
- Spain’s Council of Ministers approved a Royal Decree on September 22 recognizing decades of service by evangelical pastors as valid Social Security contributions.
- The measure finally grants retired evangelical ministers the right to receive pensions after years of appeals and legal delays.
- Faith-based communities across Spain welcome the ruling as a long-overdue affirmation of religious liberty and equal treatment under the law.
The Spanish government has taken an important step toward justice for evangelical ministers who faithfully served their congregations for decades without proper pension coverage. The Royal Decree approved by the Council of Ministers on Tuesday, September 22, establishes the procedure for recognizing the work these pastors performed before their inclusion in the General Scheme in 1999.
For many years, evangelical pastors labored without the same social protections afforded to other workers, leaving them without pensions in their retirement years. The new decree finally corrects this oversight and acknowledges their faithful service as legitimate contributions to Spain’s Social Security system.
“We thank the Lord for this recognition of the labor of so many faithful servants,” said one evangelical leader following the announcement.
The decision comes after decades of appeals from affected pastors and their families, who sought equal treatment under the law. Christian communities across Spain view the ruling as a victory for religious freedom and fairness.
“This decree restores dignity to those who gave their lives in service to the Gospel,” noted a representative of Spain’s evangelical alliance.
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