“When in doubt, deny plain facts!”
This is a principle that helps leftids keep their peace of mind. Without it, they’d be stuck with things being true that they don’t want to be true. Like the historical existence of Israel.
The illustration above is an Assyrian political poster showing a member of “the house of Omri, king of Israel,” bowing to the king of Assyria. So if the existence of Israel is a hoax, the ancient Assyrians were in on it. Yatta-yatta.
But this is what we get, when our looniversities and colleges teach that there’s no such thing as objective truth–only “your truth” and “my truth,” and somehow their “truth” always wins.
“There never was an ishmael…”
He was a second baseman in the Phillies’ farm system who never made it to the big leagues.
There’s a great deal of political pressure on this issue. The narrative of the PC is where most of this comes from, in spite of mounting archaeological evidence to support the Bible’s account of history.
As for leftids, the truth is not in them. Not even a little tiny bit.
God’s Word is true. Good post