A disturbing trend is emerging across America as progressive politicians hijack Christianity to push their woke agenda – and Texas Democrat James Talarico is leading the charge with what can only be described as a false gospel wrapped in political correctness.
Talarico, who represents Austin in the Texas House, has been making waves by twisting Scripture to justify radical leftist positions on everything from gender ideology to social justice policies. His recent statements reveal a calculated effort to reframe biblical teachings through the lens of modern progressive politics – a dangerous distortion that threatens the very core of Christian faith.
"Satan has his miracles, which, although they are tricks rather than true wonders, are still such as to delude the ignorant and unwary," wrote reformer John Calvin in 1539 – words that ring prophetically true today.
What we're witnessing isn't just political posturing – it's a full-scale assault on biblical authority by those who seek to make Scripture bow to contemporary cultural demands rather than letting God's Word stand as the ultimate truth. Talarico's approach represents everything wrong with the left's attempt to infiltrate and corrupt America's churches from within.
This false gospel of consent prioritizes human feelings and cultural trends over divine revelation, essentially making man the final authority instead of God. It's the same playbook we've seen from progressive "Christians" who twist Romans 13 to justify unlimited government power or who reinterpret biblical sexuality to accommodate the LGBTQ+ agenda.
Patriots, this is exactly why President Trump's victory was so crucial. While Democrats like Talarico work to undermine our nation's Christian heritage, the Trump-Vance administration stands firmly with Americans of faith who refuse to compromise biblical truth for political expediency.
The question every believer must ask: Will we allow politicians to rewrite Scripture to fit their agenda, or will we stand firm on the unchanging truth of God's Word? America's spiritual future may well depend on our answer.