Mike Johnson Fights Jesus

 

Mike Johnson has been fighting the teachings of Jesus his entire adult life. That's why he's our Apostate of The Year. Chapters 00:00    • Mike Johnson Fights Jesus   Mike Johnson speaks at Washington's Bible Museum. - Jason Rapert's involvement in passing anti-trans legislation and his appointment to Arkansas' library board by the odious Sarah Huckabee Sanders [02:06]    • Mike Johnson Fights Jesus   Mike Johnson was the lawyer for Exodus International, a leading purveyor of gay conversion therapy. - Exodus International went out of business in 2013 after the president admitted that the therapy was cruel and ineffective. - Human rights organizations consider gay conversion therapy a form of torture. 04:02    • Mike Johnson Fights Jesus   Mike Johnson supports Dutch Sheets, a Dominionist. - Dutch Sheets is associated with the New Apostolic Reformation. - They stormed the capitol during January six carrying the 'Appeal to Heaven' flag. 05:46    • Mike Johnson Fights Jesus   The Seven Mountains doctrine promotes Christian domination of American society - The doctrine urges Christians to infiltrate and rule areas such as family, education, media, and politics - Mike Johnston's recent speech at the Bible Museum on this topic has stirred controversy 08:00    • Mike Johnson Fights Jesus   Speaker of the House's controversial beliefs on homosexuality. 09:56    • Mike Johnson Fights Jesus   Mike Johnson making controversial statements about the Supreme Court legalizing homosexuality. 11:52    • Mike Johnson Fights Jesus   - Claiming that the media took his words out of context, Johnson has expressed strong views against homosexuality, calling for its criminalization. 13:49    • Mike Johnson Fights Jesus   - He argues that proscriptions against sodomy have deep roots in religion, politics and laws. - He believes states have the right to discourage 'evils' of sexual conduct outside marriage and to discriminate between heterosexual and homosexual conduct. - He, along with pro-family and legal advocacy groups, argue that there are many legitimate grounds to proscribe same-sex deviant sex acts. - He asserts that there is no right to sodomy in the Constitution and privacy of the home does not place all activity within the home outside the bounds of criminal law.