Orthodox Christian, America Firster, former US Senate candidate for Delaware, and current babe Lauren Witzke posted a meme to her Telegram page a few days ago featuring a rainbow with the Cross emblazoned in front of it, with the captions “June is Christianity Month” and “Reclaim the Rainbow.”
It’s a clever meme, of course, because June has become Pride Month, a month dedicated to forced corporate celebrations of abiological and immoral lifestyles.
Seriously, this stuff is everywhere: I flipped on Hulu last night and the first, marquee recommendation in the streaming service is to explore its collection of alphabet soup offerings. I fully expect to endure a month of seeing two effeminate men, probably both of some dubious ethnicity, making out every time I see an ad for deodorant.
The rainbow is a sign of God’s Promise to Noah—and, therefore, to humanity—never to flood the Earth again. Rainbows remind us that God keeps His Promises (which is one reason I never fell for the climate hysteria about “rising sea levels”).
They’re also a beautiful reminder of the stern fact of God’s Judgment: at one point, the world became so wicked, God flooded it, killing everyone but Noah and his family—a faithful remnant that carried on humanity, and life on the planet as we know it. God won’t destroy the world with water again, but fire is still on the table. It’s hard to imagine a world more wicked and lost than our own; could the world of Noah’s day really been that much worse?
Like with anything godly and good, however, Satan puts his own perverted spin on the rainbow. Christians overlook this point at our own peril: instead of standing up to the LGBTQ+2Aetc. crowd, saying, “The rainbow is a symbol of God’s Promise, not of the filthy antics you indulge in together in the bedroom and at public libraries,” we’ve let them mutate that symbol into a celebration—a prideful one, at that—of blatant perversion.
Again: the symbol has been perverted into a symbol of perversion!
Christianity aside, rainbows are fun, childlike, and beautiful. My niece often says her favorite color is “rainbow,” not because she’s going to be marching in any parades, but because she’s a sweet little girl. Now, we have forces in society trying to normalize pedophilia. The sickening twisting—the celebration of the sinister, evil, dark shadow image of the pure and the right—is becoming the norm.
So this Christianity Month, I urge Christians to boldly proclaim the Gospel; to denounce evil; and to reclaim the Rainbow.