The new buzzword today is inclusion. Everyone, it seems, is inclusive nowadays. Dictionary.com defines inclusion as the state of being included. By its very definition, this term should include everyone, yet it does not. It excludes the Christian Biblical viewpoint.
The irony is that true and all-encompassing inclusion occurs only through personal acceptance of the Gospel message of Jesus Christ. So, without the Gospel, true inclusion is not possible. I say this because Jesus deeply loves anyone who turns from their former ways, “repents,” and accepts Jesus as their savior. The world deeply dislikes this exclusive means to God. To the world, anyone who holds a true Bible belief is considered a jerk. Still, typically proponents of inclusion will use a harsher, more derogatory name and call you something worse for your Christ-centered beliefs. People will say things like you are a “fundy,” which is short for a “fundamentalist,” or that you are against their T.E.R.F. ways as they block you. T.E.R.F., as I later found out, means “Trans-Exclusionary Radical Feminist.”
As I said, worldly “inclusion” does not tolerate a Biblical worldview whatsoever. If you do follow Jesus, and really do what He says, you know that Jesus is the only way to salvation. True Biblical alignment holds that there are certain rules God wants us to follow. These rules are for our benefit. These rules, He calls the 10 commandments, are summarized by Jesus as: 1.) Love God, and 2.) Love others as yourself. To really love others as yourself, you have to do what God says in His entire Word – the Bible. Doing and following the rules He has established in His Word makes certain lifestyles unacceptable. However, the world does not see the Bible the same way a follower of Christ does. They often consider the Bible as a book of hate because it disagrees with “free and open love with anyone and everyone.” It also says that you should wait until marriage to have sex and keep your heart and mind pure. These, among other guidelines, are for our success and happiness in life; but the enemies of the Bible, such as those that promote inclusion, see these laws as hateful and worse because they are at war with God and His Word.
If you really read the Bible, you can see the areas of Scripture that the world finds to be intolerant. For instance, the teaching of the Lord Jesus Christ in Matthew 19:4 clearly opposes any lifestyle outside of the natural order of marriage. In this verse, Jesus says, “Haven’t you read that the one who created them from the beginning made them male and female?” Here, Jesus obviously advocates only the male-and-female format as ordained by God in the formation of the Earth. To modify this verse, as many “pastors” now do in their unbiblical churches, is to bring undo judgment to oneself. I digress, but as I was saying, to follow Christ and His Word is considered intolerant to this world. But it is further described in the book of Romans, in the first chapter, where the Scripture clearly states that if a society decides to estrange itself from Biblical truth and align with any other truth, it declines into immorality and subsequently all forms of debauchery, as we now see in our society and eventually abstracts into the worship of created things. In essence, the entire order is interrupted and deep problems begin to emerge.
The brandishing of the weapon of inclusion also excludes our beloved brothers and sisters with disabilities. The people who preach inclusion also often recommend abortion and the termination of pregnancies for children who may have Down syndrome or other disabilities. It is oxymoronic to think that inclusion would mean life. Still, inclusion actually means exclusion and death, for the children aborted every day here in the Western world that promotes “inclusion.” I also surmise that inclusion will eventually lead to medically assisted dying in hospitals here in the United States, as it is offered abroad and in Canada. The way that inclusion is used in our contemporary world is wrong. Inclusion is only here to support the LGBTQ movement or other ideological positions that are opposite of the Bible – God’s Word. With the inclusion movement, to restate, disabilities should not equate to a death sentence. But to the advocates of inclusion, exclusion is how they protect their system of intolerance.
The machine of intolerance, wielded with the false gospel of their so-called inclusion, will not allow the true Gospel to be spoken in the public space. We see this around the world as more and more street preachers are stopped by the police for standing up for the Truth. The machine of intolerance under the pretenses of inclusivity has been working steadily with demonic entities like the Satanic Temple to infiltrate schools and wage a war against the hearts and minds of small children. The false gospel of inclusion aims to steal your children and to teach kids that the True Gospel of Jesus Christ is wrong. These false gospel proponents also advocate that a traditional family, with more than one child, such as eight children, is wrong. When the Bible clearly teaches, in Genesis, to “Go forth and multiply.” The values and beliefs of the so-called inclusion movement are abhorrent to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and His Word.
The Bible teaches that in the end times there will be many false teachers. The teaching of inclusive practices is a clear example of false teaching found in some churches. I see this as described in the Word as the preachers who teach a false gospel and “tickle the ears” of those who listen (2 Timothy 4:3–4). Teachings that the modern family comprised of man and man and woman and woman is clearly unbiblical and a contradiction of Scriptural evidence. We know that these very same preachers teach inclusivity and espouse these beliefs that generally include the phrasing “no matter your lifestyle, it is acceptable to God and His Word”- this is completely false. The Bible teaches that we are to preach the True Gospel at all times (also found in 2 Timothy 4), when it is convenient and also when it is inconvenient. It is now inconvenient not to go with the zeitgeist, the mainstream, the cultural direction. To teach the True Gospel is to be antiquated in this world, but it is the way of the Kingdom of God.
Political weapons are being fashioned against the kingdom of Christ. But Jesus teaches that no weapon formed against us shall prosper, so we already know that this false gospel of “inclusion” will not last forever. The True Gospel teaches God, so love the world He gave his only Son to die on the cross for our sins. His death means we will live in eternity with Him if we place our trust and our hope in the Son of God and His salvation plan. I think one of the most important scriptures in the Bible is Romans 10:9. This verse teaches that salvation happens ONLY when we trust in our hearts that Jesus is Lord and confess with our mouths that He is Lord and God; at that point, we are saved. It is very exclusive, BUT it is also very inclusive, from the word’s original use before it was hijacked by people at war with God and His ways. The Bible is seen as very intolerant in today’s landscape, but it offers the necessary steps needed to attain eternity. So, there are only two choices: salvation through Christ, or an eternity in hell. Only through an exclusive commitment to Christ can we be welcomed into His Kingdom. I hope that you choose the inclusivity of Christ rather than the exclusivity of the world. Choose wisely; your eternity depends on it!
