We call it “cancel culture.” If you don’t like something, organize a protest against it. Call for a boycott. (I think I have decided to boycott boycotts.) It seems the only thing we aren’t boycotting these days is sin.
Today marks the 507th anniversary of one of the most important protests in history. On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther – a German priest and professor – composed a list of 95 complaints against the Church. He nailed his list to the Wittenburg church door the day before the church celebrated All Saints Day, inviting a discussion on these issues. His timing guaranteed a wide reading.
Had that happened in a Baptist church, the deacons would’ve fired the pastor for ruining the door. Just kidding folks. Sort of.
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