A one hour film on the book by Eric Metaxas.

I listened to Eric interviewed by Frank Turek.

Strongly recommend seeing it—watch the trailer online, then rent.

Eric draws the serious parallels between the 1930’s German church and today’s American church.

The folly of the Jonestown massacre/suicide of 1978 is currently rivaled by the massive, universal, unrestrained compulsion to swallow/gulp the deadly DEI cool-aid, sweeping our country like a tsunami.

The culture is becoming a cult that has bought into the demonic lie of diversity, equity, inclusion promising utopian answers to human problems.

Identifying, alienating, eliminating the cause—that is, the people standing in the way of dismantling the wrong foundation and beliefs—this is prerequisite to freeing society for rebuilding better.

The stage is set for repeating failed promises/attempts for paradise.
People soon forget to apply the lessons of history to today.
As soon as recycled ideas and places to blame gain a hearing, and someone acquires influence and power to implement them, promises turn into purging, and nice ideas turn into nightmares.

Someone masterfully determined that the magic words of DEI could be marketed across the board at this time, and nothing is stopping it.
And just like Germans in the 1930’s, Americans today won’t stand up against it until it is too late (history past equals history present).
And in both countries, the church and Christians are more focused on compatibility and comfortable than speaking up and acting, because it could cost—it would.

The price of freedom never goes on sale.