DISCUSSION OF THE DUCK DYNASTY: FOLLOWED BY

It was discovered on Friday, December 20, 2013, that O’Reilly and Bernie Goldberg were setting down their thoughts and final arbitration, in addition to providing complete answers for the problem surrounding Duck Dynasty. In the end, Goldberg leaves the audience with the impression that Phil Robertson, a character on Dynasty, is a young earth fool who ought to be taken out, tarred and feathered, and left for dead. He does this by repeatedly using the word “despicable.” Almost all of the respect that this writer had for the pundit Goldberg has been entirely obliterated at this point. Goldberg, who is a pundit who is always willing to compromise, will not accept the most recent findings made by creation science that cast doubt on the age of the planet. But it is his fascination to the just be nice pabulum of the PC prone that is reminiscent of the Get Smart TV series. This is like a flashback. Agent 86 expresses his regret over the fact that the abilities of those who are bad have been squandered since they have not been used for the purpose of doing good and being pleasant. O’Reilly, who most likely has no idea what the term “plenary verbal inspiration” means, has more than once elevated himself above the word of God in his book “Killing Jesus.” Additionally, on numerous occasions during his rants on the Factor, Bill has assured the public, contrary to the scriptures, that Jesus did not forgive his crucifiers as he hung dying on the cross. (1 Kings 23:34) It is quite likely that O’Reilly is aware of the definition or inaccuracy in question; yet, it would be beneficial for him to research the term “pompous” and make it the “word of the day.” In order to mute the call to repent of sinful habits, O’Reilly brings out the old favorite, which is “Judge not, that ye be not judged.” This verse is the most often cited passage of scripture that non-believers love to mention. (Matthew 7: 1) Phil was judging, and he is a vile person. Now that all is over, the homosexuals are free to go their own ways. In the past, homosexuality was considered an abomination by God (Lev 20:13), however now, God is ambiguous about his position on the issue. God has now changed his mind; he is now completely a part of the twenty-first century. He has also grown up a little bit along with the rest of civilization and got up to speed with the latest scientific discoveries. To put it simply, this is the essence of the nonsense that Bill and Bernie are spreading, yet superior theology demands to be heard. The religion of the patriarch of Duck Dynasty is both biblical and solid, and when contrasted with the ‘don’t judge’ rubber ducky theology of the larger-than-life news presenter Bill O’Reilly, the disparity is almost ludicrous. It is my duty as a native Louisianan to present Mr. O’Reilly with a “lagniappe,” which is something that Phil Robertson is undoubtedly acquainted with and that Mr. O’Reilly might truly benefit from. Without it, everyone who is looking for the meaning of God’s message would be entirely lost. It is a notion that is both theological and understandable, and it is basic but deep. Check it out. Getting extremely broad and asserting that the word of God does not alter with the emerging morals of the day would be a simple and straightforward way to go about things. Because of the morality that is formed from popular culture, the world is brought into judgment with God. That which is presented here is the most significant theology that is founded on the Bible that you will ever have the opportunity to hear in your life, and ignoring it will be the most harmful thing that anybody can do. It is not based on my own personal theology, and regardless of the fact that I have made it my own, it is founded on good theology that is represented in every word of the Bible. It is abundant, theme, and recurrent throughout the scriptures. All of the descriptions of licentious and generally wicked acts that are provided in the Bible, including homosexuality, are not provided with the intention of passing judgment on individuals; rather, they are provided so that individuals would not be required to be condemned by God. It is committed to men and women who, in their great concern, are encouraged or instructed to notify others so that they would escape the consequences of their sins. (B) Declaring that these acts are wrong is committed to men and women. It is not about passing judgment on individuals; rather, it is about guiding them to a point where they might repent. It is not an anchor that may be used to drown the offender in guilty feelings; rather, it is a life saver. The attitude of character assassination and scorn, which is characterized by ferocity, anger, and condemnation, is never effective for people who are tasked with informing others about their worst actions. Another thing that we are aware of is that not everyone has diplomatic talents of persuasion that have been refined to perfection. The end consequence is that some individuals give the impression that they are passing judgment, while others give the impression that they are pleading with their listeners. Anyone may find it difficult to convey to another person that their actions are in direct opposition to God’s will. Nevertheless, it will continue to be a tool that absolutely has to be used until the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ. It is possible that we ought to all be glad that the calling that we see placed upon the prophet Ezekiel when he was called to confront the sins of the people of Israel was not placed on each and every one of us. The following is an example of what I mean: “When I say to the wicked, ‘Thou shalt certainly die,’ and you do not give him warning, nor speak to warn the wicked from his evil path, to spare his life; the same wicked man must die in his wickedness; but his blood will I exact at thine hand.” (Proverbs 3:18) The idea that homosexuality is some obscure ancient problem that was addressed by an extravagant and homophobic writer of the Old Testament as an abomination is a viewpoint that is rife with error when it is seen that whatever God calls an abomination does not fare well in the end of all things. This is something that must be fully discussed and acknowledged. The very final book of the Bible has a summary of the disgusting activities that are described, and it turns out that these actions are one of the major obstacles that prevent people from entering paradise. That is exactly what Phil Robertson, who plays Duck Dynasty, was referring to, isn’t it? And there shall in no way come into it anything that is filthy, nor anything that works abomination, or anything that tells a falsehood; but only those who are written in the book of life that is kept by the Lamb. Revelation 21:27 The essays and reports written by Reverend Michael Bresciani, a journalist, have been posted on American Prophet.org since 2005. In addition, this website also features news and reviews, which has earned it the moniker of “The Website for Insight.” His timely reports and writings have been published in print and online journals and magazines and have been read by millions of people all over the world and nationwide. Please follow us on both Facebook and Twitter.

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