The 'He Gets Us' Commercial Does More Harm Than Good

[@amandakylemyers2457]

Let us not forget that a sinful woman was washing Jesus’ feet with her hair and tears. How she wept at her sin and repented and worshipped Him. She showed us how we should feel about our sin and cause us to weep at the feet of Jesus. Rather than the narrative being displayed to “love the sinner”. To truly love a sinner is to call them to repent and weep at His feet and sin no more.

[@speakerdude01]

Your exactly right.

[@G1stGBless]

Amen

[@wolfskin275]

Greatest Comment For The Interpretation Of Biblical Verses Summed Up Quickly.

[@reagonowmix]

So true. And it had absolutely nothing to do with race. Those who view the world through race are, themselves, the racists.

[@kimberc813]

This is totally the point of the story. That commercial is a twisting of the gospel.

[@e.m.8094]

I also missed the parts of the ad where the extreme purple haired screaming leftist was washing the feet of a born-again conservative Christian. Why do they make it sound like only one side receives hatred?

[@briteeyes2133]

Maybe they were actually saying only one side has Christ like humility??? ❤

[@cbdkills.7903]

because only one side disproportionately does physical harm and one side predominantly only does vandalism idk what to tell you 😂

[@msky33]

That is basically the narrative in a nutshell. Great observation

[@Thexdmattx]

Because they wouldn't be Christian... They wouldn't do it.

[@anarchorepublican5954]

...because... It was the extreme purple haired screaming leftists who paid for the Ad...

[@Fire-Fox007]

Jeremiah 14:14 Then the LORD said to me, “The prophets are prophesying lies in my name. I have not sent them or appointed them or spoken to them. They are prophesying to you false visions, divinations, idolatries and the delusions of their own minds." 2 Timothy 4:3 For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. Matthew 7:15 “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves."

[@rpg7287]

Whenever Jesus confronted sinners He would say, “Go, and sin no more.” He never said, “Go, and I support you in your lifestyle choice.”

[@TalosArc-ld8of]

When you go to war against your enemies and the Lord your God delivers them into your hands and you take captives, 11 if you notice among the captives a beautiful woman and are attracted to her, you may take her as your wife. 12 Bring her into your home and have her shave her head, trim her nails 13 and put aside the clothes she was wearing when captured. After she has lived in your house and mourned her father and mother for a full month, then you may go to her and be her husband and she shall be your wife. 14 If you are not pleased with her, let her go wherever she wishes. You must not sell her or treat her as a slave, since you have dishonored her.

[@bernadettematera-stacey1982]

Best comment yet.

[@GaryCrant]

@@TalosArc-ld8of Wow. If this is true, ancient Israelites were really considerate and respectful towards their conquered enemies. The normal thing in the bronze age was to rape and pillage, not to give your enemies room for mourning or letting captured women go whereever they wish instead of keeping them as slaves. That's wild!

[@Thebirdman206]

Said in its simplest form

[@TalosArc-ld8of]

@@GaryCrant It's not wild, this is the word of the Lord. every Christian knows this.

[@brianjay9811]

The stern words of Jesus were never meant to be "inclusive". Jesus said, "For I have come to turn a man against his father, a daughter against her mother, a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law-" This is not a hateful message, but one of a choice, because with Christ, one needs to choose which side of the fence they wish to be on. Jesus said, "He who is not with me is against me." This idea that God accepts all people, regardless of their beliefs or behaviors is totally against God's teachings. Being a Christian *divides* you from the rest of the world...

[@Vanilla-Mayonnaise]

🔥💯

[@Dan-pt2tn]

Spot on. Tolerance was never a Christian value. The path is narrow and few will find it. Too many people think being nice and being kind are one in the same. But not only are they not synonymous, they're often opposites.

[@danjohnson8556]

Matt 10:34 “Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword.”

[@Thor-Orion]

Narrow is the gate and difficult is the way. -Matthew 7:13-14

[@Thor-Orion]

@@Dan-pt2tnyep. This.

[@monkemonkerson5620]

That ad was promoting a false gospel. And we all know what the Bible says about those who preach a false gospel...

[@DunningKrugerJnr]

That’s blasphemy!

[@b.j.anderson4476]

Please tell me, what is the true gospel?

[@Crazy_Chriz]

@@b.j.anderson4476the Bible and only the Bible and everything in it. They are teaching leftist ideas that do not align truthfully with the Bible

[@sladetuner8661]

It is lies and decent

[@msmaria5039]

​@@b.j.anderson4476Jesus has come to save us. He is the only path to salvation.

[@SkywalkerOne1977]

This was not made by people who read the Bible. Washing a neighbor's feet is NOT the same as permitting your children to partake in immorality or normalizing sin.

[@gmiller6703]

It's not a sin against them, it's a sin against you

[@linalindbladh8529]

They read the Torah

[@anarchorepublican5954]

✝He Gets Us...but "They" don't get Him..

[@con1q2w]

Washing your neighbors feet is a sin?

[@bondslave100]

Amen!

[@bryanhaycock672]

The ads weren’t targeting non-believers. The ads were targeted at Christian’s by their enemies.

[@danieltoledo9383]

That''s the sense of Sprit I got as well. Their colored glasses made the message fall flat. Let The Word be The Word.

[@Absynthe23]

Yup. Ironically, this was essentially a HATE message targeted towards Christians' supposed hypocrisy.

[@dougseely1174]

Yep !

[@helengyamfiboateng9149]

You're absolutely right

[@allseeingotto2912]

Soros funded ill bet .

[@LisaLynnKras]

I think my biggest takeaway from this is that the commercial repeatedly depicts the foot-washer being humbled rather than the other way around.

[@debbaker1801]

And isn't that the point?

[@Ben-zr4ho]

​@@debbaker1801 Bit deeper than that. Considering that in the context of Christ washing the feet of his disciples it's taken for granted that he is God incarnate. So you can't view it from the perspective of one person washing the feet of another but how it would feel if who you believed to be God started washing your feet. It's not meant to be an act of atonement. Which is what the commercial seems to be indicating. All these white people washing the feet of the oppressed to atone for the sins of our ancestors and the very "sin" of being born white. It's message is confused and muddled to say the least.

[@jmar8507]

@@debbaker1801 Wonder why having his feet washed by Jesus humbled Peter though. He didn't want Jesus to wash his feet until Jesus said, "Unless I wash you, you have no part in me."

[@crowbar_the_skull]

Jesus wouldn't have washed their feet. He would have told them to go and sin no more. Then they would have called him a bigot for saying they are sinners.

[@apborick5796]

Leftist/Lib psyop.

[@Blinkerd00d]

Legit

[@4thphaseofmalaise]

No he would have given them a brush and a bowl so they could wash their own feet.

[@brianwisecarver4880]

I don't purport to know what Jesus would and would not have done. But i know it's our responsibility to love them. Not celebrate their behavior, but hope for their salvation. My own salvation was what led me to repentance, not the other way around.

[@streamscreen]

I didn’t see anyone committing an actual sin but maybe I needed to look harder.Yes we are all sinners as Christ says.

[@jakeviolet2195]

The problem with snowflakes is they can't tell the difference between rejection and hate. Just because somebody doesn't like you or your lifestyle does not mean they hate you.

[@erictroxell715]

Well said!!!!

[@ericstogner2222]

They deliberately set up those two options and only those two options. You either must endorse then or you are a hater. They don’t want to acknowledge any other position because it robs them of being a victim and feeling self-righteously able to attack you simply because you won’t be bullied to accept their agenda and values.

[@MayTheDevil]

Exactly, I don't agree with certain people, I don't hate them I just wouldn't do what they do.

[@luisalejandro2335]

You’re calling people snowflakes but melted down at the possibility of Taylor Swift possibly endorsing Biden. I agree, this commercial as well as most other “he gets Us” commercials are lame. Jesus said it himself, he came here to separate father from son and mother from daughter. But y’all cry so hard because someone doesn’t share your own political opinions. Cry harder!!! CHIEFS KINGDOM!!!! TRUMP NATION RISE UP!!!!

[@amyk87]

They hate everyone who disagrees with them. That’s why they assume disagreement equals hate to normal people, too. They’re wrong, but that’s the explanation.

[@ibsnafu1]

Looking at the commercial, all of the washees look like they feel like they DESERVE to have their feet washed by the washers. Their expressions are haute and looking down their nose at the washer. When Jesus humbled himself to wash his followers feet it highlighted for his followers his willingness to lift us up from our lowly lives and make us all worthy of respect, not by disrespecting himself but in putting himself into their position. This ad makes it look like they *deserve* this treatment, and we should all kiss their little toes. The other point was that, in society then, most of us *were* undeserving of such treatment, but Christ loved us so much, he did it anyway.

[@wms72]

ALL of us were undeserving of His humility

[@christopherton]

The only thing problematic is that most people have zero knowledge of what washing feet meant.

[@christopherton]

@@tlw6932 I don’t think the ad could do any harm. Hopefully it inspires people to find out who Jesus is by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit

[@samb8744]

Exactly, Walsh doesn’t understand the basics, he even completely lied and got the exact opposite moral out of this story that Jesus meant. It’s crazy how Walsh doesn’t understand that it’s a metaphor for how you need to treat everyone with respect and kindness, regardless of their politics or class

[@christopherton]

@@samb8744 pretty sure Matt knows the basics Where did he lie ? My point is there are messages for certain times and situations My take away is that Jesus is empathetic which the Bible teaches. He went threw what humans encounter Sometimes Jesus was very harsh Sometimes merciful , caring and healing the downtrodden. Hopefully the Holy Spirit will bring the fallen away back and the godless to belief

[@Dan-pt2tn]

@@samb8744 Potentially. But tolerance is not a Christian value. It's actually often unkind and harmful throughout history.

[@rclrd1]

@@christopherton *through

[@batmanforpresident9655]

Jesus washed the feet of His disciples as an example of humility. Politics and virtue signaling had NOTHING to do with it. That commercial was blasphemous and disgusting.

[@beguileme8201]

💯

[@Thejjay005]

That was the point of the commercial, he washes everyone’s feet, even if their politics are bad.

[@ChoseDeath]

​​@@Thejjay005 Which is NOT what Jesus is about or what Christianity is about. That's a 3rd Grade child's level of understanding.

[@beguileme8201]

@@Thejjay005 He won't be washing feet when he returns.

[@briteeyes2133]

Washing the feet of one another is a sign of Christ like humility and love in the person doing the washing. It actually is a beautiful thing. Showing humility and love should be something we all do. It does not mean we condone what others do, only that we love them. Christ did not condone sin. We are to pray for all people, even our enemies. The choices of the people that were choosen in the ad actually show that they must believe white people have more humility than others, just as Jesus had. In truth there are people of all races who have Christ like humility, not just white people.

[@vivimariegonzalez1829]

I agree 100%! Where is the actual GOSPEL? There’s no message of sin, repentance, and conversion. Preaching the Gospel to the lost is what TRUE LOVE FOR YOUR NEIGHBORS look like.

[@DunningKrugerJnr]

Ah, dogmatic hypocrites…where would. Christianity be without these types? More Christian perhaps?

[@StruggleBus_Captain]

"Go forth and sin no more" Jesus Christ. He didn't say, "Welcome to the abortuary, let me wash your feet"

[@oldhickory4686]

Exactly. And that is implied with the "Family Planning Clinic".

[@samb8744]

He literally told everyone to wash the feet of strangers, he also said to give all your possessions away and that a rich person can’t get into heaven. You and Walsh are entirely against the teachings of JC

[@tomgee8211]

Please cite your scripture

[@JohnMegaton2062]

I don't think that's what the commercial was communicating. I think it was saying rather than waste time raging on things let's live the gospel out by loving our enemies and do good to those who persecute us. It's a novel concept.

[@vanessa.85]

​@samb8744 the Bible does not say Christians, you need to love everyone by adapting to the ways of the modern world. We are not going to compromise our beliefs over your feelings because you think it's okay to sin.

[@alanbradford3130]

As a Bible teacher, I agree 100% with this assessment of the "He gets us" campaign. I would just add that the modern equivalent is a pastor cleaning up a mess in the church because the janitor was sick. People 2000 years ago walked around barefoot and the custom was to send a servant to the door and wash the feet of house guests before they came in. This was to prevent the street dirt from messing up the house. It was not something people of Jesus' caliber did. It was an object lesson for the disciples not to be high and mighty, but meek and lowly, like Jesus.

[@TheDoctor394]

Exactly.

[@RanMouri82]

And even more, Jesus told His disciples the foot-washing made them clean (i.e. baptism), but "not all" in reference to Judas.

[@dr.doolittle4763]

It was a very racist ad. Very anti-White and demeaning. I coiled in repulsiveness when I first saw it and thank you Matt for raising issue with this commercial. It was disgusting to me.

[@ralphlivingston894]

Them

[@janiceguyer7893]

Racist? How about the Halftime Show being pretty much all one race?

[@unbelievableproductions]

Hate is always a one way street with these people. Btw, Christ did not not teach that hate is bad. Without hate you cannot have love. If you subscribe to doormat Christianity, you stand for nothing. Christianity is Good vs Evil, without identifying what is evil, you will never know what is Good.

[@bgstyle5361]

Best comment!!!!

[@GhostBased]

Doormat Christian is my new insult for woke Christians.

[@richardtaylor249]

They are trying to get good people who try to live their lives the right way with morals and values and good character to believe that Jesus is just fine and dandy with people who sin and live their lives in an immoral way so we should be too. Except Jesus is NOT okay with these people, and we shouldn't stay silent on pushing back against evil. In other words, it is NOT okay to act any way you want. This commercial is actually anti Christian political correct bull crap.

[@ac9559]

My reaction to the ad was nausea. Shallow, virtue signaling crap.

[@shawnkelly695]

If not pointed out i likely would never notice. I never noticed the commercial but get to hear about it. Sure glad im good at tuning stuff out.

[@Murnan79]

Would you say that even just watching it one time was “ad nauseam”? 😂

[@howdydocowgirlcowgirl181]

Plus cringe-worthy, nauseating, blasphemous heresy

[@Pisca-kk5cs]

I had no idea 🤷 what the heck I was watching… at the end I said “I dont get it” what was this commercial trying to convey?

[@con1q2w]

It's hilarious how much "Christians" hate the concept of virtue.

[@deVeaux3962]

There is SO MUCH wrong in this "rebuttal." It is so indescribably intellectually dishonest.

[@helene420]

It's actually hateful.

[@theinvestigativemillennial9381]

That's what happens when it's only done for clicks.

[@robinsonelec]

Just like hanging a Pride flag over a Church is celebrating sin.

[@uncoiledfish2561]

Depends on the church. Some churches don’t have a problem with homosexuals.

[@Dan-pt2tn]

@@uncoiledfish2561 1 Cor 6:9 The false ones perhaps.

[@Dan-pt2tn]

Or the Pope and his Fiducia Supplicans.

[@chrissmith2753]

@@uncoiledfish2561Some churches don’t, but God does.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

@@uncoiledfish2561 fake churches , a church of sin

[@IrishQT07]

Spot on, Matt! The man-made message of this campaign at Jesus' expense is utterly disgusting. It's clear they don't know the true biblical Jesus.

[@briteeyes2133]

Washing the feet of one another is a sign of Christ like humility and love in the person doing the washing. It actually is a beautiful thing. Showing humility and love should be something we all do. It does not mean we condone what others do, only that we love them. Christ did not condone sin. We are to pray for all people, even our enemies. The choices of the people that were choosen in the ad actually show that they must believe white people have more humility than others, just as Jesus had. In truth there are people of all races who have Christ like humility, not just white people.

[@nickieredz9753]

It's called 'washing of the Saints Feet' for a reason, it is supposed to bring you into closer fellowship with your brethren, a spiritual connection within the bride of Christ, to be on one accord as the day of Pentecost.

[@JaxonSmithers]

Well they are in line with a lot of churches in the US. Prosperity preaching, watered down sermons that ignore the reality of evil and hell.

[@GlennRobinson777]

Do you think the bible was written by God himself?

[@TheVoiceofTheProphetElizer]

I hate these ads so much.

[@TealPanda7]

Then you hate the teachings of Christ the Lord

[@tayachting6345]

@@TealPanda7 But these ads don't give the full teachings of the Lord. Jesus preached forgiveness, but also repenting and turning away from sin. This propaganda does not.

[@pippetandpossum]

It rubbed me the wrong way because instead of spending the millions to produce a commercial that shares the gospel, they instead decided to produce an ad that shames Christians for not doing enough. Edit: my point wasn't stated clearly, it bothers me because of the effect. If you produced a commercial targeting unbelievers with the gospel, you'd be spreading God's word to them and would likely have some number of people curious enough to pursue the truth. By making a commercial that targets Christians for not doing enough you're dogpiling in us, and it's reaching a smaller target demographic and also not really going to lead many people down to path of salvation. It was a wasted opportunity.

[@modus_operandi2508]

Nailed it

[@oldhickory4686]

And they love the false narrative of "Judge not".

[@wisedyes]

If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from THEIR WICKED WAYS; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.

[@ivok9846]

their point is that left loves everyone while right hates....

[@mmyr8ado.360]

​@@cadejust6777 go read a history book then

[@SamBrockmann]

Jesus taught holiness. True holiness. The idiots who ran this ad would have called Jesus a bigot.

[@GlennRobinson777]

The Hobby Lobby would call Jesus a bigot? Also, Jesus taught forgiveness and acceptance. If you don't like it, stop calling yourself a Christian.

[@SamBrockmann]

@GlennRobinson777 , you might want to fully examine what those concepts all mean, buddy. Oh, and read Matthew 5:17, while you're at it. He never did teach violation of - wait for it - the Law of God.

[@GlennRobinson777]

@@SamBrockmann I have, you might want to read Peter 3:8-3:9, Romans 2:11 or 14:1, Mathew 25:40. There's plenty more. You know what Jesus really hate? Religious hypocrisy.

[@SamBrockmann]

@GlennRobinson777 , I have read those. Have you? Also, you need to consider that contenancing sin is JUST AS MUCH religious hypocrisy. Cherry picking the parts of the Gospel you like is no less unchristian than hatred. You can choose to hate me for speaking Scriptural Reality, but keep in mind that your god is not the God of the Bible if you do. You either keep ALL of the Bible, or you don't, Glenn.

[@SamBrockmann]

@@GlennRobinson777 , none of those verses support your position.

[@charleneblack2792]

I'm not religious in the least, but this commercial offended me. I don't know much about Jesus, but I do know his job wasn't to wash the feet of criminals and prostitutes. The goal is to turn sinners towards God, not cater to them.

[@royroy3]

😂😂 oh shut up. You're practically cherry picking parts of Jesus message you don't like

[@KravMagoo]

Um, He did allow a prostitute to wash His feet. Be careful with your criticism...the Word is a double-edged sword.

[@slart1bartfast587]

"Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also should wash one another’s feet. I have set you an example that you should do as I have done for you. Very truly I tell you, no servant is greater than his master, nor is a messenger greater than the one who sent him. Now that you know these things, you will be blessed if you do them." - John 13:14-17 So yes, he did wash feet, including the feet of a traitor AND demanded his followers to follow his example! But not not only that, he picked this gesture of 'washing feet' as expression of faith up form Mary Magdalena, a PROSTITUTE! "When one of the Pharisees invited Jesus to have dinner with him, he went to the Pharisee’s house and reclined at the table. A woman in that town who lived a sinful life learned that Jesus was eating at the Pharisee’s house, so she came there with an alabaster jar of perfume. As she stood behind him at his feet weeping, she began to wet his feet with her tears. Then she wiped them with her hair, kissed them and poured perfume on them." - Luke, 7:36-38 " Then he turned toward the woman and said to Simon, “Do you see this woman? I came into your house. You did not give me any water for my feet, but she wet my feet with her tears and wiped them with her hair. You did not give me a kiss, but this woman, from the time I entered, has not stopped kissing my feet. 46 You did not put oil on my head, but she has poured perfume on my feet. Therefore, I tell you, her many sins have been forgiven-as her great love has shown. But whoever has been forgiven little loves little" - Luke, 7:44-47 Please stop talking about a teaching you know nothing about. Start washing people's feet. Like Jesus did.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

Bravo. You summed that up better than most Christians. What is interesting is I've seen a number of non believers, incl. atheists, who also found this commercial either offensive or annoying. As an atheist put it, he saw this as nothing but a political agenda, not really evangelistic in nature.

[@archangelliii2536]

Are you sure you are a non religious who doesn't know about Jesus? Because you nailed it!

[@laura8324]

He loves us, not hates us which is why He teaches repentance to save our souls from Hell.

[@whousa642]

Disgusting commercial

[@TealPanda7]

I’m sorry you’re repulsed by the teachings of Jesus. I hope the lord replaces the hate in your heart with the Holy Spirit

[@whousa642]

@@TealPanda7 Jesus is disgusted by this commercial What does that say about you!

[@3ggshe11s]

The same spirit behind Fiducia Supplicans drove this ad. Christ never affirmed people in their sin. He welcomed them and forgave them, but then he told them to go and sin no more. Jesus was not an anything-goes hippie.

[@barbjanderson7559]

Jesus didn't teach hate but He did teach to turn from your sins, He taught where your sins will lead you. I didn't notice any bibles in the ad, that makes sense because woke Jesus ignores the bible and would never tell a woman to turn away from that abortion clinic because it might hurt her feelings.

[@esskeller9676]

This.

[@andrewjames9996]

In the UK is hard find a church that does not preach Christian wokery. They leave Leviticus but mention shaving is a sin. However in Leviticus 14:8-9 The one to be cleansed shall then wash his clothes and shave off all his hair and bathe in water and be clean. Now afterward, he may enter the camp, but he shall stay outside his tent for seven days. It will be on the seventh day that he shall shave off all his hair: he shall shave his head and his beard and his eyebrows, even all his hair. He shall then wash his clothes and bathe his body in water and be clean.

[@wimsylogic65]

​@@andrewjames9996why shave all hair?

[@andrewjames9996]

@@wimsylogic65 Good question! It varies from book to book.I gave up religion several years ago.

[@d585]

@@andrewjames9996 so in other words you don't care at all, you'll just side with Christianity if you can tie it into your politics?

[@kimberlypride4046]

Do you even know what the disciples did???? Gave up their lives to FOLLOW JESUS!!!

[@frankroque-lb6nr]

Exactly. These people are consumed by their sin.

[@Hhe448]

Very cult like.

[@RK9th]

Right, like Judas the betrayer, of which he knew betrayed him but he still washed his feet right?

[@JuanSanchez-t7d]

You have brought to light the deceptive nature of this ad.Whter they know it or not these people are doing the devils work.Deceiving and being deceived

[@grogueQ]

Just in case anyone doesn't know what the term "virtue signaling" means, this ad is probably the best explanation.

[@ABKZ8]

Thank you for correctly identifying the central message of Jesus: REPENTANCE! Many have lost sight of this, as this ad so clearly demonstrates. There is no forgiveness without repentance.

[@numbuh1507]

Repentance for what exactly?

[@ohisee9173]

Yup. And that's why the ad is useless. Y'all will never repent and we will never forgive you. Matt "if queer people/drag queens don't want to be murdered, maybe they shouldn't host storytimes for kids" Walsh will NEVER repent. He will burn.

[@HarveyDangerLurker]

​@daniellopeslima6889 your sins against God.

[@cbdkills.7903]

what about love for one another and forgiveness

[@kellysouter4381]

Apology, repentance, improvement.

[@MikeroBerst]

Complaining about people complaining about people complaining about people complaining. I get it, Hate thy neighbor!

[@xyphrean3109]

My husband who is very much against religion and always has been, has become so disgusted with ads like these, sermons given by the alphabet mafia and the fact that they want to pervert religion for their own disgusting belief, that he has decided he wants to go to church.

[@danallison8745]

This made my day

[@johnsmit5999]

Praise God!

[@christinegeary4877]

Surely an unintended consequence on their part. Hallelujah!🙏

[@danielwessel9884]

That was not where I thought your comment was going 😮😊😊

[@RanMouri82]

Good for him!

[@cyberleaderandy1]

As a Christian i utterly reject this garbage, political and woke message.

[@TheNateBeSoGreat]

You reject the idea of loving people?

[@aceyfan]

​@@TheNateBeSoGreatisn't it amazing how they tell on themselves lol

[@pete3011]

@@TheNateBeSoGreat They reject the idea of having no judgement, no pride, and abasing themselves at the feet of people who don't deserve it, and have done nothing at all to earn it. Being forgiven takes effort, it isn't owed to you for nothing, I'm an atheist and even I understand this, why don't you?

[@TheNateBeSoGreat]

@@pete3011 Jesus was all about providing for those who "don't deserve it", and was not quick to pass judgement on those who society deemed as needing to be judged. The whole pinnacle of Christianity hangs on the idea that Jesus died to cover ALL sins. What makes humans worthy to judge others?

[@mattdillon4398]

@@TheNateBeSoGreat Define "loving people". Because it does NOT mean accepting sin!

[@rath6375]

In fact it is often those who decry 'hate' the loudest who feel the most hatred for others in their own hearts.

[@BulykrynVancho]

I commend you for mentioning repentance. It’s often overlooked.

[@michaelcerean1990]

I feel like in a weird way it was singling out Christians and calling them hateful. Kind of like “Hey, we just wanted to remind you again to not be hateful” At best the message was redundant. At worst, it had the opposite effect and only reinforced false liberal stereotypes

[@briteeyes2133]

Maybe it was showing who had Christ like attributes? Humility, love for others, etc? I saw the believers being Christlike, they were the GIVERS. I'm sure there are people of others races who have Christ like attributes also. I don't know why they only showed white people as being the loving and humble ones. I'm surprised the left hasn't screamed it's biased.

[@michaelcerean1990]

@@briteeyes2133 That’s also a good point. I didn’t look at it that way.

[@sgray5818]

This is exactly how it hit me, too.

[@darrengordon-hill]

OMG dude, why you so hateful?? 😂

[@GlennRobinson777]

No, you're right, that's what it was pointing out, as well as it being one of the key teaching points of Jesus. If you don't like it, don't be a Christian?

[@jmdsservantofgod8405]

All of us that are already believers and are saved don’t want any new info that challenges our belief…..it’s TMI too much info! Don’t say anything that upsets our beliefs. But for nonbelievers this short invitation to learn about Jesus is brilliant!

[@jb6712]

There-are-no-true-Christians-behind-this-ad,-none.

[@Tangarisu]

Wouldn't be surprised if it was backed financially by a small hat

[@gmiller6703]

Because a Christian wouldn't try to be humble or spread the word in a modern way, obviously

[@cravenlestat7006]

@@Tangarisu You see the truth I agree

[@coryschutz9574]

Correct

[@SuperBoomshack]

This commercial is vomit inducing; also, they could have used the money spent on the cringe ad to feed and clothe people

[@notsorryyouretriggered]

why actually help society when you can just send them a 100 million dollar virtue signal? - the people responsible for that ad

[@numbuh1507]

Only clothe and feed those that are heterosexual, of course

[@ohisee9173]

"vomit inducing". Interesting. But y'all would prefer for minorities to be reminded of the ACTUAL oppression they experienced. That WOULDN'T be vomit inducing, eh?

[@Hhe448]

So could all the preachers flying around in 20 million dollar jets but they don’t do shit for anybody but themselves. Lol

[@ruthmeaway8118]

That commercial made me so uncomfortable when I was watching it. I was confused and just didn't get it. I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[@CoolPapaJMagik]

The problem is the societal context that sets the tone-when they say “Jesus didn’t teach hate,” that can be directly translated to “Christians/Whte people are hateful and oppr essive and they need to stop.”

[@RanMouri82]

That's exactly their point, which slanders innocent Christians.

[@Tjc16]

Funny how they allowed there portrayal of Jesus to air for millions to see during Super Bowl. yet when a Christian football player. wanted to thank Jesus on air, for millions to see. they choose to cut it out of the interview. If this ain’t trying to control the narrative. idk what is.

[@Senth99]

It's all about money; NFL would happily support Saudi Arabia if it meant billions of dollars

[@anneboyle2240]

That's so true 😮 I never thought of that!!

[@johnrichards6080]

I knew Christians would be upset by an ad supporting compassion and tolerance, and would find reasons to reject it. As is so often said, there's no hate like Christian love.

[@cc8530]

Pity instead of spending $8 million on a 30 second ad, why not use that money to buy food for the poor? Clearly they have too much money to waste

[@Mobius118]

@mobiusraptor7 To be fair, fellow Mobius, Judas’s attitude was bad because he “cared not for the poor” but wanted to pocket the money himself. I get where you’re coming from but the following verses give important clarification

[@michaeltaylors2456]

Would love to know who actually funds them. Soros ?

[@lqueen101]

Melissa Dougherty did a video on this and it is spot on. They wanted to present a different Jesus. More like them and not the real Jesus, the One that makes them uncomfortable.

[@nebuladog]

Jesus did preach against hate: He said the 2nd most important commandment was to love your neighbor as yourself, and also said that whatever we did for the least of our brothers and sisters, we were also doing for him. He didn't walk around washing feet like the ad suggests, but ignoring that inaccuracy, the message was a reminder to love the sinner, hate the sin. The people in the ad getting their feet washed are generally people that conservatives look down on the actions of (illegal immigrants, aborters, etc). It was to remind us to recognize them as human beings even if we believe their actions are wrong. Judge and you shall be judged, and not one of us is perfect!

[@bethanyw777]

I was feeling uncomfortable about that ad. I wanted to like it, but I think you hit the nail on the head with that critique; it correctly identified how I was feeling but couldn’t put into words exactly.

[@briteeyes2133]

Washing the feet of one another is a sign of Christ like humility and love in the person doing the washing. It actually is a beautiful thing. Showing humility and love should be something we all do. It does not mean we condone what others do, only that we love them. Christ did not condone sin. We are to pray for all people, even our enemies. The choices of the people that were choosen in the ad actually show that they must believe white people have more humility than others, just as Jesus had. In truth there are people of all races who have Christ like humility, not just white people.

[@aceyfan]

​@@briteeyes2133You're wasting your comment on these people. They take pride in their bigotry.

[@PatsPurposefulPutzing]

yeah, same here -- thanks MW!

[@physics_137]

"Jesus didn't teach hate." Neither did he preach tolerance.

[@i_like_chomp6382]

Jesus would be ashamed of you

[@gabrielisaacson]

Jesus hates sin.

[@physics_137]

@@i_like_chomp6382 How?

[@Mobius118]

Funny enough he preached tolerance of people but hate of sin

[@i_like_chomp6382]

@@physics_137 "niether did he preach tolerance"- He litterally did, he may not have liked it but he never went out of his way to chastise people or tell them how to live their lives, that is by definiton tolerance, turning the other cheek. He would be dissappointed in you, utterly dissappointed

[@Goabnb94]

Jesus's message was not washing feet. And while He loved everybody, He didn't go around saying "you're unrepentantly sinning? Lemme wash your feet!"

[@MikeBarbarossa]

' Jesus washed feet" implies washing feet was a regular MO he performed. No he did it one time as a gesture to his disciples (subordinates) to show he was not above them. So " Jesus didn't hate" (money changers?) " he washed feet" ( how regular did he do that?) both incorrect

[@Dominikmj]

That’s true. But I don’t think, that the ad said, that you should unrepentantly sin. The ad took creative freedom and maybe went too far. But the point is, that we should let God do the judging, and we are just trying to be good neighbors and good people, who are not hating and not rejecting anyone!

[@joedougs]

We know he didn’t go around washing peoples feet because his disciples were completely confused by this gesture

[@tomvalpo9361]

The "roles reversed" argument is so accurate. Virtually all TV commercials follow this narrative too. You can count on the criminal being a white guy and the dumb guy too. It's spreading to white women as well.

[@jvc7244]

that's social engineering in progress

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

Also the ugly man and the funny man (= not to be taken seriously man).

[@aceyfan]

Ooh boy that white grievance on full display in this comment section lol

[@tigerclaw7020]

I question the “Christianity” of anyone who equates speaking out against sin or even holding a different political position to hatred. The Bible specifically says it is love to correct others.

[@jeaninehawkins2258]

CNN has an article stating how suspicious non-believers are of those commercials because they tie them back to conservative Evangelicalism, which seems strange considering the message of the commercial. So basically, no one finds them helpful. What a waste of money.

[@dr.badass702]

Yeah, they’re paid for by the Hobby Lobby people, apparently, so that’s why the left is suspicious. But now they’ve made the right furious, too, because they’re not in-line with the gospel of Republican Jesus. It’s weird

[@cwie2968]

It's about having Christians bowing down to people who despise them. Who's creating these ads? The people we're not allowed to criticize of course

[@nagrabagra4924]

TY Matt. I'm sick of everyone and their mother taking scripture out of context with the point of manipulating the sheeple.

[@laumuseka]

Jesus didn’t teach hate in general. Sin being the thing to hate. Jesus taught truth. Something these evil people hate. They also hate babies. Maybe they should listen to their own words on this and stop their own hate for things that are actually good. Their hypocrisy is disgusting.

[@boldlygo3469]

I really can't believe that any American men still pay any attention to the "woke" NFL (let alone give them their money). Give them bread and circuses.

[@simpchimp4741]

Matt basically pointed out the few things he hates about the commercial and says thats all that the commercial has to give. Did you not see the white man and the black man washing their feet in the same tub together, and what looks to be a BROWN cop washing the black mans feet, and the slides that show a white person washing another white persons feet other than the abortion one (makes sense why you would only focus on that one though)? You ignore the whole entirety of the message to fuel your own view of the world, and thats something jesus did not teach.

[@Keverember]

He does get us. That’s why God sent His Son to die for us. We couldn’t do it on our own. If you’re reading this and don’t know the good news, Jesus knew every horrible thing you would ever do and loved you while you were at your worst. He died and rose again to save you from the death that sin brings. He became a curse so that you could be called a child of God! Turn from sin. Look upon your savior. Receive His love. Go and sin no more. Walk in the freedom He died for.

[@alanhope8971]

He only washed the feet of his disciples.

[@LtCaveman]

And they were sinners

[@Laneous14]

@@LtCaveman Who repented and didn't defend their shallow hedonism as self-empowerment. Get it yet?

[@cecedubois5147]

​@LtCaveman we're all sinners. They were His twelve chosen followers, His ministers, His disciples.

[@lunar7991]

🤓🤓🤓

[@roshinvarghese6879]

@@Laneous14 agreed but how do we know that the people who are getting their feet washed didn’t repent and start following Jesus?

[@freedomisnotfree3536]

That couldn't be commented any better! Way to break it down to all the people who do not see it for what it is. God bless you.

[@MsJNix]

This ad is brainwashing the lukewarm Christians into believing anything is ok. I feel sad that they twisted the message. He loved His disciples and He knew the trials they were going to face after HIs death. It is not the same as washing the feet of random people to make them feel good about themselves.

[@jameseverett4976]

Bingo - best comment I've read so far.

[@janewilson1311]

You think THATS what Jesus was doing?

[@ModelJames13]

It's disgusting!

[@khashaiar]

Acceptance of Evil is rather a blockage of possible repentance

[@mmodernell]

Jesus' ministry is plain simple: Repent and be saved. It is not "keep your sinful ways and be saved". He told the adulterous woman, "Go and sin no more". I think that makes things pretty clear.

[@Mobius118]

Love the sinner, hate the sin comes to mind

[@GaryCrant]

@@Mobius118 That's Ghandi and not Jesus.

[@koolsmoothfan]

you are speaking facts

[@brianstorm5488]

The “bible” is so filled with ridiculous contradictions that taken as whole, almost nothing is clear at all. Go and condescend no more in your precious smugness.

[@GaryCrant]

@@brianstorm5488 whats a ridiculous contradiction in the Bible?

[@whiskeysaint5609]

I've seen those "He gets us" ads on the billboards. I've always been bothered by them.

[@kendavis6645]

“If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another's feet. For I have given you an example, that you should do as I have done to you. Most assuredly, I say to you, a servant is not greater than his master; nor is he who is sent greater than he who sent him. If you know these things, blessed are you if you do them.” - John 13:14-17 (NKJV) Shouldn’t we love people enough to wash their feet no matter who they are?

[@miffedcuttlefish6139]

The ad was blasphemous.

[@cbdkills.7903]

how

[@gonzo215]

@@cbdkills.7903Gnosticism is blasphemy

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

​@@cbdkills.7903Listen to what Matt said. Then you can find out yourself.

[@miffedcuttlefish6139]

@@cbdkills.7903 for the same reason Matt explained. Jesus didnt JUST wash feet. He washed his disciples feet. Men who would spiritually become worthy of God's redemption upon his death. The images depicted using social commentary, is a nothing but mockery of the reason he did it.

[@LizThomas-dp7sr]

"Go and sin no more" Jesus accepts those who WANT to change and stop sinning not those who dwell in their sins. They are literally telling people whatever they do its fine, when that's not true. God loves everyone but that doesn't mean he accepts all behaviors as the same. There is a reason God is referred to as a father, he loves all his children but that doesn't mean he won't get mad at them or even punish them for deliberately doing the wrong thing.

[@janeyrevanescence12]

The more I watch He Gets Us ads, the more slimy I feel. I’m a Traditionalist Catholic and I’ve seen my fair share of discrimination, hatred and distrust due to my faith. And to be honest? I’d much rather take the bigoted woke crowd spewing hatred of me than the hypocrites spreading a message that they clearly don’t understand. At least I know the former are being honest.

[@LizThomas-dp7sr]

They have made an idol out of God. Cherry picking on some selected passages and ignore the rest of the Bible.

[@cuivre2004]

@@LizThomas-dp7srNot an idol- more of a "stalking horse'.

[@KingofKlubs]

As expected, Matt Walsh completely misses the point of the ad. It's not about calling people to repent, it's calling out people who look down their nose at those groups. It is the one in power, the respected one who is washing the feet of the downtrodden; cop to (presumably) homeless black guy, pro-life protester to a woman going to planned parenthood, woman in white suburbia washing the feet of a newly arrived immigrant, the preacher washing the feet of a gay man, the oil field owner to the climate protestor. The one's getting their feet washed are the ones people/media tend to hate or quickly criticize. With a message of: Jesus didnt teach hate, it's reminding us when Jesus said: "That which you do to the least of my brothers, that you do unto me." and "I come not to be served, but to serve" This ad wasnt for sinners to be called to repentance, it was a message to the Christian Pharisees out there who love looking down their nose at people at the bottom of the totem pole! Jesus is a God for the downtrodden, the meek and the worthless and called for Christians to serve such people. THIS IS BASIC STUFF, MATT WALSH!

[@mombythesea2426]

That’s exactly what he said. The Christians you say look down their nose I’m assuming are all white conservatives in your head?

[@LadyPatienceK]

Well, that's one way to ruin a great INXS song... Oh, and not save any souls.

[@freecat1278]

That thing was so creepy.

[@damon2060]

I am a believer in Christ Jesus and I see compassion in the act of washing feet. Do you really think Jesus would be offended by this commercial?

[@perfectly_drawn8265]

Exactly, Matt is getting offended for no reason

[@markbroges]

Of course he would this is trying to say that Jesus accepts all those sinful lifestyles. They are trying to create a different jesus. Not the Jesus of the Bible who said “go and sin no more!”

[@damon2060]

@@markbroges Even HIS disciples didn’t understand the significance of Jesus washing their feet and they lived with HIM. We must humble ourselves and understand Isaiah 55: 8-9.

[@markbroges]

Yes I agree and I don’t think you understand that there’s nothing wrong at all with what Jesus did we are talking about what the commercial is depicting. It is trying to say that nothing is wrong with the various sins, abortion, homosexuality etcetera etc Just allow your feet to be washed like Jesus washed His disciples feet. That’s the Lie they are trying to enforce Which doesn’t represent the Jesus of the Bible

[@damon2060]

@@markbroges or it could simply mean, “Love one another as I have loved you.”

[@aidenmornay]

What an enormous waste of money

[@wwiiireef]

So stupid. They’re getting desperate

[@LtCaveman]

You don't get it. Those getting their feet washed are the sinners. It's literally telling the Left " you are a sinner"

[@bookwyrm247]

Something no one has pointed out… in John 13, when Jesus washes his disciples’ feet, he commands them to do likewise TO EACH OTHER, not random people outside the church. And the point was not foot washing, but ceasing to climb over each other to be the greatest. The greatest in the Kingdom is the lowest servant. And while that spills over into the world, Christians are to especially love each other. Also, foot washing really doesn’t make much sense in the 21st century West, since we wear closed toed shoes and don’t share streets with donkeys.

[@helene420]

Omg 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ this really just went way over your head. And you think you're a Christian. Wow.

[@heidis.9988]

It was beyond woke, general, and I immediately noticed who was washing whose feet at the end. Great points, Matt, especially what the bible says about who was washing whose feet and why that's different than the ad's message. We are all supposed to bow down to everyone without question, especially if you are a specific type of person, color, and profession.

[@GlennRobinson777]

"If I then, the Lord and the Teacher, have washed your feet, ye also ought to wash one another's feet" - John 13:14 "I have given you an example, that ye also should do as I have done to you" - John 13:15 Too woke?

[@heidis.9988]

Did you listen to Matt? Matt made perfect sense. This ad was woke-related, and that's the point. We don't need to go around washing everyone's feet, and Jesus, washing my feet would be very different than a cop washing my feet. If someone kneeled down to me in some obedient matter, I'd think them strange. I don't need someone to kneel down to me to make a point, and I'm not going to with them to prove something. It's who we are inwardly that matters, which is then shown to the outside. Sometimes it's as simple as a smile. @@GlennRobinson777

[@Vic2point0]

This is why you and Candace are my favorites at the DW. You're not perfect but you're not afraid to be "mean" and tell the truth.

[@aceyfan]

Well it's so happens that Candice Owens and Matt Walsh aren't afraid to be mean because literally that's all they are. Just honestly hateful people lol

[@noahwebster7701]

I think Matt is trying to not understand the commercial. Matt sees a gay person and Matt HAS to take issue with it. Purposely misunderstanding the point of the add to get more views. Not cool.

[@lighthouse7i]

Well said! I said the same thing when these "he gets us" commercials started a year or so ago. I even told my wife they make me cringe. Everyone of these ad's should have ended with when Jesus said, "Now go and sin no more". - John 8:11 I went on the "he gets us" website and typed Holy Ghost as well as Holy Spirit in their search bar and it said "Sorry no results".

[@jameslancatiwalaan5236]

😮

[@mattexe27]

Worst thing was that hideous cover of the classic INXS song.

[@monicaspector2388]

My thoughts exactly. THAT was truly blasphemous. Absolutely horrible .

[@jmdsservantofgod8405]

It’s hard for Christians….saved/have the spirit to think and feel like a nonbeliever! We want to jump all over things that don’t fit our lives, thoughts, beliefs, bible knowledge. We should pray to be able to understand the others! Most of us were already brought up in a Christian family, so it was easier for us to accept what we heard and learned! 6 billion people are far from a small taste, glimpse, thought about Jesus! Let’s back up and be considerate! Reach out with our hearts not with our self righteous blabber!

[@TheDavidas18]

A subtle observasion. Notice there wasn't a single woman cleansing a mans feet

[@christinegeary4877]

Nor a member of the “religion of peace” washing anyone’s feet.

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

Yes there was: the first one was an elderly white woman cleaning a mans feet in a family setting. Apart from that, you are right. It may mean that they don't think highly of elderly women as well. White ones that is.

[@gmiller6703]

What would that show?

[@Mez823]

@@gmiller6703Christ and his bride

[@gfg8816]

I live in a house with a family that wants to ignore the collapse of our society. The commercial comes on and everyone shuts up. They all know its bat sh*t crazy but don't even want to acknowledge it. If i try to bring something up they shut me down right away and say they hate talking about politics. Its actually crazy this is alot of people.

[@coffeeandxanax2158]

Weirdly, they only showed White people doing the washing.

[@jameseverett4976]

And that, my child, was deliberate. Probably the main message. I also noticed that when a white person was washing the feet of a black person, the black person had a look of "yea, that's more like it. You get down where you belong now, whitey"

[@sabbathelohim8164]

I think its weird thats what you focus on in the ad.

[@coffeeandxanax2158]

@@sabbathelohim8164 and I think it's weird that you don't

[@artservante]

Hate is not opposite to love. Because I love my neighbours, I hate corruption, abuse, grooming, SIN. Love is not about leaving people as they are, but letting them know there´s a calling for something better.

[@DunningKrugerJnr]

That’s the least Christ-like thing a Christian could say

[@artservante]

@@DunningKrugerJnr how come?

[@picori.]

@AussieMav What Bible are you reading ??

[@thumbelinasgrace]

Our son believes he is a woman. We love him enough not to lie to him. My heart aches every day because he won't speak to me... to us. He sees us as hate filled Christians simply because we won't call him a woman. If it would help him see the compassion of Christ, I would wash my son's feet. But for now, it won't. He will not talk to me unless I lie to him and call him my daughter. While my heart breaks, I will pray for him and other families going through the same thing. ❤

[@jameslancatiwalaan5236]

Sending prayers…

[@weirdosofsociety2237]

​@@d585Wow. That's some literal "snake telling Eve to just eat the fruit, what's the worst that could happen?" crap right there, dawg.

[@karijackson9994]

I’m so sorry for the pain you must be enduring. I do agree with your actions. Gosh bless you.

[@karijackson9994]

I’m so sorry for the pain you must be enduring. I do agree with your actions. Gosh bless you.

[@bricaaron3978]

@@d585 *"...you could just stop getting swept up in all this politics bullshit and call her your daughter..."* Why do you refer to this woman's son as 'her'?

[@shootits48]

He who has not sinned cast the first stone For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God's glorious standard We shouldn't be so damming while we ourselves are sinners. Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You clean the outside of the cup and dish, but inside they are full of greed and self-indulgence.

[@archangelliii2536]

Like the leftist propagandists in that campaign, you left a key part in the message of Jesus in the Gospel...SIN NO MORE! Tell me, would you call the sodomite at the last picture a sick sinner in need of healing? Jesus would. L5:30-32 Yes he chastised Pharisees for not welcoming sinners...but He also called the latter to repentance and healing and to stop sinning. You left that part in your quotes. Why??!!!

[@mombythesea2426]

We are supposed to expose darkness

[@Thor-Orion]

Oh this commercial was a total scandal on the Christian side of KZbin. It’s not hateful to want someone to stop sinning so they can have eternity in paradise. They want us to condone what is not ours to condone. I rarely even see stones cast at sinners anymore, and that would be a good thing if friends held one another accountable. Communities are supposed to self-reflect, but these groups built on this modernist, relativist culture have adopted a mindset of mindless acceptance of every awful vice and nasty habit, so we must draw a line and bring a stop to the expansion of moral relativism. Objective truth exists, as does objective right and wrong. It is not proper to allow relativists and nominalists to play shell games and pretend that bad isn’t bad and that nothing is truly good.

[@aceyfan]

It's only a scandal on the Evangelical white nationalist side of KZbin, just to be clear lol

[@dj393]

Even in my Orthodox parish, some newer to the faith young folks are accepting of things they should not be, because they were soaked in the secular humanistic world in school & college and haven't encountered any reason to shed that stuff. They need time to learn. I also am newer to the Orthodox church, but I have been a Christian since 1976, and I have already experienced what they still need to learn. It's not easy to leave it ALL to follow Jesus.

[@gcronnelly]

I think almost everyone, believers and nonbelievers alike, could find common ground with this ad. It’s complete BS. No Christian would ever take the time to comfort the afflicted, just look at all the comments in THIS video. How upset people are at the suggestion that we should be kind to anyone going through something awful like drug abuse or homelessness or still dressing like a punk rocker.

[@Alexander-fr1kk]

Sacrilegious and demonic

[@LtCaveman]

That's an insane take on this

[@Alexander-fr1kk]

@@LtCaveman I truly hope you’re being cynical… maybe you should read the last chapter of Revelation if you’re not being cynical…

[@gmiller6703]

Have you ever volunteered before?

[@GlennRobinson777]

How? Asking you to do unto others?

[@spookybabe9042]

Jesus dying on the cross for us was his ultimate testimony that he loves us.... not the feet washing....

[@RanMouri82]

Though there is an inherent connection, since washing His disciples' feet after the Passover meal was a precursor to baptism, which is connected with His suffering and death on the Cross. That's why baptism means dying and rising with Jesus.

[@wp912]

Perhaps the ad is misguided. However maybe it is trying to make a simple blanket statement to love and accept one another. The show compassion to people even if they come from wayward lifestyles. I'm not necessarily saying tolerate sinful behavior, but rather approach it with compassion rather than hate or harshness.

[@angelahull9064]

I saw it as a prolife woman washing the feet of a post abortive younger woman as a great witness of the Rachel's Vinyard ministry. There are Christian prolife ministries that cate for and assist post abortive women on their journey towards repentance and reconciliation.

[@d585]

Geesh, we sure do waste a lot of paper then, apparently we could have just been printing flash cards with John 3:16 on them and skipped the rest of the book, yeah?

[@jackblomshield7127]

When I saw the commercial, I was more under the impression that the person whose foot was being washed was being forgiven, not the other way around, although it seems like others didn’t really get that impression so maybe I’m wrong

[@Teresia12]

Jesus washed the feet of his disciples. That commercial doesn't get him. That did nothing for Christianity. That warps it as much as the self righteous hypicrits in the church do. The damage done saddens me. It's why we are the most disrespected religion on earth.

[@xrfa7422]

You don't cut people's head off anymore, either. Interesting correlation. Any criticisms of Islam on TV lately?

[@bigmyke2008]

Scientology still takes the cake

[@RanMouri82]

We're hated because the non-believers hated Jesus first. That's why they're promoting a false image of Him in an attempt to shame and undermine Christians.

[@tedbarrett8497]

I didn't watch the game, because I don't watch garbage.