Lauren Boebert appeared on Mike Huckabee’s Newsmax show and if you’re going on Mike Huckabee’s show, you better be prepared to discuss Jesus. But not too much. It is hard to describe. You have to make it perfectly clear that you live your life on behalf of Jesus Christ, but then never really relate how you’re trying to be more “Christ-Like.”

Listen to how Lauren Boebert gives herself license to do what she wants to do anyway by invoking Jesus, but nothing really specific about Jesus or his ministry. She then unknowingly humiliates herself with the “Bible Cancel Compilation” mishmash, she left out quite a few:

“I believe as a Christian, that frustration we feel on the inside of us sometimes is really just God’s motivation to send us to where we need to be part of the solution.

“You know, I think people would love if I would tone it down. But, you know, we had our Lord Jesus certainly didn’t tone it down for anyone.

So she is a lot like Jesus and that is why she has the license to say what she whenever she wants and need not use any discretion about anything because she knows Jesus pressed on… She just never gets around to what he pressed on about.

“We had the Apostles who carried this message of the Gospel and even the leaders in their days, they said, you know, it’s fine, you can pray but just don’t do it in the name of Jesus.

“And now here we are in another cycle of cancel culture but this is nothing new. Cancel culture has been around since the beginning of time.

The people who were threatened by Christianity killed and tortured early Christian martyrs. Is she saying that the right is undergoing exactly what some of the earliest Christians went through? We must have missed where Twitter is now torturing and killing people who put up misinformation that can and has harmed people. Wow, what strength Boebert is showing in telling us why she does whatever she wants to do and planned to do anyway.

And lookout! Here comes biblical cancel culture mishmash:

“Cain canceled Abel. We had Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego that were thrown into the fiery furnace.

“King Nebuchadnezzar wanted to cancel them, but there stood another in the midst of them and He was the son of God.

‘And then they tried to cancel Jesus, but you can’t cancel God!

No, but if we recall our Bible history, God can cancel humanity and when one listens to Lauren describe God and Jesus, one wonders if we’re going to need a bigger boat.

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