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We host our most of our events at outside the walls of a church either in hotels or auditoriums. We are not part of any one denominational silo.

@@refreshministries9605 thanks!

Which questions, in particular, would you like to have answered?

@@mchristr Why doesn't Doug want dialogue with the audience?

Well I'm neither Douglas Wilson nor a pastor, but I am a patriarchist. The state doesn't have a place in establishing marriages; it never has. Marriage has always been the covenant promise between a man and a woman. In fact, there is also a misconception that the church makes a marriage; not true. God makes the marriage.

@@seanrendall5495 Thank you. There is no clergy performed marriage ceremony in the Bible.

and what we really don’t get is the act is a definition but of course shouldn’t be engaged without intent

Doug Wilson’s statement, “in conclusion my prayer is that I may have given you some faint notion of what burnt marsh wiggle smells like,” likely employs metaphorical language to convey his point. The "burnt marsh wiggle" reference, possibly drawn from C.S. Lewis's *The Chronicles of Narnia*, may suggest a vivid, unpleasant, or memorable experience meant to leave a strong impression on his audience. Essentially, he hopes his message has made a significant impact, even if it is somewhat uncomfortable or challenging to grasp.

​@@1Whipperin that's really close, but I've heard Doug use this metaphor multiple times. Burnt marsh wiggle refers to The Silver Chair and the scene where the green witch is almost successful in re-enchanting the group with her lies about reality. The solution is that puddleglum stomps in the fire and the smell of burnt marsh wiggle is jarring enough to wake the group out of their stupor and cause them to see clearly the witch's lies and fight back

@@mindybelitz6785 I stand corrected. I

thanks guys! really need to start reading Lewis!

Thought provoking & practical application heavy. 🔥