Worship Leader With Painted Nails? | Doug Wilson
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this episode of Doug Reacts, Pastor Doug Wilson responds to a video from worship leader Cory Asbury on why he has painted fingernails.
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What annoys me about people like Cory are that they come across as so enlightened, so wise, and so condescending, while at the same time lacking Biblical understanding. They just create a Christianity that reflects their personal values, rather than Scriptural principles.
Yerp!
Claiming to be wise, they became fools, (Romans 1:22, ESV)
@@lootbird it’s not wrong. 🤷🏾♀️ Anyone who reads scripture, as a Christian or not, clearly says it’s wearing. The person in this video gives a few examples from scripture including that a woman can’t wear mens garments and vice versa. Now if you choose to believe it or not is up to you of course. People like to take scripture and stretch it to fit their needs and from a Christian pov that’s not the point.
I don’t they aren’t wrong in context based on his faith. He’s interpreting it to his own values as the original comment says. No one said that his girls can’t play with monster trucks or climb trees or that he can’t participate in activities with his girls. He could have just left it at that but he didn’t. He obviously feels otherwise to what scripture says.
It is quite annoying and something that I have learned to watch out for...it's what I like to call the deadly mix of ignorance and arrogance.
Sounds like all of Catholicism and Protestantism in a nutshell.
My kids like it so I don't correct them, oh boy where we can go with that logic.
Exactly.
I don't let my sons disrespect my wife, and if I had daughters I wouldn't let them disrespect me as their father.
We are already there with that Logic.
That's it^^^, in a nutshell. Critical thinking is long dead.
True that God looks at the heart, and not our external appearance, but yet many times our outward appearance choices are a reflection of the things in our heart.
Not too mention the verse isn’t mentioning our physical looks, but how people view us based on our external actions.
The scripture is about the poor. Those who judge them as inferior and disallow them fellowship within the body. If a "Christian" is covered in demonic tattoos (post-conversion) that's a sign they lack discipleship.
Love these response videos. Been thinking about a John MacArthur quote for a while "endless tolerance leads to indifference to truth".
So good
I've noticed this about a lot of men who have daughters.
Not sure of the psychology behind it.
This is how woke is inflicted in Christians community and church and specially young Christian and the silence of leadership and « old » Christians make things worst and as the prophets said our silence show are duplicity
When you keep bending over backwards, at some point you’ll break and then become crippled and useless. Fit to be thrown away
You assume tolerance is something of yours to give
My daughter put her hair bow in my beard last night. Now I have to wear it forever.
Honestly I’d respect the dude more if he just said he liked it.
Maybe He does like it.
🤣😂🤣
😂😂😂
And there is nothing wrong with liking it.
@Bryan Hann there's nothing right about it
Thanks Doug for calling this out and being bold. We are so glad to have real Christian leaders like you.
He blamed his painted nails on his kids, then used the phrase "daddy paints his nails" implying he does it himself.
So the truth is a combination of both they paint it and so does he.
Saw that too
@@rowancrouch4789 Yes. He may be in disobedience with his dress, but I saw no lying.
Heard that, too. So weird.
I sense a rebellious coward, at the very least, so I dropped his songs from my phone like a bad habit - you know, like a man painting his nails.
I was one of three daughters. He let us paint his toe nails clear. We still had fun and we learned men didn't paint their nails and we didn't think less of him.
Yes his TOE NAILS. CLEAR. Nobody would have noticed even if his shoes were off. He didn’t let you paint his fingers pink and then travel out to let the world see it. He had a brain.
It never once crossed my mind to paint my dad's nails and he didn't come to Lord until his last years.
If I had suggested it, the idea might have got a laugh. It certainly wouldn't have been carried out. My dad had a functioning brain and authority over his kids.
@@4evamobbin534 I think that was her point.
@@JenniferoftheSea but it was clearly in defense of the man in question. And we see can clearly see the difference I hope….
“My heart is definitely painted.” What does that even mean? He sounds very arrogant.
He means covered in the blood of Christ
I agree with Valor. You might disagree from his nails that he _is_ covered by the blood, but that is a very straightforward interpretation of what he meant. How did it sound arrogant to you?
From the context, it came across that he was saying that his heart was "painted" in the same way that his nails were painted: that is, with inappropriate effeminacy and outspoken defensiveness of it.
If he was intending to say that his heart was covered with the blood of Jesus, then that message was not clearly communicated and was obscure to many of his hearers, given the context. I can see why people have taken in different ways.
Either way, I think he was just trying to be fancy with his closing thought. A painterly flourish, if you will, but a poor one.
Never heard of this guy. I plan on keeping it that way.
Song writer, part of Bethel Church. He wrote popular hit Christian song called Reckless. That should tell you something about his theology. 😪
😂🤣😂
You’re not missing anything. Just another woke, radical leftist who has infiltrated contemporary Christianity. Beware.
As if there’s nothing else fun him and his daughters can do together. Lets pray for Cory that his eyes will be open to the deceit he has fallen into and the humility to acknowledge it.
What age are they? Nail varnish is quite toxic for little kids, and older girls with steadier hands would paint their own, unless they are pandering to his subtle manipulations?
Dad is not going to be able to protect them if he's worrying about his nails
I need more Doug in my life. Always spot on.
More Doug and much less people like Cory Raspberry.
He’s a treasure
You need more Jesus... not more Doug 😬
“God looks at the heart” a phrase that when coming from these kinds of people means God doesn’t care what they do with their lives and bodies, they’re good people on the inside.
Yeah it’s a dangerous way of thinking that Doug here really nailed.
I predict future posts by him explaining why his daughters are now they/them followed by them becoming he/him.
As a man that has 3 young daughters, I would let them paint my nails for fun at the house if they wanted to. It's bonding time with dad, and its something that they enjoy doing. Now, before I go to work or out in public, I'm going to clean it off. Odd how agitated he (Cory) got in the video towards the end.
Love and appreciate Cory Asbury. However, really appreciate this measured & reasonable critique. Our generation needs your insight and wisdom mixed with love.
My daddy came home from the shipyard and had to immediately get cleaned up. It never occurred to me as his daughter to paint his nails.
Thank you for telling us this about yourself.
In other words, "My daughters like to paint my nails so therefore the Bible must approve of it." Yeah, that's a parenting L, my guy.
Does the Bible prohibit it?
No. Not "therefore the bible approves", but "and the Bible does not disapprove." Take care not to wrongly impute position.
I have a daughter. She has been taught men do not paint their nails.
Now, I have let her practice on me because I have no wife. We remove the polish as part of the play.
Has she been taught that it us absolutely wrong, or that it is wrong in our culture?
I wanna know “why the toothpick” 😂😂😂 Doug is awesome with the humor hahahaha
Perhaps he just had a salt meat dinner?
@@zapazap
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It all seems to boil down to disdain for icky social conservativism for these people. How dare anyone, even the Bible, squelch individual expressive freedom!
I just asked my daughter if she wanted to paint my nails and she freaked out and said nooooo, That’s yucky😂 she’s 6. I’ve never talked to her about painting a man’s nails. She knows better.
So many people today are selfish to a narcissistic degree. They do not recognize that they have hierarchical responsibilities to their parents, their spiritual authority, to society...and this unfortunate human being has a grave obligation to his children.
This page is so Christlike it amazes me. Please guide me to the promised land.
Doug again spot on, it's hard to sit through a lecture coming from a man who's nails are painted. I guess it's a good thing that his daughters doesn't like dressing him up like there barbie's
It's hard because he does it in this culture, or it's hard full stop?
This might be the only time I've seen a man with painted nails gnawing on a toothpick 🤣
“20% of a wave” LOL
Lol
I wish I could like this 1000x! Thank you Doug!
So, I actually have known Cory and his family for about 11 yrs. Know his parents and sister. Not him personally too close up, but generally. He comes from a bit of a rough around the edges background. He was a leader in bringing his family to Christ. I can't agree with you more on your take on his nail speech. I don't follow him too much anymore and its quite sad for me to hear what he shared. He's really allowed a worldly narrative to take president over the Word of God. Like the apostle Paul said regarding head coverings, judge for yourselves in the context of where you are, and Do Nothing to CAUSE YOUR BROTHER TO STUMBLE. In this current demonic mesh of genders in America, i think the professing Church has sorely left this admonition in the dust. Those painted nails are causing stumbling. If they weren't, folks wouldn't be commenting on them... SO, Cory...you're not loving your bruhs, bruh. And anything done outside of LOVE is sin. You know this, bruh! God's word states men should wear NOTHING PERTAINING TO A WOMAN, and neither should women, of men. (Side note: Ladies, you want to look down on brother Cory for nail polish? Are you wearing yoga leggings around town??? Totally not modest and honestly, pants in general are not modest bc they're for men to wear. Not women.... so the coin goes both ways. Women have only been wearing pants for about 100 yrs. And started around a time of rebellion and sexual revolution 1900s... and ironically when Alistar Crowly, the occultist, was opening demonic portals all over the West 🤔)
Bro Cory and all ya Bruhs out there... be MEN. I don't care if my daughters like painting my husbands nails..dont allow them. IF HE DOESNT LEAD THEM INTO GODLINESS AND HOLINESS AND Knowing WHAT A TRUE MAN OF GOD LOOKS LIKE, THEN WHO WILL???? IF my son sees me wear skirts and wants to try one on, i would not allow him. And i would explain why. Where is the Holiness coming from the Worship movt? Perhaps this explains it's powerlessness.... just my passion over this video shared. You got me fired up on this one. Maybe bc Im a worship leader too.
May we all look like Jesus, in the Beauty of Holiness, without Spot or Mixture, for Our God is ONE and is an all consuming Fire!
Well said!
How can painted nails put there by children cause another grown man hundreds of miles away to stumble? You wouldn’t be stumbling unless he was causing you to paint your nails as well.
@@tbe0116 There is no such thing as "hundreds of miles away" when it comes to social media and the internet.
Yoooooooooo.... if Cory's painted nails are causing people to stumble, they should probably see a therapist. Pants??? Really? Ummm...k. You know men wore robes, right? No one wore pants sooooo.... High heels were designed for men originally. Pink was a manly color before marketing changed that. Meanwhile, here we are arguing about nail polish rather than letting kids with nail polish come to church to meet Jesus. How weak is our faith if every little thing causes us to stumble? Rant over.
@@tbe0116 think about the 9th grader who is confused about why drag queens get so much attention, and then they hear Cory say “Jesus doesn’t care about this stuff”.
In 2022, one should be fully cognizant of why ideas matter and where they can lead.
Doug, Appreciate this and an appropriate discussion. I hope this pastor can get on track.
I love the "is he a Pharisee" joke! The left loves to play that card!
Wonder why the daughters can't just paint their mom's nails? I did plenty of fun things with my dad when I was little and none of them involved dressing him up as a girl. Nail polish was a "grown-up girl" thing to do with my mom and it never once occured to me that my dad should have them too.
What strikes me, I’m guessing that Cory is in some kind of leadership, and he is declaring his truth and declaring this is what Jesus thinks. And as Doug so eloquently showed, Cory is simply wrong about his this subject allowing his girls to paint his nails. Gosh man! Be a man of God, dignified and self controlled.
Thank you for the commentary. You have provided us with great insights and great food for thought.
That comparison to flipping the bird caught me completely off guard 🤣
Thanks for this!!!! So good!
Still love the, “20% of a wave”, quote. Makes me giggle each time. 😊
This reminds me of Brooke Fraser leading worship for Hillsong wearing a suit. I made a comment to the group I was with saying imagine if Joel Housten came out the next week to lead worship wearing a dress. Someone said "well actually in a lot of cultures the men wear things like dresses."
This is the same issue: we don't live in those cultures.
This commentary was BEAST
“Cause they haven’t read the Bible yet” 😂
THank you for these reaction videos Doug ! I salute you with my palm down !
The guy with his nails painted is saying we’re the silly ones? 😂
5:30 ooo...frickn' that's a great point. Seriously though, the worship leader who doesn't bend to social norms just bent to social norms
I never got the “20 percent of a wave” saying until this video. Or maybe I just never really stopped and considered it, but now it has me cracking up. 😂
Excellent point about flipping the bird. And then, and even better point about when he uses the word freaking instead of the actual f word. Is he bending to social norms by censoring himself? 🤣 I love this man's guts and his brains. I love his gut brains.
The verse referring to effeminate being a sin ends the discussion. It’s very clear.
Which verse is that?
Classic effects of inhaling paint fumes.
What were?
So, I bet his daughters like to play dress up too. Why doesn’t daddy wear a dress, high heels and a tiara to work? He does it because they like it? Poor guy should also consider his ministry (as we all should because aren’t all Christ followers ministers?) and do things that don’t potentially cause another to stumble or question biblical manhood.
Good luck raising those young ladies. I pray that they will be strong women for the Lord.
I remember when dads were Prince Charming. Now that’s toxic masculinity.
Uncle Doug at it again!!
I have to admit. I have no idea who he is. Looks like a Starbucks Barista. Canon Press Member! Great Content.
The daughters love painting "daddy's" nails because it gives them power over him. It symbolizes their usurpation of his authority as a father.
Unsure.
And his abdication. Someone's been reading
@@RealAlphaDrum Reading Genesis 3
It's frightening the level of delusions that we deal inside church these days..
I have a daughter. When my daughter is older, I'll let her paint my nails. I'll also clean them off before I preach, go visiting, or go out at all. It's not a problem to let your kid have fun like that, but fialing to teach them that a man wearing wearing painted nails is a sin is a problem.
My daughter prefers to run around in her diaper at home, but that doesn't mean it's okay for her to dress like that when we go out. Same principle, same super easy lesson.
I'm glad you touch on this. I'm also appalled at the amount of christian moms I see painting their son's nails....for a various amount of reasons. Something just makes me cringe when I see it.
Cory is telling his daughters that anyone who wants to do something to someone else's body, that they have to let them? He's the Dad and can say well you might want to but no.
I can't believe the time I hear people quote one part of Deuteronomy without acknowledging that there is much in that book that we don't.
He failed a spectacularly simple and non-controversial test of parental authority and gender definition. He could have said, "Oh no girls, this is something you do with mommy. Daddies don't paint their nails" and that would have been the end of it. He would have asserted Biblical leadership, and taught and important lesson about the differences between the sexes.
Instead, he has chosen to flaunt his weak leadership, and make it some hill he's gonna die on. His sophistry was laughable.
you articulated exactly what i was thinking
"I want to know why the tooth pick. "
@Mich050 Wait…that wasn’t James Dean??
@@stankwilliamsjr.8949 it was Pal, from the movie Uncle Buck.
@phannybrce Haha! Yes, the dude at the bowling alley with the nasty cold sore!
@@stankwilliamsjr.8949 that's right!
i agree with Doug, i think Cory should consider it, but this seems on the edge of worthwhile...consider balancing dougs words with romans 14.
Dear Heavenly Father,
Keep me from self righteousness...in all of it's various hues. Amen.
Doug I know you’re legit because sometimes I absolutely hate your uploads!Sometimes I “hate” you (you get it, not really) Other times I absolutely “love” you…
Every time I always know it’s not about you and about me-wrestling within…
Keep being provocative… You’re a bad ass dude.
Also to anyone who is homeschooling their children… I highly recommend Doug’s books that he provides homeschooling group ‘classical conversations’ with his grammar-rhetoric and dialectic contributions…are worth purchasing…..👊🏼
I’ve let my daughter paint my nails at home, but it was always in a very silly game way, and we’d laugh at how silly it was because men don’t paint their nails. She’d then help me remove the polish right after
Amen my brother in the Lord, your brother in Jesus Christ 🙏 🙌 ❤
I will let my daughter paint my nails occasionally but that doesn't mean I adopt it into my standard public attire. I will also be careful to explain to my daughter that men and women are supposed to dress differently.
Has he repented of “Reckless Love” yet? If not then I pay him no attention
Amen
Why would he? It was the song of the year and has 75 million views on RUclips.
"oh sweetheart, you didn't do a very good job painting daddy's nails. Let daddy do it over really good! can't forget the gel! Slay Queen!!!"
As someone under 40, it’s exhausting to constantly be lectured by my peers.
After the daughter comment, I want my 42 seconds back. Ha ha!
Let's face it we all have sin so nobody is perfect but all I am saying is if people are wearing nail polish to express themselves whether it's a subculture or others then go for it do what makes you happy there is a reason why Jesus died for our sins but all I am saying is if it's what makes you happy then go if your a homosexual nobody shouldn't judge because matthew in 7:1 said not to judge. ✝️
The flesh will never be satisfied with the perimeters on how and why God created me!
However, when I surrender to God’s idea, not only will I find peace, joy and purpose, but there is a heavenly reward for those who have believed and trusted God for the answers for my existence.
Greetings Brother Doug. Your reference to the effeminate man verse was 1 Cor 6:9, right?
This is incredibly "Reckless". 😏
Societal norms seem to change (to a point) with each generation. Some men wear wrist bands, necklace with beads, piercings etc & still maintain manhood. It seems an extra jump/step towards female to paint nails (if that behaviour were put on a number line and given a value.)
Yes.
The ancient inversion is full swing now. It's likely only going to get worse.
If he just stopped with 'because I have 3 daughters' and ditched the toothpick this video would have been fine IMO. 😅
Hey Doug. Serious question for you if you see this comment. I have been attending a church for just over three years now. I am a 24 year old man and part of the Young adults group, although haven't attended regularly. I've been attending the church consistently and the past 6 months or so have steadily been more and more concerning with the direction of the church. Talk about social justice and queer things has come up in messages although nothing clear has been established as far as the nature of both items and the sin or acceptance of them as normal and good. There is contention among congregants and the leadership seems disconnected from what I can see. The YA group has just announced they are watching a new movie for a fellowship night that is godless and glorifies sin. I don't want to leave as I have come to love the people there and don't want them to drift away from God, but I am unsure if I can do anything about it... I feel the need to talk to the leaders about it all and ask some questions, but I'm not sure it'll be fruitful or if I'll just be asked to leave the church. I would appreciate any advice you might have as well as scripture to reference a course of action generally or specifically. Thank-you
Also, Thanks, Doug.
Even if…and I mean IF, he obliged his daughters and let them paint his nails, why go out like that? If your explanation is that you were playing with your daughters, is it necessary that you keep it on? I play dolls with my daughter sometimes, I don’t carry a Barbie around with me. His explanation of why doesn’t compute with his further rebuttal about cultural norms. It’s not really about playing with his daughters, it’s about submitting to effeminacy.
That's unfortunate, I've enjoyed a lot of his music. His song "Sparrows" has been very encouraging to me in battling the sin of worry.
A few days ago I heard the actual etymology of the word “scandalous”. It’s fascinating. And it has to do with being a stumbling block.
It is scandalous that he does this, because he is being a stumbling block to others. Everyone in his society believes that painting nails is a feminine thing to do, after all it’s his daughter who does it, not his son, but he still doesn’t care the slightest about people who will be scandalised by this. That is the opposite of what the apostle Paul teaches.
I started listening the Family radio....
Claiming things are a social construct is a social construct.
Euclidian geometry is a social construct. So is the theory of thermodynamics. So is the Hoover dam.
Cheers! :)
“He has to reckon with what it means to everybody”, doesn’t this apply to middle fingers as well?
I think there are plenty of ways this guy could have biblically justified his reasoning for painting his nails, but he didn't do that at all and just danced around the question while berating those asking it.
What would those reasons be? What do you say is a biblical justification? Respectfully asking. 😃
The very common failure of a modern interpretation of God is love combined with wilful blindness to the fact that God is also truth and justice. This in itself is downstream from the libertarian mindset of hyper individualism where culture and community are relegated into insignificance.
"hyper individualism" lul
I do get what you are saying, Doug; however, I recoil when we so narrowly define what it is to dress or act effeminate. We do get far too legalistic with it - at times; and in those times, we create dissention in the church by making mountains out of molehills - which is also against biblical guidance.
At the same time, his response also creates dissention. Instead of offering a positive justification for allowing his daughters to paint his nails, or offering even one edifying remark, he simply levied accusations against those asking questions. And it is important to note that he took a straightforward and inoffensive question and interpreted it as a personal attack, that is the more important element of this than any question of effeminacy.
We are not called to be hostile reactionaries - but rather the opposite. And if a pastor fails at that on a very basic level, then the flock will fail on it as well.
A man permitting his daughters to paint his nails is not heresy. Just the same as a man having shoulder length hair is not heresy. Just the same as a woman wearing pants is not heresy.
These things are not heresy, because heresy has to do with doctrine, not practice. But a man acting effeminate, or engaging in activities normally associated with women, such as painting nails or wearing long hair, is unbiblically sinful.
@@gregb6469 semantics aside, my point remains. It is not so cut and dried as a literal interpretation of any cherry-picked verses might have a person believe. I respect Doug Wilson immensely and have no idea who Cory Asbury even is.
Having said that, I think they both miss the mark on this issue. Doug is arguing from an interpretation of Scripture that has only emerged in the last 250ish years. Cory is assuming the mantle of victimhood. Neither is entirely right, nor are they entirely wrong - yet both are more wrong than they are asserting.
To see what I mean, I urge you to reread the entirety of 1 Corinthians - where the doctrine of men not wearing long hair is based - instead of just chapter 11. If you read what precedes and follows that apparent prescription, and do so thoughtfully, it is evident Paul uses the claim about shamefulness of long hair as a rhetorical device. Moreover, it is specifically targeted to the Greek audience of Corinth, where culturally it is so. This device is not at all to make a point on effeminacy, rather about shame and humility (very broadly speaking and not superficially) and placing the Godhead at the forefront of all ministry.
We know this is a rhetorical device and not intended as a doctrinal prescription because 1) in the early church, long hair is the norm (to varying degrees) outside of Greek and Roman lands, 2) for 2000 years Christ has been almost universally depicted as long-haired (are we to assume that this was to bring him shame?), 3) Long hair on men is routinely shown as a devotional tradition throughout the Biblical narrative - most directly in the story of Samson - where his long hair is rather a source of pride than of shame.
In the Pauline epistles, it is especially important to read with an understanding that he uses metaphor to make points. Just as in the Gospels, it is important to understand that Christ routinely makes his points through symbolism and parables.
Is it sinful to pervert yourself into an effeminate parody of who God made you to be? Absolutely. But being effeminate or acting effeminate is not the same as occasionally doing things that are sometimes considered effeminate by some people in some regions. There is a vast chasm of difference, because as Cory correctly noted what is effeminate in one place to less than half the population, is masculine in other places and among other people. Likewise, what is effeminate to some men is not necessarily what is effeminate to God. Moreover, routinely we see God using the least masculine people in a given situation to move forward His Kingdom (Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Gideon, David, etc.).
If we cherry-pick verses and build our doctrine without regard for the whole of Scripture, then we cannot claim to know God anymore than the Pharisees - because we are guilty of doing precisely what the Pharisees were rebuke by Christ himself for doing. Notice how I haven't cited any individual verses, but have argued my claim with a comprehensive look at several contrasting examples across the Old and New Testaments, and pointed towards the comprehensive look at the entirety of the book where people point to claim a doctrinal prohibition on men having long hair. Because Biblical interpretation without consideration of the whole is less about bringing ourselves before God than it is about bringing the Bible to our personal biases.
And I'm not claiming that I know what God deems effeminate, nor am I claiming that any of this is ill-motivated, no man has right to ever claim either of those things. What is in a man's heart and what is in God's mind are things for God alone to judge, but we can still remind each other of error in understanding and execution. And more importantly we cannot grow our relationship with God by narrowing what He has given us to understand Him or by lowering our thought-process exclusively to the literal.
This is what it looks like when someone is more concerned with giving themselves wiggle room than actually being faithful to God's Word. If I see you walking down the street, my automatic thought is "this guy is probably LGBT". That isn't the signal a faithful man of God wants to give, especially because it is a sin.
Oh yeah, I heard him saying this 😳 about a month ago 😳on WAY FM😔
But what do you do if that teenage boy is flipping cars off with a painted middle finger?
Is it painted red or blue?
It’s funny he says men not wearing nail polish is a cultural thing, and the Bible says not engage with the culture and the world, all the while he is participating in this insane society and following in lockstep with the culture we currently have.
What happens when your daughters want to put make-up and lipstick on daddy - cause its one of their favorite things to do ??
it's obvious that he's doing much more than painting his nails. He's obviously low T and he's doing other 'beauty treatments'. Flawless skin!
People love these guys.
Great response!
I caught the “frickin’” too. You only use that as a no effort way to not say what you really want to say.
Well, if something is a cultural thing... a cultural impositiong like he says.. it doesnt mean it isnt sin. In fact, many cultural and traditional thing in ocident world (as we mostly a civilization based on judeo-christian society) reflect the struggle to avoid sin. Thats why i dont use skirts. It doesnt matter if my daughter is the one asking-me to use a skirt, it is ridiculous.
This the same guy who called God’s love “reckless”🤦🏻♂️
Eh, I get the point, but this is a bit nit picky. Yes, the nail painter is weird and a bit off base, but his video wasn't as big of a deal as other bits of content on the internet.
This video seemed like it was made to keep content flowing and thus keep traffic to the page and not because it's worth listening to a counter argument regarding the critiqued video's content.
This guy basically called GOD reckless in one of his songs so I’m not sure why people are surprised by his actions and his reactions, they are on par with who he really is.
Hahaha first he said his daughters paint his nails. The next thing he said is that he paints them and his daughters don't think it's strange. Well which one is it?
It could be both. He did not say either was exclusive. Cheers!