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Fifty Shades of ‘Pray’? Presbyterian Minister Plans ‘BDSM 101’ Workshop for Christian School Students

November 23, 2023 by Alex Parker Leave a Comment

College and culture have, in a word, changed. Example: A school in Tennessee recently saw the planning of a workshop on BDSM sex.

In case you’re unfamiliar, the erotic initials stand for “Bondage, Domination, Sadism (the inflicting of pain), and Masochism (the experiencing of pain).” So if you like it rough and wrist-wrapped, BDSM is for you. It’s also, as it turns out, for students at Rhodes College — at least that’s the determination of Beatrix Weil. As reported by Memphis’s Fox 13, she organized the highly instructional “BDSM 101” symposium.

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An advertisement for the extravaganza promised privacy and put the “sensual” in “consensual”:

BDSM 101

[B]eatrix will host a local dominatrix to share wisdom on how to safely, sanely, and consensually learn about bondage, discipline/domination, sadism/submission, and masochism. There will be an opportunity to ask questions anonymously.

It’s true — shackled sexual shenanigans don’t have to be shady. Indeed, Beatrix (she/her) isn’t some T-shirted libertine slob. In fact, she constantly wears a collar — and despite the pending discussion’s coverage, not the dog kind. She serves Presbyterian Rhodes College as a chaplain.

A minute on the minister, courtesy of EvergreenMemphis.org:

[Beatrix] was ordained as a Minister of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church (USA) in July 2017. 

She has served in many different contexts, including a high school, hospital, college campus ministry, and numerous churches of different traditions. She attended Princeton Theological Seminary (M.Div., 2017) and the University of Notre Dame (BBA, 2014), but grew up just outside of New York City.

The masochism mastermind may or may not be into (safe, sane, consensual) choking and gagging; either way, she loves to hurl:

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Her favorite places in Memphis are Overton Park and Crosstown Concourse. She enjoys swimming and playing Irish sports like hurling and Gaelic football.

Beatrix is certainly in sexy step with America’s religious revolution. Gone are Quaker-ish notions of Christians; these days, God-fearers can get their freak on — and let that flag fly. Institutionally, it’s a time of sex, gender, and Jesus:

Lutheran Diocese Announces That the Church Itself Is Trans

Christian Church Will Host Drag Show for Youth Ages 12-18

Christian Divinity School Recites Prayer to the ‘Great Queer One,’ Who’s a ‘Drag Queen and Trans Man’

World’s Largest Baptist University Hosts ‘Queer Sex Ed’ Night

Drag Queen’s Shame-Slaying Song Tops the iTunes Christian Charts

Christian Church Hosts ‘Drag Sunday’ to Honor Men Who Moonlight as Sodomizing Nuns

Amid transformation, though, hitches are bound to happen. Such is the case with BDSM 101: The workshop has been whipped by the crop of cancellation. Per WHBQ on November 13th, a statement from Rhodes College read thusly:

The proposed event was cancelled Friday as soon as it came to our attention. It was not a college-sanctioned event. No such event is planned for our campus.

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At least one enrollee isn’t unhappy:

“I think it is absolutely ridiculous,” Rhodes College student Coleman Clay said in response to the class. “I don’t think anything sexual like that or any seminar like that should be held on a college campus. Even though this is a private school and they can get away with it, I don’t think that that belongs here, especially at Rhodes where I go. I’m not proud of it.”

Even so, there’s always next semester. In fact, per National Review, Beatrix hosted a freshman seminar this month titled “Let’s Talk About Sex” — featuring the same dominatrix scheduled for BDSM 101. While not specifically required, the course fulfilled a Rhodes prerequisite. According to an obtained email from the chaplain — who purportedly advises Christian, Muslim, and Jewish attendees — success was secured:

“It went so well that I’ve had my first angry parent phone call to the President’s Office because of it. It took six years of working at this school, but hello, I’ve finally *made it*.”

For now, people wanting to “make it” while tied and taught lessons will have to bid BDSM 101 adieu. Hopefully, they got their fix with “Let’s Talk About Sex.” So goes our new Christian normal: In the past, faith-based schools talked of freeing folks from bondage; these days, they’re telling students how to get into it.

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-ALEX

See more content from me:

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Find all my RedState work here.

Thank you for reading! Please sound off in the Comments section below. 

Filed Under: <![CDATA[Christianity]]>, <![CDATA[Culture]]>, <![CDATA[Education]]>, <![CDATA[Faith]]>, <![CDATA[Sex]]>, News, Red State

How to Deal With Annoying Leftists During Family Holidays

November 20, 2023 by Ward Clark Leave a Comment

Some years back, my mother-in-law, as fine a lady as ever drew breath, passed a unilateral rule for the family at family holiday events, dinners, and so on: No discussion of religion or politics at family events. That ended up being a good idea; while the whole family is on the right side of the political spectrum, my brothers-in-law are paleocon, social-issues conservatives, while I am a minarchist libertarian, enough of a difference to provoke some good-natured but spirited debate.

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My own parents, when they were still with us, had a similar rule, for more compelling reasons; my siblings, early-cohort Boomers, are still engaged in their late ’60s and early ’70s hippie-leftist politics. I love my siblings, but we don’t talk politics. 

More families should follow that advice. But some don’t, and for those folks, The Federalist has published “A Guide To Surviving Your Miserable Leftist Guests At Thanksgiving Dinner.” There are some good bits of advice and some not-so-good bits.

The danger most commonly manifests itself in the passive-aggressive dinner- or drinks-time dare. The septum-pierced undergrad who dares you to have a difference of opinion on Gaza being an “open-air prison.” The cat-lady aunt who dares you to say otherwise on the “threat to democracy” (anyone who disagrees with her, ie. you). The 30-something cuckold who dares you to have the wrong answer to his intrusive query of who “got their booster.”

They say what they want with impunity. The expectation is everyone present accepts it to get along. If not, the belief is you’ll be outsmarted and overwhelmed by their mastery of argument. Should they be countered with a superior, more popular perspective, the game isn’t over. They’ll scream. And just as likely, they’ll cry. Evening ruined. Mission accomplished.

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That’s the advantage of the rule my mother-in-law imposed. As soon as a leftist relative starts in, hold up a hand: “No politics at the table. No politics at family gatherings. If you don’t like it, there’s the door.” That’s harsh, but it’s a lesson that all but the most stone-skulled should be able to absorb.

I do see value in this suggestion:

Invite them to relax, cheer up, and share in the joy of the season. Happiness, amusement, and contentment are not the natural disposition of leftists. They prefer anger, self-righteousness, and dismay. The most wonderful time of year quickly approaches, though it makes no difference. But it very well might be because they don’t feel explicitly included by their family and loved ones. After all, leftists are nothing if not self-absorbed, neurotic, and needy.

This is the best suggestion. If you can, push the conversation in another direction. Emphasize the joyous aspects of the holiday. Ignore the initial snide remarks and see if they back off. If they don’t, remind them of the no-politics rule. What you don’t want to do is engage them in the discussion; there is a time and a place for such things, and family holiday gatherings are not that place. That’s why I don’t see value in this suggestion:

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With caution, engage the conversation. This option only works if done under the assumption the interaction is sure to become acrimonious. It’s nothing for a liberal to call family members — to say nothing of perfect strangers — racist, bigoted, and uneducated.

No. Just no. This will descend into a shouting match nine times out of ten and add stress and discord to what should be a happy occasion. Never engage.

Belittle, debase, and denigrate the cheerless sourpuss. This is generally a last resort to cope with the miserable liberals known to repeatedly spread their blight in such gatherings; the ones who can be counted on to radiate discontent and decay, infusing holidays with their unique poison.

Now, this is just childish. Let the lefty relatives be petty and childish if you like, but before you insult or belittle a family member, keep the high ground and just show them out.

People with wildly different political opinions are capable of setting those differences aside on family and social occasions. My siblings, while we disagree on many things, remain siblings, and we still follow our parents’ rules at our annual sibling reunion. That’s the best way, most of the time, to handle this.

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There are enough outside influences making the holidays bothersome. Don’t let them inside your home. It’s a family holiday. Set the ground rules in advance. The day is supposed to be happy. And, yes, blood is supposed to be thicker than water. Above all else, keep the high ground. Don’t get drawn into an acrimonious, angry shouting match. If the lefty relative won’t back down, politely direct them to the door and tell them they are welcome to come back when they leave their politics at the door.

Filed Under: <![CDATA[Culture]]>, <![CDATA[Family]]>, <![CDATA[holidays]]>, <![CDATA[Thanksgiving]]>, <![CDATA[Woke Culture]]>, News, Red State

Hold My Beer! Manly Men Proving Manliness May Live Shorter Lives

November 19, 2023 by Ward Clark Leave a Comment

It was the summer of 1979. I was not quite 18, still living in my parent’s Allamakee County, Iowa, home, and found myself temporarily penniless. This was a problem, as it was Saturday night, the local hamlet of Highlandville, about five miles away, had dances every Saturday night in the summer, usually with a good local band. There were usually a couple of kegs of beer, and all the local teenagers of both sexes (we only had two back in those days) would come on in to dance and have fun.

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But I was broke, and my car’s gas tank was dry.

My parents were headed into town for a meeting. I asked the Old Man if I could take his pickup into Highlandville, but earlier in the week I had done something to annoy him (hardly unusual in those days) and so he declined, advising me to ride my bike to the dance. Well, that was a non-starter; there’s no way a 17-year-old boy could look cool arriving at such a deal on a bicycle.

This is all relevant, I promise.

After the folks left, I mooched around the place, wondering what to do, when my eyes lit on my Dad’s old 1956 F-900 Ford dump truck. I didn’t need keys for that old beast; the ignition switch was long ago hor de combat and had been replaced with a Radio Shack toggle, which you need only flip to “on” and stamp on the starter button on the floor to bring the old beast to rattling, smoking, flatulent life. I did so and proceeded forthwith to Highlandville. 

A couple of hours went by. I had consumed several beers and failed to attract the attention of any of the girls at the event. About nine o’clock, I was standing out by the keg when one of my buddies asked, “Hey, if you were to get in the back of that dump truck and have someone dump it out, how long do you suppose you could hang on?” Well, we tried it, several times, until someone pointed out that it was only a matter of time before broken bones ensued. There were already some bruises and black eyes in the group.

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Moral of the story: Young men are idiots; young men who are showing off for young women are even bigger idiots.

Now we have scientific evidence of this principle, namely that men in societies where they must prove their manliness may well give their lives in the process.

Given that studies have repeatedly shown men to undertake more risky behaviors and to have shorter lives than women, a team of psychologists explored whether societal beliefs in precarious manhood might play a role in those differences. Their results were published in the journal Psychology of Men & Masculinities.

“Countries that view manhood as more precarious likely exert more pressure on men to uphold male role norms… via regular risk-taking activities, pursuit of risky occupations, and lower rates of preventive and health-promoting behaviors,” the researchers wrote.

Well, if that’s not belaboring the obvious, I don’t know what is.

In countries high in precarious manhood beliefs (one standard deviation above the average), men lived 6.7 fewer years compared to men in countries low in precarious manhood beliefs (one standard deviation below average). The result held even when controlling for potential confounding variables such as human development and availability of physicians.

“This finding is perhaps the most exciting and powerful to emerge from this study,” the researchers commented. “Country-level endorsement of the belief that manhood is ‘hard won and easily lost’ uniquely and strongly predicts how long men in that country will live.”

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What would be interesting indeed would be to correlate those high-risk societies with the prevalence of the phrase, “Hold my beer and watch this,” because, honestly, I’ve said it a time or two myself.

A willingness to take risks isn’t a bad thing. Recklessness is a bad thing, but there’s a big difference. Manliness doesn’t necessarily involve recklessness. Examples abound of a calmer, more measured, yet still profound masculinity. My Dad was an example of such and tried to pass it on, although it took some time – really until I was about 30 – before it sunk in.

Masculinity, of course, is not popular in some circles nowadays. But there will always be a place for men who are willing to take calculated risks, and in my considered opinion, based on experience in a “hold my beer” culture, it seems that the willingness to risk big things, such as starting a new company, joining the military and volunteering for combat, or becoming a police officer, is taught by risking smaller things, like jumping a dry creek bed on a spavined old bicycle. That’s how strong men are forged. We should be accepting and, indeed, encouraging boys and young men to be willing to take risks, as long as things don’t get too out of hand.

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And that last bit is why we have fathers, who presumably have gone through the same things themselves and learned a thing or two from it.

Filed Under: <![CDATA[Culture]]>, <![CDATA[male]]>, <![CDATA[men]]>, <![CDATA[toxic masculinity]]>, News, Red State

WATCH: Actor Jason Alexander Brings Touching Story of 9-Year-Old Israeli Boy Kidnapped by Hamas to Life

November 18, 2023 by Becca Lower Leave a Comment

Most people recognize Tony Award-winning actor Jason Alexander for playing Jerry Seinfeld’s beleaguered friend George Costanza on the hit ’90s sitcom, “Seinfeld.” But now, he’s taken on a very different role for a good cause — working to bring home those who were kidnapped by the terrorists after Hamas‘ attack on October 7th, which killed over 1,400 people. 

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In a touching, new video shared to social media, Alexander acts as the voice of one of those hostages being held in Gaza, 9-year-old Ohad Zichri:

Thank you @IJasonAlexander for sharing Ohad’s story and for being his voice.

9 year old Ohad Zichri is being held hostage in Gaza.

Please share this and help us bring him home.#BringThemBackHomeNow pic.twitter.com/6iGeZI9y7O

— Israel ישראל 🇮🇱 (@Israel) November 18, 2023

I won’t share everything he says in the one-minute clip (it’s best to just watch it yourself), but I felt like the beginning of it, where he shows a photo of himself at the same age as Ohad, then shows the boy’s photo, makes it even more compelling. He truly brings the boy’s story to life.

Alexander, as it turns out, isn’t new to the issue of Israel and Hamas. He helped create a project previously meant to foster peace in the Middle East in 2009 called the Imagine 2018 project. Co-created by the One Voice international peace movement, it sought to take stories by Israeli and Palestinian children and make them into movies.

The project, launched a year ago, called on Palestinian and Israeli youth aged between 13 and 18 to compose short stories imagining what the Middle East would look like in 10 years following a supposed peace agreement.[…]

Out of 50 Israeli and Palestinian stories that were published in two books, several were chosen to be made into films.

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While in Jerusalem in 2009 to promote Imagine 2018, Alexander said during a press conference:

Holding to this conflict is harder than where we can go. The hope is the younger generation. They are an integral part in creating, if not the beginnings of peace, then the fruits of peace. 

It’s not enough to just envision or publish[;] you have to take vision and make it real. And the only way to do that is through film, so what they envisioned can be seen by others.

He also said something that has proven true, time and time again, “If you can make people laugh, you can heal wounds.”

As my colleague Bob Hoge wrote earlier in the week, “Over 200 hostages were taken during the unprovoked Oct. 7 attack, and their conditions are unknown.” Sadly, one of them was found dead in Gaza City:

{T}he body of 65-year-old hostage Yehudit Weiss, who was captured by terrorists during the October 7 attacks, was found near the Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Israel Defense Forces said in a statement Thursday. Weiss was a resident of kibbutz Be’eri, and her family has been notified and her remains returned to Israel.

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It’s good to see this kind of support for Israel from Hollywood, a place that isn’t always on the right side here. (Although, actress Gal Gadot is another notable exception.) And I’m praying, and I hope you will, too, that Ohad — and all of the hundreds of people taken hostage by Hamas — makes it home to his loved ones soon.

Filed Under: <![CDATA[Culture]]>, <![CDATA[Hamas]]>, <![CDATA[hostages]]>, <![CDATA[Israel Hamas War]]>, <![CDATA[Israel]]>, News, Red State

Social Media Do’s and Don’ts. Learn Them, Know Them, Live Them

November 17, 2023 by Ward Clark Leave a Comment

Social media is something of a necessary evil, at least if you (like me) make a good part of your living on the internet. We all know about it, even if we don’t all use it; while some sites are state-sponsored crap (TikTok), and some are privately owned (Twitter/X), all of them have one thing in common: A horrible noise-to-signal ratio. That can be changed, of course; there is a lot we as individuals can do to make our own little corners of social media a little more sane.

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 It should come as a surprise to no one that I have some ideas to help social media users make that noise-to-signal ratio a little better. Here, then, are some do’s and don’ts to make your social media experience – and everyone else’s – social media experience a little more pleasant.

Do:

  • Present your source. If you’re referring to a news story or piece of commentary, link to the original source. Don’t make people dig back from Facebook through a blog post, through a tweet, or through something else to find the original article. If you can’t find a source, don’t post.
  • Add some of your own thoughts. Don’t just present a piece of news; tell people what you think of it. And tell people why you think that.
  • And as to that; don’t tell people how you feel.  Tell people what you think. If you don’t know the difference, well, you need more help than I can give you in a simple article.
  • Point and laugh. Stupid people should be conspicuous; feel free to point out stupidity wherever you find it. And, sadly, there’s plenty of it to go around.
  • Honesty matters. Tell the truth. Always. My grandmother used to say that “being honest is like being pregnant, you either are or you’re not.” She was right.
  • Before pulling the trigger on a post, think for a few moments about counterarguments someone might make. Address them in advance, or at least, have a response ready in your quiver.
  • Use emojis sparingly, if at all. Unless you don’t mind looking like a 12-year-old girl texting her friends.
  • Use proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation. It’s not about being a spelling or grammar Nazi; it’s about not looking like a moron.

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Don’t:

  • Make stuff up. Seriously, it’s bad that this even needs to be mentioned, but it happens all too often that people just make crap up out of whole cloth. People on all sides of the political landscape do it, and it makes all of them look like idiots. I could list a dozen examples, but that’s a topic for another story.
  • And as to that; if you’re suspicious of something you see, investigate it a little bit before posting it. If you can’t verify that X actually said Y, don’t post it. If you post something that’s easily disproven, again, it just makes you look like you don’t know what you’re talking about.
  • Post a hundred memes a day. Occasionally, sure (I do), but if all you are posting is memes, you really need to re-think your online presence.
  • Add “Like and re-post if you agree!” to every post. It’s annoying.
  • Overlook stupidity in favor of The Side. People whom you would otherwise agree with, who are posting stupidity, should be called out, perhaps even more than people in opposition; they hurt, not help, your causes.
  • Repost everything in your feed. It just clogs up the feed of anyone who is following you.
  • Announce when you’re muting/blocking someone. It doesn’t help anything and looks petty. I make very sparing use of those functions and do not believe I have ever mentioned doing so, even back as far as Usenet.
  • Belabor the obvious. Especially one-sentence posts stating something that everyone on the planet already knows. It’s just useless clutter.

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Social media is the reality now. It’s here whether we like it or not, so if one is going to indulge, one may as well try to post commentary in a manner that will prompt people to take you seriously. The tips here will help.

Filed Under: <![CDATA[Culture]]>, <![CDATA[Facebook]]>, <![CDATA[Social Media]]>, <![CDATA[Twitter]]>, News, Red State

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