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Rainn Wilson Drops a Bombshell: Woke Hollywood’s Anti-Christian Agenda
Actor Rainn Wilson, well-known for playing Dwight Schrute in “The Office,” fearlessly confronts anti-Christian bigotry in Hollywood. He uses the HBO film “The Last of Us” to illustrate how horrifying it is to see a Christian character engage in brutal cannibalism and sexual assault.
Wilson recently sent a tweet that sparked a heated debate since they included a phrase that got people’s attention online.
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“I do think there is an anti-Christian bias in Hollywood. As soon as the David character in “The Last of Us” started reading from the Bible I knew that he was going to be a horrific villain. Could there be a Bible-reading preacher on a show who is actually loving and kind?”
Wilson, who is well recognized for his leftist leanings, unexpectedly received a deluge of criticism for his most recent tweet.
According to their account, one Twitter user describes themselves as “Idaho’s leading socialist,” and they made the argument that Christians should be depicted poorly because they “have used their religion to take away women’s autonomy” as they fight to “dismantle libraries and stop healthcare for trans people.”
“This feels very tone deaf to those of us who live in heavily red states,” they said.
The story was quickly spread by Fox News, which prompted Wilson to respond to their apparent “bias” with developing drama. “An organization created as a corporate shill to create division solely for profit based on culture-war outrage.”
Wilson then clarified in response to his initial tweet that he is not a Christian, but that the majority of Christians he knows are. “kind, accepting and loving and seeking to make the world a better place.”
“They should also be honored in the media,” he added.
Acceptance and appreciation of other religions and individuals are highly valued in today’s culture. Unfortunately, even if answers are provided to clear up misunderstandings, Christians, heterosexual, and white people frequently experience a severe and discriminatory response.
“I don’t know any Christians who aren’t horribly judgmental and biased,” One vile and inconsistent Twitter user stated. “They’re doing horrible things and your tweet has done damage. Congrats. Used to respect you.”
She steadfastly thought that the majority of Christians possessed evil intentions despite efforts to educate her about the dangers of prejudice and a closed thinking.
Imagine the reaction people may have if the term “Christian” was replaced with “Muslim” or “Jewish.”
