Or has not the potter the right over the clay, out of the same kneading to make one vessel, indeed, for honor, yet one for dishonor?
Paul to the Romans 9: 21, Concordant New Testament Translation
At it's base, the idea of DEI means that as a society and a people that we should practice diversity, equity and inclusion. That we should accept others as they are, albeit for any and all of their faults. That all are equal and that all should be included in whatever it is that we do. Sounds good, right? However, like most everything that the liberal Democrats come up with, the idea of DEI has been hijacked to fit their narrative. They insist that those with alterative lifestyles be included and not shunned by others. They preach the failed idea of diversity, claiming that we are all different in our own way. Again, sounds plausible, right? Through our human eyes and understanding, yes. However, how is it that God sees this idea of diversity, equity and inclusion? See, far from looking upon this idea and accepting it for what we're told that it is, I shine the light of the Fathers truth upon it. When we do this, we see that the God has been the original founder of equity and inclusion. It is God who has created all in His own likeness {Genesis 1:27}. ALL are important and beautiful in the eyes of the Father. All are included. What the truth of the Father also reveals is that not only has He created us all in His spirit image, but that He has created us just as we are. There are no two people who are identically the same. Yes, even male and female, both created through the Fathers love {Genesis 1:27}. So, not only to we have a man inspired DEI issue, but a gender confusion issue as well. Make no mistake, this IS NOT of God. In his evangel, the apostle Paul speaks to God molding each of us for His purpose {Paul to the Romans 9:21}. That's right, God is the potter who has molded the clay of His creation as He has seen fit according to His purpose. Don't be mad at God for how He created you, that is His domain. As Paul so correctly proclaims, "Has not the potter the right over the clay?" Who are you, o man, to argue with He who has lovingly created you according to His purpose?
Like I said, this idea of gender confusion and equity and inclusion for all has never been of God, but of man. I would dare to say that it has been based upon the lie of the deceiver spoken to Adam and Eve in the garden that they could "Be like God, knowing good and evil" {Genesis 3:5}. It is by this suggestion of the devil which inspired mans idea that he is separated from God. The author Norman Grubb disputes this idea by proclaiming, "There is no independent, self-operating self in the universe, except the One Who calls Himself the I AM {Exodus 3:14} and says, 'I am the Lord and there is none else, there is no God beside Me' {Isaiah 45:5}. As I said, it is man himself who has perpetuated the idea that sin has separated us from the Father. No place is this more evident than in the mainstream church. For the church has based its teachings and theology on the concept that the sin of man has separated him from God. To this I say, what about Jesus? Has not Jesus given Himself for the death of sin? We see this in the evangel of Paul {Paul to the Corinthians (2) 5:21}. I suppose the reason that I am able to see the DEI lie is because I have known the truth of my own life within the love of the Father. I do not live separated from God, but within His love. Jesus Himself has spoken to this union in John's gospel {Johns Account 14:20}. The truth is that we have not only been created in Gods likeness according to His purpose, but that our life is IN Him, we are His handiwork {Paul to the Ephesians 2:10}. We need not accept the DEI or gender confusion lie conceived and spoken by the deceiver. We only need to know the truth of who we are in the Father.
For His achievement are we, being created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God makes ready beforehand, that we should be walking in them
Paul to the Ephesians 2: 10, Concordant New Testament Translation
~Scott~
