Right after Easter, Rhett McLaughlin from Good Mythical Morning joined Alexis O’Connor to discuss his deconstruction from Christianity. He mentioned former NIH head Francis Collins again.

Francis Collins, Dr. Fauci’s boss, was responsible for scientific atrocities, including purchasing unborn babies' remains from Planned Parenthood, removing their scalps, and attaching them to lab rats' heads. Full reporting on Dr. Collins’ atrocities is in an article by @sgruber91 on @cleartruth__

Francis Collins was promoted by BigEva leaders like Rick Warren, Tim Keller, Ed Stetzer, David French, and Russell Moore. Mike Cosper hosted Collins on Christianity Today last September, despite prior exposure.

With evangelical “leaders” like Francis Collins influencing him, can we be surprised at Rhett McLaughlin’s trajectory? Without Christ, people do what is right in their own eyes.

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I knew these guys back when they were still living in North Carolina. Good dudes. Really sad to see them like this. I still pray for them.

I pray for them as well. I was an early fan of theirs.

@William_E_Wolfe You either believe the Genesis creation account that God created Adam and Eve or you don’t. Evolution does not work with the creation account. It’s important to realize that there is adaptation of species to their environment, but there is not a changing of one species to another

So in place of interpreting everything through the lens of the Bible, he interprets everything through the lens of science. This is still a circular worldview. The difference is the Christian paradigm has epistemic justification while science does not.

Francis Collins is an incredibly evil, horrible man.

You can’t deconstruct from something you were never a part of in the first place!

Collins’ book didn’t sway me one way or the other. That was 10 years ago. I’ve matured and would probably moan and groan if reading it today. His actions as a supposed Christian during covid were what repulsed me👇