A Response to Kevin DeYoung’s Culture War Strategy
<p>When we get downstairs, I discover that my six and eight year olds have already helped themselves to breakfast, with one of them spilling the milk on the floor. Now I’m wrestling two hungry little ones through diaper changes, in which they keep lifting their butts and trying to spin while I wipe. I forget about the spilled milk, and start making breakfast for the younger two. While I’m making their breakfast, the two year old runs through the spilled milk, slips, and falls. Now I’m cleaning and comforting her, while making breakfast. Then once I get her settled in, she doesn’t want what I made. Eventually I get the spilled milk cleaned up, when my ten year old calls down that he’s out of toilet paper. So I throw him up a roll of toilet paper, and start making my wife’s coffee, breakfast, and lunch before she heads out to work.</p>
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