Re: War King Hegseth's Christian Pastor Supports Anal Sex With Young Boys

On Sun, 19 Apr 2026 14:27:07 -0000 (UTC), Socialism is for losers
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>He's different.  Most of them support oral sex.
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>Who Is Doug Wilson? Pentagon Defends Pastor Who Led Christian Prayer 
>Service
>Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, left, holds pastor Doug Wilson's shoulder 
>during a Pentagon prayer service on Feb. 17. (Department of Defense)
>Military.com | By Nick Mordowanec
>Published February 18, 2026 at 9:30pm ET
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>The Pentagon is defending its invitation to have Doug Wilson, a pastor 
>whose views on issues including women voters and slavery have been deemed 
>by some as radical, partake in a Christian prayer service on Tuesday.
>
>Wilson, 72, joined U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth during what has 
>become a monthly staple under the Secretary’s leadership, starting in May 
>2025 with Hegseth’s pastor in Tennessee, Brooks Potteiger, and continuing 
>as recently as this week. Wilson and Hegseth exchanged words of gratitude 
>and appreciation towards one another and of their faith during the 
>afternoon event.
>
>A photo of Hegseth with his hand on Wilson’s shoulder on Tuesday was 
>accompanied by an X post, reading: “We have gathered at the Pentagon for 
>our monthly worship service. We are One Nation Under God.”
>
>Military.com reported on Saturday that this month’s service, which included 
>an invitation from “SECWAR” with a cross, led to a flurry of complaints 
>from active-duty members, veterans and defense contractors. One contractor, 
>for example, told Military.com that this particular invite, one of many 
>throughout the past few months, was "stark, depressing, almost 
>threatening."
>Pastor Doug Wilson stands for a portrait after Sunday services at the new 
>campus for Christ Church and its Logos School, Sunday, April 6, 2025, in 
>Moscow, Idaho. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)
>
>Prior to January's service, similar concerns were iterated to Military.com 
>but not to the degree as this month.
>
>The Pentagon has remained steadfast in continuing to host these services, 
>however, both in person and with live viewing opportunities through the 
>Defense Visual Information Distribution Service, or DVIDS.
>
>Military.com asked the Pentagon if it had any reservations about Wilson's 
>presence inside the Pentagon on Tuesday, considering his series of remarks 
>and views reflecting the Christian faith.
>
>"Secretary Hegseth, along with millions of Americans, is a proud Christian 
>and was glad to welcome Pastor Wilson to the Pentagon today,” Pentagon 
>press secretary Kingsley Wilson told Military.com on Wednesday.
>
>    The Christian faith is woven deeply into the fabric of our nation and 
>shared by America's wartime leaders like President George Washington, who 
>prayed for his troops at Valley Forge, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 
>who gifted Bibles to America soldiers during WW2 and encouraged them to 
>read it.
>
>"Despite the Left's efforts to remove our Christian heritage from our great 
>nation, Secretary Hegseth is among those who embrace it," she added.
>Who Is Doug Wilson?
>
>Doug Wilson is a theologian and pastor at Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, 
>whose varied views on issues pertaining to abortion, same-sex marriage, 
>slavery and visions of a white Christian nation have drawn consternation 
>even within some religious circles.
>
>Wilson founded the Congregation of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC), 
>which Hegseth has been a part of while living in Tennessee. Wilson recently 
>announced that Brooks Potteiger, who was the first pastor to oversee a 
>Pentagon prayer service, and his wife were moving to the nation’s capital 
>to oversee Christ Church D.C.
>Wilson’s Statements About Females Voting
>
>Some of Wilson’s statements over the years have been viewed as dubious, 
>sexist and unbecoming of a Christian.
>
>One of those statements involved Wilson, 72, who is married and a father, 
>saying that giving women the lawful ability to vote is a bad idea—saying, 
>"Women are the kind of people that people come out of."
>
>"The wife and mother, who is the chief executive of the home, is entrusted 
>with three or four or five eternal souls," Wilson said during an interview 
>with CNN in August 2025.
>
>Hegseth, following the interview, posted a clip of Wilson’s appearance on X 
>with the caption: "All of Christ for All of Life."
>Steve Deace, right, Dr. James Orr, center, and Doug Wilson talk about 
>Israel during Turning Point USA's AmericaFest 2025, on Saturday, Dec. 20, 
>2025, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/ Ross D. Franklin)
>
>Wilson’s remarks and Hegseth’s reposting of them led to questions to the 
>Pentagon about whether the defense secretary also believes women shouldn’t 
>vote.
>
>Kingsley Wilson, who was asked by the press last summer about the ordeal, 
>on Wednesday referred Military.com to her remarks at that time pertaining 
>to Hegseth's beliefs and the 19th Amendment.
>
>“Of course the Secretary thinks that women should have the right to vote,” 
>Wilson said last year. “That's a stupid question. To be honest with you, 
>I'm very excited to see the incredible recruitment numbers not just for men 
>and women, but just across every single branch of our military. It's truly 
>a testament to his leadership.”
>
>When pressed again by a reporter, Wilson said the following: “As we have 
>said on-the-record numerous times, the Secretary is a proud member of a 
>church that is affiliated with the Congregation of Reformed Evangelical 
>Churches which was founded by Pastor Doug Wilson. The Secretary very much 
>appreciates many of Mr. Wilson's writings and teachings.”
>The Pastor's Other Views
>
>Wilson has also varied views on slavery, once telling the Associated Press: 
>“There was horrific maltreatment on the one hand, and then there are other 
>stories that are right out of Disney’s ‘Song of the South.'"
>
>"Song of the South" was a 1946 American musical film produced by Walt 
>Disney and based on the Uncle Remus stories by Joel Chandler Harris, about 
>a young boy who goes to live in the American South. The film has never been 
>released by Disney on any home video format, including on its streaming 
>platform Disney+.
>
>When asked whether he was a Christian nationalist, Wilson told the AP: “I 
>am more than happy to work with that label because it’s a better label than 
>what I usually get called."
>Douglas Wilson, Senior Minister of Christ Church, Moscow, Idaho, speaks at 
>the National Conservatism Conference, Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025, in 
>Washington. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)
>
>During the COVID-19 pandemic, Wilson encouraged his parishioners to combat 
>coronavirus-related health measures and used his church to organize in-
>person protests and support civil disobedience across media channels owned 
>by the church.
>
>He's also been open and consistent about his views against abortion and 
>same-sex marriage.
>CREC Representative Backs Wilson, Pentagon Services
>
>Uriesou Brito is the presiding minister of counsel for the CREC, broadly 
>representing the denomination. CREC congregations differ on matters related 
>to church membership and voting.
>
>Brito, when asked by Military.com about Wilson’s appearance at the 
>Pentagon, referred to Wilson’s appearance within the Pentagon on Tuesday as 
>“a pastoral relationship, not a political alliance.”
>
>“Like many Christians in public office, Secretary Hegseth attends church 
>and receives ordinary spiritual care,” Brito said. “The CREC is not 
>advising the Pentagon; a Christian simply remains part of his local 
>communion wherever he serves.”
>
>Brito went on to say that such gatherings “are acts of worship, not 
>instruments of ideology,” adding that Christians pray where they live and 
>work.
>
>“The purpose is encouragement in faith, repentance, and dependence on 
>God—not the promotion of a racial or national program,” he said. 
>“Participation is voluntary. Religious liberty means believers are free to 
>pray and unbelievers are free not to. Accommodation of worship is not 
>coercion; it is the normal outworking of the First Amendment in our 
>society.”
>
>Military.com received no response from Brito when he was asked about 
>Wilson’s past controversial statements.
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Not just "losers". It's likely that it appeals to a desire for
egalitarianism. But why would we have such a desire ... It must have
conferred some sort of evolutionary advantage ... but why and how. 

Because of reciprocal altruism, the reason for which is obvious.