HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, July 26, 2025 – I’ve been a born-again believer for over 26 years. During that time, I’ve met very few genuine believers and have witnessed no genuine conversions. What I have seen is a progressive falling away into progressiveness by unbelievers and also by people who say they’re believers, a falling away into embracing DEI without really understanding what DEI is.

It’s not a coincidence that DEI falls just short of spelling “DEVIL”. We know what is worshiped by those who embrace and promote DEI, and it ain’t God. It ain’t Jesus. In fact, even the mere mention of God and Jesus can throw DEI worshipers into a frenzy, as we’ve seen with the Sean Feucht “LET US WORSHIP” concert cancellations across Canada.

But I’m not here to trash DEI worshipers. They’re doing a good enough job of trashing themselves, so I just let them be and let God deal with them. They’re not my business. My business is helping born-again believers and people who love the truth.

You can tell when people have a love for the truth, even if they’re not believers. There’s something in the set of their words and how they hang back from following the crowd. As an atheist, I believed that truth existed; I just didn’t know where to look for it. I rejected relativism as being short-sighted and, well, relative. To me, DEI is nothing more than relativism repackaged as a social construct, which is why I reject it. In my opinion, relativism is a lie, and therefore so is DEI. Again, my opinion, but still, my opinion.

For those, like me, who love the truth, I say thank God for God! If you love the truth enough, you’ll eventually end up being a believer, because God is Truth and the only source of it. If you have a love for the truth, God draws you to him little by little, little by little, little by little, until—WHOMP!—like a magnet come full into range, you slam into God heart-first and cling to him for dear life, never wanting to let go.

That’s where I am now, clinging to God for dear life. I’ve been clinging for over 26 years. When Jesus said: “When the son of man returns, will he find faith on Earth?”, he meant that he didn’t expect to find many believers upon his return. He didn’t mean that he expected to find millions if not billions of believers ready and waiting to be raptured, as the televangelists and YouTube prophets would have you believe. No, Jesus meant that he expected to find only a few believers, and those few would be scattered to the four winds. This is my experience, as a born-again believer and therefore by definition as someone with a love for the truth – this is my experience, that we’re already few in number and scattered to the four winds, “one to a city, and two to a family”.

As disheartening as it is for me as a believer and as a Canadian to see how hated God and Jesus are now in Canada and how the infrastructure of the state has weaponized DEI to target Christians even in their places of worship, it’s not going to change my love for the truth. On the contrary, the state-sanctioned rejection of everything I hold dear just makes me cling to God all the tighter. I’m on enemy turf here, and the only thing that’s protecting me is the power of God’s Holy Spirit to keep the devils in line. They don’t dare touch me as long as I do God’s will. They don’t dare touch me, but it’s a war zone here. To see it as anything less is not to have a love for the truth.