Toxic Matriarchy | CR Wiley
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2019
- CR Wiley traveled to Moscow, Idaho to speak at the University of Idaho on the topic of Toxic Matriarchy. The topic, as you'll see, brought plenty of adversaries.
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Reading them a children's story was very fitting.
Truth!
Yes. Amen!
Not only did he read them a children's story, its the only part they paid attention to
@@johnbiven4472 GOOD CATCH, mate!!
@Francisco Lautenbach no it didn't. It's a scam.
Get a life, son.
:: My favorite part was when he shared the biological fact that in order to create a baby, you need both a mother and father, they almost peed their pants. Wow. Simple biology is so hard to swallow, apparently.
Exactly. When you are blinded by sin, simple logic escapes you completely.
@@MGWGuitars it’s not sin, it’s social engineering
@@ParadiseLordRyu It's both. When God is not in the picture, there is no objective truth.
Hi buddy
@@ParadiseLordRyu which also is sin
not even a minute in and they are laughing at his long marriage and family. Man is truly depraved without God.
So your reaction to being judged is to lower yourself to their level and reciprocate said judgment? . . says a lot about your character as well as your maturity level.
I was wondering what was so funny about that. I listened a little more in and it started to make more sense, after figuring out what kind of audience it was.
@@kimberlykimball3206 that's not how it works.
@@thomasanderson6426 radical feminists
Exactly- God made and sustains us - we go beyond : destruction.
Proverbs 29:9 If a wise man has an argument with a fool, the fool only rages and laughs, and there is no quiet.
Makes one wonder why even bother teaching fools
Yes. Rude cackling devils
John Esker. but in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect
1 Peter 3:15
@@1Whipperin perhaps yes, but Wiley isn't if ignoring the command. He was speaking to an audience that the protesters attended. Half of the room came to hear him speak.
@@1Whipperin
They didn’t ask for my verse but I didn’t ask for yours, what’s your point?
Have you done proper exegesis on Mat 7:6? If so would you enlighten us?
These students epitomize the meaning of the “seat of the scornful” in Psalm 1.
Wow just heard that preached last Sunday.
@@1Whipperin Sounds like a wisdom question rather than a sin question. I'm more concerned that you bent over backward just to find some answers. The same question could be applied to Jesus and his discourses with the Pharisees. All we know is that he "got" the opportunity to speak at the University of Indiana. I believe it was a very fortuitous one. Or are you just splitting hairs so that you can discredit a great speaker who did a great thing? Raise this up with his elders and his presbytery, then. There are proper church courts for sin matters (if it is such a thing, which it isn't).
They can't listen
@@nickllanes8030 Impressive reply, sir. Exactly.
I wish I could be as humble, wise, and self controlled as CR Wiley. What a beautiful gift of the Holy Spirit. The heartbreak in his eyes when they heckled him about children being gifts...God bless you, Mr. Wiley.
wow what a lavishingly beautiful compliment.
What a beatiful aspect of compassion humility amd having our hearts broken by what breaks God's heart.
The humility of this guy is astounding.
Bill, we need to pray to our Holy Father for this. Christ won already and in His rest we role forward.
@@1Whipperin To directly answer your question about Jesus' command, sometimes yes, sometimes no. The warning is to not waste your time on those who will metaphorically trample the Gospel - if you *know* who that is, don't waste your time. Kick off the dust and move along. This isn't supposed to be an excuse to not spread the Word, however: just because they have all the regalia and appearance of one who will not listen does not necessarily mean that they will not be receptive (we are to be sowers first, and let God be the reaper), nor just because they seem to be "eager to hear" does not mean that they will hear eagerly. I.e., don't try to preach the Gospel to one such as Richard Dawkins, not because we are to wish for his damnation, but because it is known that he has heard and encountered it and ridiculed it many times.
We are to go out and make disciples and spread the Word amoung the peoples of the world. Many will not be receptive, some will be. There are many who need to hear, and there is precious little time to waste for even if the Kingdom of God were to delay for another century, not everyone alive today will be around to hear it. Our lives are short, our time is short.
Agreed
I’m embarrassed for the hecklers. Too stupid to realize this man is more intelligent than they are collectively.
@@1Whipperin This touches on Predestination. I don't mean to suggest one way or the other about it - it is already determined who will choose His way or not, by Him. I do not understand how the two ideas are fully reconciled, only that they are.
To speak to audiences that are receptive is most difficult: how can one know if their audience is receptive? Is there a way to know? What if preaching to what might be considered an unreceptive audience is actually the first breaking of the stony ground that will eventually lead to their salvation down the line, because someone confronted them about it when they were anything but receptive? What if an audience that is receptive today is actually a tare in the field, unknown to any but the Lord? This is the difficulty I see in only sharing the Gospel to what seems to be a receptive audience: how do you know?
I agree: some people will not be swayed, and it is apparent over time who they are (as they will not repent, or rather, that good fruit has not been shown). They should be moved on from. But to write someone off just because they look "intimidating" (for any number of reasons - they aren't all big, mean, surly-looking dudes, after all) is to do them a disservice.
This gentleman was cool as a cucumber. Thank you sir.
As a U of I alum, the children in the audience have lowered the school's intellectual maturity bar considerably. Keep up the good work Cannon Press.
I pray that I could be that strong and self controlled as Pastor Wiley
He was neither strong nor self-controlled. This speaker was a terrified, narrow-minded man who attempted to proselytize his bigoted views on gender and politics to a highly educated audience who could see right through his fraud/bigotry. He was walking on egg shells every minute of the talk, knowing how incompetent and illogical his views are, especially to those with active/honed critical thinking skills (rather than the brain-dead sheep he's far more comfortable and used to speaking to).
@@j.staton6794 Yes, "highly educated" hecklers...
@@j.staton6794 lol if you really think Wiley wasn't the educated one in the room 🤡
Praise God for the Pastor. He can be calm and at peace because His Holy Father is in attendance and had it all in hand.
@@j.staton6794 I'm impressed, you used almost every buzz word possible, that's really remarkable
This is really hard to watch. I cannot believe how rude the audience is.
@Silent Cal This is also what happens when parents don't spank and properly raise their children.
@@1Whipperin Good point, not all were rude, so some may have been keen listeners. I'm sure John Wesley and Spurgeon had their fair share of hecklers during open air preaching too.
@@1Whipperin I believe it does, though the thrust of the talk wasn't exactly persuasive gospel preaching anyway. I think the verse applies more to small encounters like one on one or one on a few, but not big crowds where you'll almost always have a mixed bag.
Anyone who would behave in such a way must have a sad and pathetic philosophy on life. I feel sorry for them. For thousands of years humans have strived to reach a higher state, accentuating our virtues and stifling our flaws, but it only takes a generation for it to collapse.
Who would the great philosophers of the past agree with? They would not even have to hear their opinions to discern which holds the higher philosophy.
I'm only 3 minutes in, but if you really want to see "hard to watch" or " rude audience" you need to see Doug's video " Sexual Design".
I’m embarrassed of my peer group. I don’t see how adults at a university can be so disrespectful of someone speaking at a school for purposes at the very LEAST of which being the development of ideas and rational thought. I can’t hold against them something for which they don’t and can’t understand without God’s grace revealing the beauty of God’s purposes in motherhood and an appreciation for the speaker; but even so, I bet the generation before mine would have never gotten away with their behavior in the universities.
All that aside, thank you for continuing to bless the airwaves through your publications online. I’ve been tremendously blessed by them and I appreciate you, Mr. Wilson, and everyone involved.
I'm the generation before you and I saw it then when I was attending university 15+ years ago, albeit not to this degree. Social media wasn't the ruling class in my heyday (although it was beginning to take flight).
Before "likes" and subscribers, people received their validation through their peer groups by discussing topics they didn't agree with. Sometimes it would incite further discussion, while other times it was dismissed as "yeah, that's stupid." These days that kind of dialogue is a lost art.
*Everything* is about feelings, validation, and getting your voice heard--the likes of which is seen by the random interruption blurt-outs from the children claiming to be adults.
Beyond the sorrow that awaits those who reject the gospel is the sorrow of rejecting *any* blessing from living a life how it was designed by the Creator. So many could be enriched if they would simply *receive* what is being presented instead of wiping their asses with and discarding it.
They aren't adults. They are tantrum-throwing toddlers masquerading as adults.
I find it amazing that ever speaking point he made was immediately self-fulfilled by the audience's immature hissing and booing. Do you think they saw that they were only making his points by their reaction to simply hearing it? Doubtful. Well done, Pastor Wiley.
The quietness of the crowd when he's explaining snowplow parents is very telling. Reminds me is Jesus saying he who is without sin cast the first stone. All those kids are still attached to their helicopter moms.
Pastor Wiley, your love for the audience shines through. Even though some were unruly, they showed up and had exposure to a message they’ve not had a chance before. They expected defensive speakers, but got something more.
@@1Whipperin , since Jesus's big command to the disciples was for them to make other disciples by preaching the gospel to every creature (Mark 16:15), and since God made it clear by the cross of Christ (John 3:16) that He doesn't want anyone at all to perish, it would seem that this verse is talking about *continuing* to give the gospel message to those who have made it clear that though they hear the gospel, they decided to reject it. I don't see that happening, here.
Man it got quiet when he started mentioning the parents contacting employers and professors for their adult children
There was something wholesome about him reading the kids book to the audience. It's as though he captured the imagination of a bunch of small children.
...right up until he finished. Then the immaturity snapped me back to reality.
Matriarchy is toxic when women reject patriarchy.
Matriarchy and Patriarchy need to work together.
Seems they expect a sacrifice
For most the left hand works with the right in submission.
College students propagandized to a point below a child's book, nice. Look up the etymology of nice.
There is no matriarchy lmao
Those kids in the crowd being obnoxious looked EXACTLY like I thought they would when they first panned the crowd. Isn't it funny how they always look EXACTLY how you think they will.
they look like the world, they speak like the world, they smell like the world, they are of the world.
Thank you CR Wiley for a gracious, patient example of how to share your faith with gentleness and respect (1Pet c3v15-16) to those who hate the truth and love darkness (Jc3v19)
& Canon Press - & others at the University - for helping to organise the event.
Deep respect for you, Pastor Wiley! You demonstrated grace and courage
Him pulling out their bingo board won me over. I've seen ruder folks, but this audience is just a bunch of punks, don't be intimidated, and great job on showing love to those who don't appreciate it.
@@1Whipperin Get a life, Bill.
@@1Whipperin we get the picture, you don't have to post the same thing 100 times
A fundamental rejection of Logos (or logocentrism) brings about the rejection and mockery of free dialogue. The reaction of the students exemplifies the uncounscious totalitarian dimension of their foundational views. This is not just "mere political differences", its a problem with the underlying metaphysical structures of culture.
Has there ever been such a pathetic display of immaturity and cruelty. If this is the future of America, maranatha!
@@1Whipperin doesn't matter what you think the verse means in this context. If the Holy Spirit commands you to present your pearls in front of a bunch of swine, you do it.
How then do you reconcile the parable of the sower? Surely some seeds that were scattered make it into good soil. 🤔
@@1Whipperin no feelings, sir. The Word of The Lord; Himself.
Matthew 15:26-28 :
[Jesus] replied, "It is not right to take the children's bread and toss it to the dogs."
"That's true, Lord," she said. "But even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from their master's table." Then Jesus said to her, "Woman, you have great faith! Your request is granted." And her daughter was healed at that moment.
They don't even know what they're angry about or which parts they're supposed to disagree with
I have tried to watch this several times. And, though Mr. Willy is a wonderfully gifted speaker and his subject is one of great interest, I simply cannot stomache the pathetic pieces of myasmic bovine excrement with which he had to endure. Mr. Wiley is a far better man than me, exhibiting a level of patience that was divinely imbued. You are a hero, sir. A stalwart man of character. May our most holy Father in heaven grant you blessing upon blessing. Maranatha!
Great job Pastor Wily!!! It’s amazing how their behavior proved his point about over nurtured adults.
Most of us older generations can sit through things we don’t agree with, go eight years respecting a president or congress we are in complete disagreement on, and these “kids” can’t even handle the title of the speech!
"Let's remind ourselves of a couple biological facts."
Audience: Boo!!!!
David Keen in a few years they will be booing when someone tries to explain economic facts to them regarding the student loans they can’t repay as baristas.
@@hawks5999 I think that might already be happening 😅
And here we are two years later and biological facts are near heresy to the cult of satanic wokeness
This man did an amazing job of showing love and kinship to a hostile audience without compromise
This guy is an "apprentice" speech giver. Wait till he's a "journeyman." This man will deliver with unphased precision. Glory be to God!
I’m totally impressed by the patience both these men exhibit. I’ve seen Douge Wilson talk as well and they alway get major levels of disrespect. A sad situation for our society as well, although these kids weren’t so bad.
I'm not sure it should be called 'higher education' any longer. I mean, it was tough hearing this and having to consider that these are apparently 'educated' and 'enlightened' students and staff....
I hear demons in the audience.
Glad I wasn't the only one.
I thoroughly enjoyed the lecture but was equally schooled by the composure demonstrated by pastor Wiley in dealing with an immature, mocking group of students. Grace under pressure.
Golly, those were some rowdy kids. I couldn't agree more with what was said, though. Great talk!
21minutes into watching this video, my the mother of my neighbor died, he's still crying loudly and cannot believe it. And that boy mocks the bond between a mother and her kids.
thank you for that very cogent observation. sadly, so many spend so much time on their virtual "devices" they may never even have the privilege of learning truth by an experience like you are recounting. Jesus is Lord. May many come to this realization.
These children and I mean children have little to no respect for others which leads me to believe they are undisciplined self-centered and feel entitled to do as they wish. They do not own the university yet act self-righteous and indignant.
This makes me not want to send my kids to college. These are their peers.
Put them in the engineering school.
Homeschool and prepare them for the world.
I can't imagine behaving like this during a speaker, at any age.
It was tragic to hear some of those young people cry out that their parents felt them to be a burden or obligation. And the utter devastation in Mr. Wiley's voice when he stated his compassion. These young people are the result of a society that promotes careers over children, and government institutions as substitutes for parents, and the state has replaced God as the center of all things.
you know them by their fruits (looks, behaviour /attitude, lifestyle)
Great job Pastor Wiley and Pastor Wilson!
These children are an embarrassment.
It’s remarkable how the audience always assumes the worst of the speaker or the questioner in the Q and A. They always assume the speaker is trying to offend them, and they are aggressive from the get.
Critical theory. The question is not ‘are they aggressing’, the only question is ‘HOW are they aggressing’.
These young people have been so thoroughly indoctrinated, it is a tragedy to see. Our society functions now on the premise of sin enablement. "The writing is on the wall." God bless and be with people like Dr. Wiley for courageously presenting untarnished Truth to an audience that badly needs it.
There's a reason university are also known as 'institutions,' which is exactly where these people belong.
Pastor Toby’s face when that kid with the kazoo was going off🤣Legend!
This Pastor has more class than that entire audience.
More like a kindergarten than university..God help us if this is the mentality of the upcoming generation..Why are they not reprimanded for their disgusting behavior - is noone in authority there??
It’s called a protest Sheila. This dude is sexist racist and homophobic.
Authority and discipline is discouraged in universities, these days, unless we are talking about expelling male students because of sexual allegations.
@@foreverwantingpie lol. You have been thoroughly indoctrinated.
Brave man. This video perfectly presents our decline
It’s appropriate to read a children’s book to this audience.
Whatever the hecklers laugh at you know to be of the greatest value.
I see a similar theme in nearly every lecture I've seen in the past several years. The crowds (typically college aged) get ruder and rowdier and it is sickening. I don't know how this gentlemen or any other have the ability to continue through their tirades. I'd say it's a sign of the times. The stupidification of our society has gained much momentum.
Club them like baby seals
Classic Brownshirt tactics.
I only wish that a camera had shown the reactions of these kids as the kind Pastor listed his examples of toxic matriarchy. I wonder if there were some looks of befuddlement upon hearing that all moms don't call their child's employers, professors, doctors, etc. These kids are likely products of the very toxic parenting to which he refers and they didn't realize that they were, like the book he read, part of his presentation.
Wow. As a mom of 4 this was hard to listen to. The children in the audience were absolutely monstrous about motherhood with no self-awareness of how cruel they are towards women who have chosen lives of service. Pastor Wiley's question on them not believing they were blessings to their parents was heartbreaking.
"The natural person does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are folly to him, and he is not able to understand them because they are spiritually discerned."
(1 Corinthians 2:14, ESV)
It's insane seeing this looking back at how it was pushed in school and slowly built up like a frog in a kettle til all of us "young adults" became echos of outrage for things we pretty much are ignorant to other than what weve been told
I completely understand you, thats why it's more important than ever to stand against this.
that Doug Wilson cameo lol
Excellent and so true .
Love when he pulls out the bingo card
This is a difficult thing that he did
Good for him
Life giver is a wonderful title and no matter what I achieve in life even if I reach millions I did not give birth to them
It’s something to ponder
Even though a man contributes he is not given the honor of this title
Interesting twisting of Galatians verse from the audience
They speak out so freely and abruptly like they were posting something in the comment section of a youtube page.
I like his wry humour.
Great video!!
This was truly hard to watch. Not because the talk wasn’t excellent, because it was. And it was delivered with grace. It was hard to watch because some people hate grace, and that truth was manifested in this video.
Thanks for the good words Joel!
@@CanonPress Absolutely. I've been really enjoying the content put out by Canon press lately (esp. since NQN) and I appreciated the chance to speak with Doug last week.
@@1Whipperin
You do not know which audience is receptive until you go and speak before them. He didn’t ignore anything.
@@1Whipperin
That prevents the people who wanted to hear him from doing so. It’s incumbent on those who don’t like it to leave and not the other way around.
I applaud the efforts by the speaker CR Wiley to educate most of these childish rude ignoramuses who lack even the courtesy to listen to a presentation with which they disagree.
Its a shame that there were so many rude people in the crowd. I really enjoyed the talk. I would have liked to hear some of the speakers points fleshed out a little bit more but overall he had a lot of great things to say.
This actually just makes me so sad thinking of all these people as poor little children and how horribly their parents failed them.
I admire this man. Truly this is an audience of the poorly trained ! Lord Have mercy on them!
That college has succeeded in turning a bunch of young people into little more than a herd of hooting Gibbons. This is what a university education stands for today. God is not mocked, we reap what we sow.
CR Wiley shows true long-suffering with this crowd.
CR Wiley**
And agreed! Thanks for watching!
Fixed! (Ps. I always get his name wrong.)
How he can read dr sues to a bunch of college kids with a straight face is amazing
I commend the speaker for remaining calm. This talk really emphasizes why it is not good to place women in small boxes - they should have interests outside the home, beyond their children. Nurturing (for dads and moms) means rising to a child's level of development, not keeping them at a low level, and it eventually means being left. If we say a woman's primary worth is as mother or her fame is only at home, that limits her own life outside of the children, and she is more than that. Parents launch children to adulthood where their fame is brought into the world beyond.
They were most engaged when he read children’s book. Telling
College used to be for adults
Hmm
I understand he was highly distracted, and that’s hard to talk through, however he mentioned over-mothered kids going into welfare programs but then couldn’t answer the question about over-mothering effecting the economy or society, stating he never had thought of it?? That’s odd. Perhaps he just didn’t understand how it was worded and it’s relation to what he had just spoke of. But all of his answers to the questions seemed painfully brief. He had some amazing opportunity to get a little deeper and shirked it. Perhaps he was trying to suppress an inner rage at the complete and utter impertinence of the audience and was struggling to think clearly on much, which is understandable. Considering the circumstances of the present diaper-wearing adults in the crowd, he did well.
Hannah, at the outset, I could see that, too. However, Wiley was being shrewd insofar that he was considering the silliness of his audience and only spreading his net short and diving an inch deep into the topic matter. (Consider how he read "Are You My Mother?" as a part of his lecture. This is what you do with children.) He most likely hadn't thought about that particular question, and perhaps if this had been an actual adult audience, he would have been willing to think out loud or address it off-the-cuff, but he wisely surmised that this was not the venue. I applaud him for his obvious shrewdness and discernment.
Actually, if you listen to the talk, he made no reference to the effect over-nurturing has on economic growth. He was also simply given a title for the talk ("toxic matriarchy"). He could choose how to define it and what to say about that.
Therefore, if he hasn't done any specific reading about the possible effect on economic growth, then it is wise for him to not make a comment on that.
Well done.
"74% of parents report making doctor's appointments for their adult children".... didn't have sh** to say then, did they?
I applaud you CRWiley for your stamina..I don't know if I would be able to share with these???even though they need it more than any..There ignorance is outstanding..Jude 1:18 How that they told you there should be mockers in the last time, who should walk after their own ungodly lusts. No decency ...Maybe these are the monkeys children = no degree of differentiation from apes
@@1Whipperin You need to know they're pigs before you wipe the dust off your feet as you're leaving....They might have a few sheep in there as well...So are they to be denied because of the blind and deaf?
You know society is regressing when these young college kids aren't even able to understand Dr. Seuss.
Well Done Sir!
Judging from this video, it seems that maturity isn’t a requirement for college anymore.
30 seconds in and I knew it was gonna be good because of all the hens cackling.
Excellent work. It was hard listening to with all the self entitled brats in the auditorium, but you did a great job.
Brilliant.
I really do love Canon Press and how bold they are to do these kinds of things, but they would really benefit from the gift of brevity.
So many pleasant human beings.
Rude children.
Did I spot Pst Doug Wilson in the audience
And Toby Sumpter.
at 25:00?
@@groertel Yes!
I'm a Muslim and I can tell you Islam teaches the same ideals around marriage and parenting. What the people of the book, the Abrahamic faiths, should realize is that the war is on monotheism and by extension, patriarchy. Social order was established by the Holy Scriptures and Prophets, that is being undone.
Reading a kids book to this crowd is appropriate.
its really sad how disrespectfull those kids were when he was really stating life lessons...those colledge students have become the very thing they hate..oppressors and tyrants😞
Every time i watch lectures where college kids are the audience, and then read these comments, i never see any responses from those same college kids. I wonder why. Is it they do not know the lecture is on UA-cam, or is it that after watching their own behavior and reading the comments, they actually have a sense of shame for their behavior?
I wondered about the clucking during the intro. The comments make all clear.
Future leaders here. Incredible
The smug and hateful and cowardly display of the audience demonstrates the foulness of their hearts and the fact that they are fully and completely under the thrall of the Evil One. May God show mercy on those He will show mercy through this courageous ministry.
I like how people get mad when we “cherry pick” verses, and then you have this guy 18:47
Yep. I just past that spot and it just shows how ignorant he is.
lol facts
I think we are here the time will come when they will not be able to endure sound Doctrine
18:47 This verse is in reference to salvation, and that men and women are equal in salvation.
It doesn’t mean that gender doesn’t exist.
Ah yes, quote Gal 3:28. You clearly understand it.
yes that was cringe
An example of casting ones pearl before swine.
Basically 'Respect' is a word lost on some of the students.