Twitter Bans Spanish Politician for Saying “A Man Cannot Get Pregnant”

Reportedly, Francisco José Contreras, who serves as a deputy to Spain’s Vox Party, received a twelve-hour suspension from Twitter because, in response to an article on a “man” becoming pregnant, he tweeted “a man cannot get pregnant” because men have “no uterus or eggs.” It’s a simple biological fact, but in our anti-science day, it’s considered hate speech.

As I have been saying for many years now, we must be prepared to stand, no matter what comes.

As our Western cultures drift further from a biblical worldview and instead continue to build their thinking on the sand of man’s opinions, we’ll continue to see utter foolishness accepted as fact—and anything resembling biblical truth vilified and ignored. As I have been saying for many years now, we must be prepared to stand, no matter what comes.

God’s Word is clear: he created us male and female and gave women, not men, the ability and privilege of bearing children, although that is difficult and painful now in a sin-cursed and broken world (Genesis 3:16). So, Francisco José Contreras is right because of the truth of God’s Word and science—a man cannot get pregnant, no matter how vehemently our culture argues otherwise. God’s Word, not man’s foolishness as exhibited by Twitter, will endure.

The grass withers, the flower fades,
but the word of our God will stand forever. (Isaiah 40:8)

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