Refusing to Discriminate is Moral Insanity

Progressives like to use the word "discrimination" a lot.  And they have been successful at convincing Americans that discrimination is always bad and should always be avoided.  But that's illogical.  And in the words of Albert Mohler, it is moral insanity.

Commenting on Trump's recent actions to reverse Obama's crazy transgender student bathroom guidelines, Mohler had some very helpful insights about discrimination.  It's important that Christians think about discrimination Biblically and logically.  Here are Mohler's comments.

"But of course there is no society and there is no context free of discrimination.  Discrimination means actually making decisions and understanding the necessity of making decisions.  The question is not whether a school will discriminate.  The question is, how will it discriminate; on what basis would it discriminate?  Any morally sane person discriminates, but any morally responsible person understands that there are rightful criteria for discrimination and there are wrongful criteria for discrimination.  The argument that one must never discriminate means that one would hire a child molester to be a babysitter.  That is moral insanity, but that's what it would mean if we make no moral discriminations or judgments whatsoever.  The question is, what is the rightful criteria in order to make those determinations and decisions."

Albert Mohler, The Briefing, 2-22-17