During Monday night’s episode of “The Bachelorette,” the popular but sleazy reality dating show where dozens of men compete for the affection of one woman, a Christian male contestant was booted over his vow of abstinence.
While contestant Luke Parker wasn’t a virgin, he’d reportedly vowed to wait until marriage to have sex again. Worse, according to the so-called “bachelorette,” Hannah Brown, who also purports to be a Christian, was that he’d dared to ask her to also commit to the same vow.
Enraged by this request, Brown ranted at Parker about his religious views on Monday night’s episode and then booted him off the show. Shortly after the episode aired, Parker returned to the spotlight again via Instagram to tell his side of the story.
Look:
This in turn sparked a feud between him and Brown on Twitter, where the two began exchanging blows over the meaning and consequence of biblical sins.
Look:
@AlabamaHannah The difference in how we view sin is seen in the response, I’m weeping at mine and you’re laughing at yours. All sin stings. My heart hurts for both of us.
— Luke Parker (@luke_parker777) July 16, 2019
@luke_parker777 time and time again jesus loved and ate with “sinners” who laughed. and time and time again he rebuked “saints” that judged. where do you fall Luke? #TheBachelorette https://t.co/FlhZ5JbOCA
— Hannah Brown (@AlabamaHannah) July 16, 2019
@AlabamaHannah There is a difference between eating with sinners who laugh and sinners who laugh at their sin. Sin is the very thing that put Jesus on the cross and that’s not a laughing matter. https://t.co/cU1YlEgeFB
— Luke Parker (@luke_parker777) July 16, 2019
i have never said that i find my sin funny. i’m not going to lectured on appropriate emotional responses by a guy who threw deli meat in a guys lap. https://t.co/hc8lsPUUA8
— Hannah Brown (@AlabamaHannah) July 16, 2019
Your tweets about the windmill and the wood were enough, it’s not about the action it’s about the response. If you want to talk about it, you know how to get ahold of me. https://t.co/BQpIn0TqEh
— Luke Parker (@luke_parker777) July 16, 2019
Dovetailing back to the discussion Monday night on “The Bachelorette” that led to Parker’s removal and Brown’s trash-talking, here’s how it began.
“Let’s talk about sex,” Parker said. “You know sex is an incredible thing. And it’s a beautiful thing. Well, you know, only when it’s within the guidelines of marriage. This whole process, I’ve been studying Hebrews, and it talks about how marriage should be honored by everybody and how the marriage bed should be kept pure. I know you’re not a virgin. We’ve had the talk. You know I’m not. I’ve been abstaining myself from sex for, like, three and a half to four years now.”
“And I know that regardless of what I’ve done in the past, I am saving myself for marriage. And I am very confident that we’re on the same page with our morals. And I just want to hear it from your mouth. There’s a lot of people that say they believe in something but yet they live or do things completely differently.”
The episode was recorded at a location known as Fantasy Suites. Part of the “Bachelorette” franchise, it’s basically a place where the so-called “bachelorette” can take one or more of the male contestants aside in a private room — the “fantasy suite” — and have sex with them.
Parker’s concern was that Brown would use the episode to have sex with one or more of the contestants. And as a Christian — and one who cared for her — he felt compelled to politely ask her if she’d please not fall into that trap and instead choose to honor their relationship.
“Thinking about Fantasy Suites, I’ve heard people proclaim their faith but yet they’ve said things like, ‘I’m excited for Fantasy Suites. I want to explore this relationship on a sexually intimate level, and that’s what I’m looking forward to,'” he said.
“And to me, that’s like, ‘Whoa, what? Excuse me? There’s something I’m missing here.’ I don’t believe that’s something you should be doing. I just want to make sure you’re not going to be sexually intimate with the other relationships here.”
For reasons that remain unclear, this offended Brown and her far-left feminist fans. To them, the notion of someone they’re in a relationship with asking them to not share their body with the rest of the world is somehow misogynist and sexist.
And so in response to Parker’s request, Brown accused him of judging and trying to control her, lectured him about how his alleged pride is a bigger sin than her promiscuity and then bragged about how she’d already “f–ked” one of the other contestants in a windmill.
Watch the stunning discussion in full below:
Thanks to Brown’s willingness to throw a tantrum over Parker’s request and then brag on national TV about her sexual exploits, she’s become a folk hero to the feminist far-left.
Parker meanwhile has become the butt of every anti-Christian left-winger.
Look (*LANGUAGE WARNING):
Hannah is about to become a HERO of the Internet. A hero for females everywhere. It’s gonna be like Susan B. Anthony and @AlabamaHannah in the history textbooks after this performance. Go off queen.
— KFC (@KFCBarstool) July 16, 2019
You were drawing on some serious power inside yourself. You are one strong woman, and you are surely my hero right now! Also, you said to LP what ALL of us wished we’d said to one a$hole or another.
— LifeSimplyLife (@LifeSimplyLife) July 17, 2019
“I didn’t just go to fantasy suites… I fucked in a windmill. And then we did it a second time.” @AlabamaHannah, you’re my hero?
— terri arneson?? (@arneson_teej) July 16, 2019
Omg I’m so excited. An icon. An American hero. A true visionary of women’s rights and telling off fuckboys ?
— Emily Calvert (@Emily_Calvert) July 16, 2019
Hannah B is the badass I wish I could have been in high school when I was dating a gaslighting jerk who constantly made me feel less than. @AlabamaHannah you’re my freaking hero. #TheBachelorette
— Caroline (@carolinekayeee) July 16, 2019
“Can I pray over you before I leave?”
Get the actual fuck outta here with your misogynistic judgemental Christian bullshit @luke_parker777 ??????????????????????#Bachelorette
— Ew, David (@mindica) July 17, 2019
Lol people like you make me more sure than ever that I don’t want to be religious or hear about your religion whatsoever
— its me laur (@lmariee2) July 17, 2019
Jesus isn’t real…
— k.. (@ktshepp) July 17, 2019
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