Holy defiance: Why Erika Kirk terrifies the feminist elite
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Let’s face it: In today’s culture, being a traditional, Christian, Proverbs 31 woman is seen as outdated at best — and oppressive at worst. Feminism, goddess worship, and self-idolatry have replaced biblical womanhood, pushing a false idea that true power comes from rebellion, not obedience.
We see it everywhere.
In 2018, San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral hosted a “Beyoncé Mass,” calling it a “womanist worship service” that praised Beyoncé as a goddess. Social media echoed the sentiment: “God is a woman and her name is Beyoncé.” Not long after, Taylor Swift’s fans held a Taylor Swift-themed "worship" experience in a 600-year-old church. Swift’s own performances have leaned into witchcraft-inspired visuals, while other pop icons like Ariana Grande (whose song is literally titled “God Is a Woman”), Nicki Minaj, Vanessa Hudgens, and Lady Gaga flaunt occult imagery and sexual empowerment wrapped in faux liberation.
This cultural shift is not new. It’s rooted in a long-standing rejection of Christian orthodoxy. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, in her 1875 work "The Woman’s Bible," sought to rewrite scripture, even calling for the “emancipation of the woman” and the “exoneration of the snake.” Feminism's earliest architects viewed biblical womanhood as the enemy to be dismantled.
The fight wasn’t for equality — it was for dominance.
Today, that legacy lives on. Women are praised not for motherhood, humility, or holiness, but for independence, sexual expression, and self-glorification. We now live in a culture where being a godly woman is seen as laughable, something to be mocked, dismissed, or feared.
But then came Erika Kirk.
I wonder exactly how uncomfortable these people became when they saw that Erica was taking her husbands place?
One thing is for sure, not one on the Left has celebrated this fact as an empowerment for women.
No, just the opposite.
In fact, the Left won't even define what a woman is anymore, as they try to make men their equals in every respect, which they are not and never will be.