"The Rise of Loser Christianity" by Raymond Ibrahim

 During the 2026 FIFA World Cup—a global celebration of competition, excellence, and the will to win—millions of viewers were told that the truly Christian thing to do is... lose. Intentionally.

That was the message of yet another He Gets Us commercial literally titled, Lose.

Its general theme is that there are more important things than winning. This, of course, is true, but viewers were also encouraged to intentionally lose—to, for example, “lose the argument, intentionally.”

Such messaging is, of course, in keeping with previous He Gets Us commercials.

During the 2024 Super Bowl, He Gets Us aired another commercial titled “Foot Washing.” It consisted of several consecutive images of people washing the feet of other people.

Again, the imagery seemed innocuous—until the pattern became unmistakable. A great many of those washing feet appeared to fit a traditional “American” profile, while most of those getting their feet washed did not. Images included a white woman washing the feet of an illegal—and rather annoyed looking—Hispanic migrant; a white woman washing the feet of a Muslim woman in hijab; a white man washing the feet of an American Indian; and a white Christian clergyman washing the feet of a black “trans” man/woman.

At the very end, the supposedly “profound” point of the commercial is made: “Jesus Didn’t Teach Hate. He Washed Feet.”

So he did. But he also taught a great many other things—including that people must repent of their sins or face the fires of Gehenna—and even engaged in violence, flipping tables over and whipping money changers out of the temple.

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