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In this episode of the "Afterglenn" show, the crew takes you on a tour of the 7 worldviews of the first worldviews and how they led us to where we are today. They are: Gnosticism, The Seven W worldviews, The Ten Commandments of Political Warfare, The 7 Pillars of the Christian worldview, The 10 commandments of political warfare, The New Testament, The Old Testament, and the New Testament.
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you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program
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here on the glenn beck program we are the crew from the steve day show that is me steve day
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todders and an aaron mcintyre we are on after glenn on blaze tv radio and podcast noon to two
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actually show up that you like this but you can try it you can also email me if we get into anything
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these next two days that you have questions about please feel free to email me steve at stevedace.com
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because we're going to teach some philosophy and some history here today and over the course of
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the next couple of days that we're filling in for glenn we're going to give you guys kind of what are
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the the twin pillars if you will uh the two towers although we're more with gandalf the white than
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isengard and and mordor but kind of the two towers of our show tomorrow how do we actually do what we
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believe and we're going to talk about the 10 commandments of political warfare but before we get to
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application we first have to talk about foundation what are we up against right any any general will
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survey the battlefield before he sends soldiers in if he can you'll do recon even god sent in hebrew
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spies to scout the land so we're going to give you a chance through us to scout the land we're going to
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take you through the seven worldviews in order that they have deconstructed your culture to bring you
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to the point and bring us to the brink that we are at heading into the end of 2019 right now some of
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these terms are going to seem a little um you know college don't let that intimidate you okay um we'll
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first of all i i barely made it out of community college and found out when they kicked me out of
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school they don't give degrees for playing super tech mobile an entire semester so if i can learn
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this material all right so can you because i'm going to make it as about as simple as possible
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for you because that's what it had to be for me all right so we're going to start with the help of a
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good friend of our show dr jeremiah johnson some of you may have seen him on fox news the last few
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years and he is with houston baptist university he's also the head of the christian thinkers it's
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society correct aaron that's correct christian thinkers society all right he's you're going to hear
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his voice in some of these intros as well we're going to give you a look a brief look at the very
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first worldview that began all of this and it's called gnosticism
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well it'd be based on knowledge truth is the fact that um is um your own faith
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your own beliefs and your upbringing we think about gnosticism of course it's based on the greek word
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gnosis which means knowledge or indeed salvation through and by knowledge in short salvation through
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a special knowledge knowledge that is as it were esoteric and it can be acquired listen only by a
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specific few elite thinkers i think it's a privilege to call yourself a scientologist and it's something
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that you have to earn being a scientologist when you drive past an accident it's not like anyone
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else as you drive past you know you have to do something about it because you know you're the only
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one that can really help the esoteric special knowledge these individuals who have come up with
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if you will a key that unlocks truth how do we sift truth from belief how do we write our own
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histories personally or culturally and thereby define ourselves how do we penetrate years centuries of
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historical distortion to find original truth well greetings everyone thank you for joining me today
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is we do a tremendous incredible study on the hebrew alphabet and god's words now not just god's word
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the bible but the individual words and letters of the old testament we've seen iterations both in modern
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times and historical times but it is at its essence salvation just for a privileged few jehovah's
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witnesses hold the cross in contempt feeling that it is nothing more than a pagan symbol used by apostate
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christendom when he executes judgment over the world at armageddon he will destroy all but the
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faithful jehovah's witnesses today i've got a message prepared for you on who are the 144 000 that's a good
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question who are the 144 000 and it's ultimately very self-righteous and haughty and make no mistake
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there is no place for faith and there's no place for grace and gnosticism when we think about
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the the world of the bible that is the world of jesus and judaism we think about the new testament
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138 000 greek words the beauty of the greek new testament is it was written in a common tongue a
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common language a rather elemental greek language that guess what could be understood appreciated
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assimilated by the entire world these things were not hidden to us we hear in the epistles but they
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were revealed for all in fact in acts 4 peter said that you all are witnesses of the fact of the
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historical fact of the resurrection of jesus christ from the dead indeed the gospel is good news for
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the whole world not an esoteric view so that's a brief look at gnosticism which is this idea that
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there is some unattainable or ultimate secret source of knowledge that only a special few can gain access
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one of the first acts of the u.s congress when this country was merely a foundling was the
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commissioning and distribution of bibles take a little shot at my catholic buddy over here it was
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actually geneva bible because they've they viewed that as the the best way to continue the themes of
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the protestant reformation as long as the check clears in the new year i can tolerate such things
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so that was one of the first acts of the u.s congress was the commissioning of bibles and the
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distribution of them it was one of the main textbooks when when children were executed were
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were educated executed that's a freudian slip for what we're doing and too many of our kids today
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uh but uh the when children were educated at the founding of the country one of the bible was a primary
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textbook one of the foundational textbooks in the 13 colonies then the 13 states was what's called the
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new england primer i mean kids were literally taught the alphabet in the new england primer with a
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is for adam whose sin stained us all this is how they were taught in the public schools you want to
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blow your mind go online next commercial break or after the show you're going noah webster's i am
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yeah yeah see we've been doing this all too long it's like it's almost like we share a brain now
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okay uh like you even knew i was gonna take a shot at you when i mentioned the bible
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distributions probably you knew that was that's a day that ends in y yes yeah and you'll get me back
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later i'm sure but um um one of the um um i forgot what was i gonna say thank you noah webster if you
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want to blow your mind go online and google noah webster's 1828 dictionary his very first edition
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edition and you can go in there and type in words on this site that will tell you what noah
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webster himself hand wrote in his 1828 dictionary compared to how we define them today and then words
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that are in our everyday language in the news that are part of how we do public policy in america today
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we're not even in noah webster's 1828 dictionary we go into much more detail on these worldviews and
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topics on our on our podcast we've got more time so today we kind of want to give you practical
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examples of what all these worldviews are to make it as this this information is accessible to you as
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possible if you want to know what gnosticism is in the 21st century in america turn on the history channel
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i spent a good amount of time saturday night because lsu was just destroying oklahoma and there
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was nothing else on waiting for the other college football semifinal to come on and i probably watched
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about an hour and a half of the history channel doing another you won't talk about stuff that ends and
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why another endless um you know montage of shows called ancient aliens
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and do you guys know where this whole theory really comes from
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it comes from a swiss hotel manager named eric von donnegan i know i used to believe in this stuff
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i used to study this stuff i used to be into the occult and all of this secret origin stuff
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so i'm pretty well versed on it eric von donnegan was a swiss hotel manager
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when he wrote chariots of the gods 50 years ago and he's he is now the mastermind behind all of the
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programming on the history channel which says there's there's only some very special information
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that only the special few would know that aliens came here and seeded the earth and we come from them
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and if you're not special then we can't get back to that knowledge and and acquire it all for
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ourselves that's what gnosticism looks like in your culture today aliens are the history channel
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a look at the worldviews that brought us to crazy being our new normal we're gonna teach us some
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philosophy and history today so we've already talked about the very first deadly worldview this idea that
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there's only special knowledge for a special few that the the truth is not really out there um that
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you have to be on a a certain road through go through certain gatekeepers in order to acquire
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it it's it's exclusive not in the way that things that contradict each other cannot be mutually true
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but exclusive only to select company and as pearl jam once sang on the vitalogy our vitalogy album
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it's not for you okay now we come to the second and this is the one that trips us up as a species
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this is where when faced with fallacy and error when faced with something we know just doesn't
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something about that doesn't seem right so how do we react to it because if we react wrong to that
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which is wrong then two wrongs as my mama taught me growing up do not make a right let's discuss with
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the help of our friend dr jeremiah johnston from houston baptist university and the christian
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that i can based on what i understand that to be for myself do you believe that if you
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please god then you will go to heaven yes when we talk about legalism the first thing that i want
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our viewers to appreciate is the fact that legalism at its essence is as bad as liberalism they they
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both are terrible as it relates to faith because it is faith or grace plus something else and there's a
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fourth point about grace and that is that it can be resistant if we don't build our lives around
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these seven principles then we're going to have these root problems we'll have surface wrong attitudes and
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surface problems and our life will be one continuous failure ultimately with legalism you establish your
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own righteousness your own standing before god by simply coming up with your own man-made religious
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system which is a list of rules that you live by that you abide by and that you indeed judge your
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neighbors through was it a fermented wine that jesus drank or that he made remember he went to the wedding
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uh feast and and first miracle it was a big thing about dungeons and dragons and people actually got
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absorbent and stuff they took on those roles and they began doing horrible things and it was almost
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like an invitation to demonic possession ariel i cannot let this dance happen wren mccormick made a lot
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of people stop and think i object to that kind of music and i think you know why because people
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fornicate to it i never said that that's what you told the church board that was not meant for your
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ears you it makes you better than other people um you don't do certain things so you are a better
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example of christ than others god hates australia land of the sodomite damned we boil christianity
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down to a list of rules do's and don'ts and this is not at all the essence of the christian faith
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christianity is the beauty that we are not perfect we are forgiven there is no place for legalism in fact
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jesus toughest words were reserved for the righteous legalistic pharisees those that thought they had
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no need of a savior and those that were quick to judge and quick to speak up and condemn the world
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around them and i think it's interesting and notable that in almost every place we see the
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historical jesus teach in the gospels and keep in mind over 30 times we hear that large crowds traveled
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with jesus there was always a pharisee in the crowd i think of the scene in matthew 22 37 where the
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nobikos the professor the expert in the law wants to ask jesus what is the greatest commandment
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and that pharisee is trying to trap him and jesus quotes the shaman said we should love the god god
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with our heart soul and mind so the beauty of the christian faith is that it meets us exactly where
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we're at and it saves us right where we're at it saves us out of the unimaginable experiences
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we don't have to do performance because we trust in christ performance on our behalf
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so here's how this plays out here's how legalism is playing out in our culture today and it's it's
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how we helped set the stage for the rest of the the other five deadly worldviews that we're going to
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talk about here later in the program and it's it's how we respond to error and fallacy do we respond
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with intuition opinion you know right now on the amer in the american right there's there's a big
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tactical debate that's taking place and the the tactical debate comes down to well there's two
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tactical debates there's one that i i think is an edifying conversation that is long overdue that you
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know i've been trying to have that conversation and throughout the course of my entire career
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in conservative media starting from when i started at who radio ronald reagan was the first sports
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director there uh here in here in des moines iowa where i live okay this conversation of what
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ultimately is the purpose of the conservative movement and that has played out if you've followed
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the david french sarab amari debate throughout the course of this year that that's been the debate that
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they're having is are we here to to manage decay are we here to get you know conscience clauses
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and exemptions to drag queen story time hour or are we here to defeat it which is it i think that's
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a worthwhile debate the other because here's the thing you we only get to be better as a movement
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by having that debate we don't you you may disagree vehemently but it doesn't make you worse at being
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a conservative meaning you're trying to conserve that's the the root word of a word is always what
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the word means so if you're a conservative that means you're trying to conserve that which has
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proven to be true and beautiful for the human condition for this and future generations that's
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what you're that's why you're a conservative you're trying to conserve those things so the the french
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omari debate regardless of which side of it you're on or how frustrated you are with the other side of
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it you only we only get better as a movement because that's the right debate to have meaning it's
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edifying it elevates the the purposes and principles we're supposedly all here for does that make
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sense this other debate i don't believe does that and i think it's destructive and it's and it really
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comes down to how much rot gut and saul alinsky-esque tactics that the left has used against us right out of
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a book dedicated to satan literally how many of those should we adopt in order to fight fire with fire
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how much reprobate should we be how low should we go and what ends up happening for those of us
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that say i'm not i'm not watering down my beliefs at all um what is the point of that what is what is
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what is what is the point of giving cultural marxist 50 pick a percentage 60 70 80 40 pick
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a number pick a number above 10 what is the point of giving them that and then fighting them um it's a
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losing battle these people hate this movement hates america it hates western civilization it's fine with
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tearing all of this down it's fine with all of the the the the venom that we could spew like a water
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hose a fire hose all throughout the culture it doesn't care it doesn't care if you fight their boycott
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with a boycott and they're cancel with a cancel we're just you know zero times zero is zero we're
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just gonna spread hate to fight hate i'm not doing any of that well then that means you're not really
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a conservative you're not really a christian steve if you won't conform to my fallacy in response
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to a fallacy then you're not really a blank that's what legalism does i get those emails
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all of the time now thankfully i grew up in a home where i didn't have the best dad
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you know and on a given day there in grand rapids michigan shout out to wood am i saw you guys tweeted
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at me earlier today i listened to that station growing up so it's a little surreal for me uh but
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you know on a given day coming home from jackson park junior high or rogers high school man i didn't
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know if we were going to cedar point disney world or gonna get beat because your guess was as good
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as mine when you grow up like that you learn not to need a lot of affirmation from other people so
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thankfully i don't you can you can flood my compartment with all of your player hate frankly i feed off of
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it it just convinces me i'm doing the right thing so i'll do it even more all right but that's this notion
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that you've got to dress like me or look like me speak like me think exactly like me in order to have
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access to this larger and supposedly unifying truth meaning people from disparate beliefs groups
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languages customs come together around this shared belief not that i have to go through your
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accessorizing in order to plug into it you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program
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back here on the glenn beck program we are the crew from the steve day show noon to 2 eastern right
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after glenn beck here on blaze tv radio and podcast i'm steve days aaron mcintyre totters and here with
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about what we're talking about here today with these seven deadly worldviews that are responsible
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for the brink of cultural extinction that a lot of us feel we're on right now feel free to email me
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steve at steve days dot com and we're talking about these worldviews because we're watching them
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play out in our headlines every day our good buddy josh hammer over at the daily wire i saw him
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tweet out a couple of days ago i don't know if you two saw this he said something along the lines
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it's getting really difficult for him as a as a conservative jew it's getting difficult for him
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to tell the difference between the social justice aims of reform judaism and the democratic party
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platform because there isn't a difference because that's their worldview the democratic party platform
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is the manifestation of of worldviews a lot of them the worldviews we're talking about today
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just as a lot of people with more of an orthodox kind of faith meaning they believe more in the
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traditional viewpoints you look at the republican party platform that's why it looks like that because
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we can't escape our worldview as we're talking about the seven that have been unleashed on america
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in this postmodern age now the first two are set the stage for the five to come we're going to get
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to those five next with number three because now that we have deconstructed god now that we've pulled
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a nietzsche and declared god is dead and we have killed him now that we have deconstructed the god that
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our rights come from well blaze pascal is still correct that something has to fill that void in our
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culture's heart something nature abhors a vacuum something will step forward to take the one true
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god's place and it begins with our third worldview dualism
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the one with the power to vanquish the dark lord approaches
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and the dark lord shall mark him as his equal but he shall have power the dark lord knows
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for neither can live while the other survives the emperor has been expecting you
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i know father so you have accepted the truth i've accepted the truth that you were once anakin skywalker my
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father that name no longer has any meaning for me it is the name of your true self you've only
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forgotten i know there is good in you the emperor hasn't driven it from you fully search your feelings
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father you can't do this i feel the conflict within you let go of your hate
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it is too late for me son dualism goes back to plato the great classical thinker and even
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neoplatonism which actually underlays much of what we heard about and learned about agnosticism
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and it really divides reality into two levels or two compartments if you will heaven above which is
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light it's beautiful it's perfect and this carbon copy below that's quite right it is imperfect it is dark
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murky world this holy river came from the river in heaven that we call the milky way they say that
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milky way actually is a reflection that you see in those waters which are still beyond we have many
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gods in the trees there is god the river there is god even underneath the earth there is god the goddess
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of earth but those gods are not like the created god because they are still traveling in the cycle of
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birth and death out of this arises transcendentalism what is imminent or preeminent is god transcended
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is god imminent this is the big question of dualism is god something we can attain to is it in some
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perfect sphere or is he down here in the murky eminent world well the beauty of the christian faith is god
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is both god is imminent and god is transcendent we don't have access to him as if he was a scientific
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specimen but he is imminent he is present in our life and he is he is indeed transcendent he created
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the world he sustains the world colossians tells us in his very hand and so i think it's very important
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that we understand the nature of god as presented in the judeo-christian motif that presents god as both
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transcendent and imminent so you see dualism in aaron's montage there you saw and heard clips
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from harry potter uh you saw and heard clips uh from from star wars the if you remember the old george
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burns some of you that are in the older generation remember the old george burns oh god you devil
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movies uh the classic uh you know jiminy cricket angel on deb on one shoulder devil on the other
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um it presents itself one of two ways that either evil is just as powerful as good that the devil is
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just as powerful as god for example and then they are each vying for equally with an equal amount of
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power and ability and access to you and i's affections another way that it that it presents itself
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is it has a tendency to take the divine and just place it into um the circle of life we'll call it
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how's that that's a song we all know if you're grew up in our era right okay and that by the way
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the live action version of that this year i thought was fantastic of the lion king but basically it takes
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the divine and and brings it down to our level or us up to his depending on the way you want to look
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at it mr babble and puts us all in this circle of life so that essentially there's what we would call
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oneness or this idea that there's not really mutually exclusive truth out there that things that are
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totally um contradictory can both be true um and really the only bad thing there is in in this in this
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point of view is to believe that there actually is exclusive truth out there now of course um it they
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they those that believe in this love exclusive truth when it comes to gravity
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right i mean they're not they're not standing at the top of a building
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and uh you know the the leftists are telling us well you know i'm not sure jesus ever lived
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when they're writing those columns for salon this time of year or they're writing for vox this time of
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year and if you did um he was really just a social justice warrior che guevera in jewish rabbi
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first century palestinian garb right okay um i noticed though that they're totally fine with
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using their quote-unquote oneness to water down what you believe and the beliefs they don't like
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but if you were to tell them you know i thought about it i prayed about it for a while
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and i don't really think gravity is really exclusive so i'm going to invite you to jump out of this plane
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while it's in the air oddly enough weird as it may be they're suddenly going to find they're not
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only enamored but enthralled even by the notion of rather exclusive truth that doesn't just get
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stirred up todd in the witch's witch's brew of blah meh that they prefer well the reason they get
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pushed to that point though they're hubris in in separating into categories tribalism if you will
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and that's a very topical uh world these days much earlier in the game doesn't allow for steve talks
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about hypocrisy and rightly so but early in the game as a christian you do need to get comfortable
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with paradox and the only way to do that is realize god's god and you're not doesn't mean stop
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asking smart questions but i'm talking about uh what arguably is the uh oldest book in the bible
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the book of job and there at the end after this very long conversation that is very much platonic
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uh in many respects but what does god finally what ultimately says he says to sum it up to quote the
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great prophet the rock shut your hole and know your role all right as the steven curtis chapman song
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says uh god is god you are not so i will entertain your questions for a while but ultimately
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there has to be an authority don't you do this with your own children right we amy and i entertain
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our children's challenges to a point but then ultimately there's an authority in the home
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and they're not you and so this is why i've said to our children from the time that they could
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communicate with me i let this go on for a while the moment it becomes disrespectful or disobedient i
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look at them and say who am i you're dead who are you not dad yep yeah ultimately
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that ultimately is the answer and if you eventually if you understand paradox you can get comfortable
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there if you don't you you never will you you need to have to answer everything the more i grow in
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my faith the more mind scrambling questions i have and that's a fantastic thing right are we seeking
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answers because we want a better idea of the of who the god is and whose image we're all made
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or because we want to replace there it is dualism wants to replace him that's the difference between
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