The NXR Podcast - NXR Livestream - James Talarico： Son of the Devil

00:00:00 There are interpretations of certain passages from the Torah where some folks will even

00:00:12 say that there is some subtle instructions for how to perform an abortion in the ancient

00:00:19 world, certain things to drink.

00:00:21 For me, prophetic voices like Jesus have helped me reckon with my own whiteness, my own masculinity,

00:00:27 my own certainty, my own ego. It's a never-ending process and it's a painful process.

00:00:34 Today we're doing a deep dive on James Tallarico. If you're not familiar, he is a rising star in

00:00:39 the Democrat political party and he is a raging leftist. The dude is straight up a communist. He

00:00:46 is pro-abortion. He's pro-LGBT mafia. He's even pro-transgenderism in the case of young children. 0.98

00:00:53 But here's an angle perhaps you haven't considered.

00:00:57 He's also, believe it or not, a Christian nationalist.

00:01:00 No, he's not a fascist.

00:01:02 No, he's not on the right wing.

00:01:04 He is a Christian nationalist because at the end of the day, here's the deal.

00:01:07 It's not whether but which.

00:01:09 It's not whether we're going to get a Christian nationalist.

00:01:12 It's which kind of Christian nationalist will we actually get.

00:01:16 Notice this.

00:01:16 James Tallarico, despite all his leftist communism, is constantly in his politics making appeals to spiritual authority.

00:01:26 He is using Christianity.

00:01:28 Historic, traditional Christianity? No way. 0.85

00:01:31 But Christianity, some perverted form of it, nevertheless. 0.96

00:01:35 Just like Satan, he is using scripture but twisting and tweaking and perverting it to support his communist agenda. 0.83

00:01:44 This is a guy who believes that the Bible, that the Christian faith, should ultimately govern our politics.

00:01:51 The problem is that his Christian faith is not the historic Christian faith.

00:01:56 His Christian faith is Satan's Christian faith, quoting scripture to God himself, Jesus in the wilderness,

00:02:03 as Satan seeks to tempt him, but perverting and twisting every verse in the Bible, 0.83

00:02:08 taking it out of context to meet an end that is perverse and destructive.

00:02:13 That's our episode today. We're bringing receipts. We're showing clips. Let's dive in.

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00:04:03 radical christian nationalist pastor joel webin joel webin i'm gonna talk about joel webin

00:04:12 joel webin is an accident

00:04:33 one of us one of us hey all right radical christian nationalist james tallarico

00:04:50 christian nationalist presbyterian seminary educated he's why candidate for senate

00:04:56 he's our guy we've got a christian nationalist appealing to biblical authority he's in the

00:05:02 Trained by the Presbyterians in the town square.

00:05:06 A reformed guy on Joe Rogan.

00:05:08 Beautiful.

00:05:09 We're so back.

00:05:10 We are so back.

00:05:12 And I just want to say, because I really want this guy to win.

00:05:14 He seems like exactly the kind of person who should be in charge of the country.

00:05:18 So I want to just go on record and say, Joel Webin, friendly, moderate centrist, Joel Webin, officially endorses.

00:05:26 And I want this to go viral.

00:05:27 I officially endorse James Tallarico for any position.

00:05:33 Make him king.

00:05:34 I mean, he is such a great guy.

00:05:36 We are in his corner.

00:05:37 We're rooting for him.

00:05:39 This guy needs to win the election.

00:05:41 He asked my endorsement, 100%.

00:05:42 I think that will help his candidacy for sure.

00:05:45 Oh, yeah.

00:05:46 You're in his court.

00:05:47 What could go wrong?

00:05:48 James Tallarico, he just won the primary,

00:05:50 so we're not yet to the midterms where voters will actually go out

00:05:53 and decide between the Democrat or the Republican candidate

00:05:55 for Senate in the United States.

00:05:57 On the Republican side of things, 0.65

00:05:58 it's going to a runoff.

00:05:59 John Cornyn versus Ken Paxton.

00:06:01 That's on the Republican side of things.

00:06:02 But the Democrats have already chosen their nominee.

00:06:04 He ran against Jasmine Crockett.

00:06:05 Jasmine Crockett was a representative

00:06:07 representing Houston, Texas, a black woman.

00:06:10 It's great to see.

00:06:10 Wait, he ran as a Democrat?

00:06:12 Yeah, he ran.

00:06:13 Yeah, that's crazy.

00:06:14 He's like, this is news to me.

00:06:16 He ran as a Democrat.

00:06:17 Now, I will say, I mean, he's ticking all the boxes.

00:06:20 This dude is Presbyterian trained.

00:06:22 He's a Protestant. 1.00

00:06:23 He's a white man who just beat a black woman. 1.00

00:06:28 He's a Christian nationalist appealing to spiritual claims of authority. 0.99

00:06:33 On abortion, on transgender issues, on the border.

00:06:36 He invoking God's law. 0.93

00:06:39 Well, here's the deal.

00:06:40 The real reason he probably won.

00:06:42 Texas is still, despite the efforts of those who hate it, it is 67% Christian.

00:06:47 That's 27% evangelical Protestant, 10% mainline Protestant.

00:06:51 The historically black Protestant is 5%, and 22% Catholic.

00:06:55 So 67% Christian in Texas.

00:06:57 And, of course, that's very nominal.

00:06:59 Some of those are names on rolls that have never actually gone to church. 0.50

00:07:02 But within that, you could say reliably 30%, 40% of Texas is tried in blue, dyed in the wool Christians that go to church,

00:07:10 whether it be a cowboy church, whether it be a megachurch, whether it be Catholic.

00:07:13 They're Christian, and they go to church on Sunday.

00:07:15 And if you're going to win an election, here's the point.

00:07:17 If you're going to win an election, you're going to have to appeal to them.

00:07:20 Now, Texas is also majority actually Hispanic. So that's coming in as of the last census. It's about 41 percent. Non-Hispanic white is about 40 percent. So I won't necessarily say that Texas is also majority evangelical and majority white. But Hispanics do typically, religious Hispanics, do also tend to invoke religion when it comes to politics, generally skew more conservative than, for example, blacks and Jews when it comes to voting patterns.

00:07:44 So if you're here in Texas and you want to send up a senator to the Senate, you're going to have to appeal to Christians.

00:07:52 You're going to have to appeal to evangelicals.

00:07:54 And the Democrat Party, if you've been kind of the tail of the tape—

00:07:57 If you're in Texas, you're going to also have to appeal to Indians, let's be honest.

00:07:59 At this point—and here's the thing. 0.91

00:08:01 That is so recent.

00:08:03 Texas is over one, whether you go to Frisco or Irving or down here in Austin.

00:08:07 But guys, that just happened in the last two to three years.

00:08:10 People haven't even grasped the scale of it yet, what happened under Joe Biden.

00:08:13 So you have to appeal to evangelicals. Soon you're going to have to appeal to Indians. I mean, Greg Abbott, honestly, he was like, time to get ahead of the curve. We're celebrating Dwali. I know my electorate. I can see how the future is going. But James Tallarico, the Senate, the Democrats have had a real problem. And the problem has been, let's just be honest, minority women. They've run Kamala Harris. Obviously, they ran Hillary Clinton in 2016. Jasmine Crockett, whatever it would be. Here's the deal. 0.77

00:08:41 running foreigners it's not working out really well it just hasn't the only one who beat donald

00:08:46 trump in a general election was a catholic joe biden a white white catholic man and so those

00:08:53 are the demographics that honestly not they're not going to win the interest groups right the

00:08:57 dei focus group poll but when it comes to the main election general general election uh foreigners

00:09:04 they're not really polling very well now so that represents a pivot in strategy when it comes to 0.97

00:09:10 foreigners let's be honest they typically wear their affections on their sleeves i think of the

00:09:14 somalians up in the midwest the northern midwest they have explicitly said hey we are here to 0.99

00:09:19 establish little somalia we are doing this on behalf of somalians back home in somalia we don't

00:09:25 need a manhattan institute think tank of interns working 40 hours a week what did they mean by this

00:09:29 so they're somalians here and they've stated their goal is to benefit and send money to somalians 0.92

00:09:34 here this is an interesting strategy what could they be getting at no they're foreigners right

00:09:39 They're not Americans. 0.92

00:09:40 They prioritize others, people that they're related to that are not Americans.

00:09:44 So that strategy, it's not working.

00:09:47 It hasn't worked recently, the last five to ten years.

00:09:49 And it's kind of obvious.

00:09:51 The play is kind of there.

00:09:52 The sentiment has kind of turned.

00:09:54 But James Tallarico could really be the next play, the new play,

00:09:58 the new way to take this group of evangelicals, majority white, and grab their vote.

00:10:04 James Tallarico is from right here, South Round Rock, is where he was born and grew up.

00:10:08 He's the son of a single mother, went to Austin Presbyterian Seminary.

00:10:12 So he went to seminary.

00:10:13 He's seminary trained.

00:10:14 And he served four terms in the Texas House of Representatives.

00:10:18 He did that after walking the entire district by foot.

00:10:21 The person resigned that originally held the seat.

00:10:23 He took it.

00:10:24 And so he's been a very progressive representative in the Texas House.

00:10:28 Now, the Texas House is pretty overwhelmingly Republican.

00:10:31 That's not to say it's actually conservative because the Texas House is a joke for the most part.

00:10:36 It is a joke. 1.00

00:10:36 We got rid of Kim Paxton.

00:10:39 Oh, never mind.

00:10:40 We did not.

00:10:40 But he did not.

00:10:41 He's still lost.

00:10:42 He's still lost.

00:10:42 That's encouraging.

00:10:43 He's going to a runoff where, again, Trump is expected to endorse.

00:10:48 It was so close.

00:10:49 Yeah, nobody got 50%.

00:10:50 Yeah, you're right. 0.99

00:10:50 But Trump is expected to endorse John Cornyn, who is pathetic, who is a joke. 0.99

00:10:57 And so Cornyn will probably win. 0.99

00:10:59 Paxton, who has been.

00:11:01 Paxton likes to put lawsuits in and kind of act like he won because he filed the paperwork.

00:11:05 But he has been a strong conservative voice.

00:11:07 He's gone after porn companies here. 0.95

00:11:09 He's gone after transgenderism. 1.00

00:11:10 He's gone after those things. 1.00

00:11:11 And he's been good.

00:11:12 Again, some of that is I filed the paperwork.

00:11:14 We're filing a lawsuit.

00:11:16 Hear me roar.

00:11:17 But he's going and he tried to run a Senate race and win.

00:11:20 And he's probably not going to because Trump is going to throw his ballot in with John

00:11:24 Cornyn in that race.

00:11:25 But in the Texas House, Tallarico is now pivoted over and he will be the nominee, whether it

00:11:29 be against Paxton or Cornyn, probably Cornyn, to run for the United States Senate as Democrats

00:11:33 try to actually get back the house they'll probably win in the midterms especially after

00:11:38 this war which is rumored to go until september at this point white house has come out and said

00:11:42 this little war could last 12 hours september four days four weeks 12 months to slow the spread

00:11:47 yeah yeah great and so uh you need to be and the reason i'll say this the reason james tallarico

00:11:54 will potentially be successful the reason he'll be popular is because he appeals to evangelicals

00:12:00 who don't know their Bible.

00:12:02 That's right.

00:12:02 That's why if he wins, he will win. 1.00

00:12:04 He appeals to dumb, low-information evangelicals 0.99

00:12:08 who have opted out, who go for the rhetoric, 0.99

00:12:10 who go for the appearance, the thought, the idea of niceness.

00:12:14 Yeah, he's one of us.

00:12:16 Compassionate.

00:12:16 Exactly.

00:12:17 Low-information evangelicals are who they're targeting,

00:12:20 and if he wins, it will be because he successfully pulled the wool over their eyes.

00:12:24 Yeah, it's a lot like the Beto O'Rourke candidacy,

00:12:28 but it's like it's almost like they looked at that and they said okay focus group beto he was

00:12:32 close what if we just sprinkle a little christian christianity literally and and run the same

00:12:37 candidate he's well-spoken he's credentialed right he's got his mdiv and he's went to harvard and

00:12:43 he's local he's a pastor and so so this is like this is something we've seen you could point to

00:12:48 beto o'rourke you could point to pete but it's all kind of the same candidate it's like let let's

00:12:54 like use uh well well one let's use the youth yet let's let's make him fast talking let's make him

00:13:00 more or less intelligent um and uh let let let's let him sprinkle his little liberal christian view

00:13:07 here and there to like buttress up hey you know conservatives listen to this and they're like hey

00:13:12 that's not a bad argument from the bible and that's the point that we're trying to make in

00:13:15 today's episode is you need to understand as a christian if you're listening to this broadcast

00:13:20 you're a christian you believe that christ is king you need to understand that all the christian

00:13:25 jargon that he's using he's not doing it because he thinks it's a liability right he's not saying

00:13:30 man i really want to win um as a democrat with all of the you know christian haters in texas as

00:13:38 my base you know and uh but i'm you know i'm gonna sprinkle in some of this christian stuff i i know

00:13:44 that it'll hurt my chances but i really believe it and so i'm gonna try to win despite using

00:13:49 Christian language. No, he's trying to win because of the Christian language. He knows that he can't

00:13:54 win in Texas unless he feigns Christianity. So he's not doing this as a profound conviction, 0.64

00:14:01 knowing that it will hurt his chances, but trying to win despite that. No, he's doing it because he

00:14:08 knows that it helps his chances. If you listen to this broadcast, you know the things that he's

00:14:12 saying aren't true to the Bible. You know that these things are not actually Christian. You're 0.65

00:14:16 aware of that. But our point in today's broadcast is to make you aware of how many nominal Christians

00:14:24 there actually are in this country and how many there are in the state of Texas, that they will

00:14:28 hear this kind of lingo from James Tallarico, you know, quoting the scripture over there and then

00:14:35 quoting some random thing from the Torah over here. And it might work. It actually might work.

00:14:45 So biblical illiteracy is at an all-time high,

00:14:49 and it is a massive, massive liability that we need to be aware of.

00:14:53 And so we're going to be taking some of James' arguments today on the show,

00:14:58 showing you clips, bringing receipts,

00:15:00 and actually breaking them down and dismantling them,

00:15:03 debunking them in real time on this episode.

00:15:06 Let's go right into it.

00:15:07 I'm going to roll four clips.

00:15:08 It's going to be about six minutes.

00:15:10 If you are driving, just pull the car over.

00:15:12 You're not going to be able to hear this. 1.00

00:15:14 the amount of gayness going on in one year and focus on the road, 1.00

00:15:17 you're going to cause an accident. 1.00

00:15:18 So pull the car over, get into Chuck E.

00:15:20 Cheese's parking lot.

00:15:21 As a wise man once said, Ricky Bobby, I'm getting, 1.00

00:15:24 I'm getting dizzy from all the gayness. 1.00

00:15:27 You're going to watch these clips and you're going to be like, 1.00

00:15:28 Oh my goodness, I need to lay down. 1.00

00:15:31 It's, it's gay. 1.00

00:15:32 You've been warned. 1.00

00:15:32 We're not responsible.

00:15:33 Let's roll the clips. 0.95

00:15:34 Treat our Southern border like our front porch. 0.91

00:15:37 We should have a giant welcome mat out front and we should have a lock on

00:15:41 the door.

00:15:42 Those two things are not mutually exclusive.

00:15:44 You have a right to know who's coming into your house, and you should be welcoming the stranger into your home and providing that hospitality.

00:15:51 In committee, I listened to 15 hours of testimony on this bill. 0.98

00:15:57 The worst part for me was the number of Christians who used scripture to justify hurting children.

00:16:07 Even on this floor today, a member tried to justify a hateful amendment in the name of God's law.

00:16:14 So let's talk about that.

00:16:17 The first two lines of the Bible, the first two lines in Genesis,

00:16:24 use two different Hebrew words to describe God.

00:16:28 One is the masculine Hebrew noun for divinity.

00:16:34 The second is the feminine Hebrew noun for spirit.

00:16:39 God is both masculine and feminine and everything in between. 0.96

00:16:46 God is non-binary. 0.78

00:16:50 In Genesis 1.26, God speaks of God's self in the plural,

00:16:57 saying, let us make human beings in our image to be like us.

00:17:04 That's the infinite multitude of God.

00:17:08 The masculine, the feminine, and everything in between.

00:17:14 Trans children are God's children, made in God's own image.

00:17:21 There's nothing wrong with them.

00:17:24 Nothing at all.

00:17:26 They are perfect, they are beautiful, and they are sacred.

00:17:32 How do you think about the competing claims of different religions?

00:17:35 Do you believe Christianity to be more true than other religions?

00:17:38 Do you believe there to be exclusivity in these beliefs, that they're incompatible with each other?

00:17:43 I believe Christianity points to the truth.

00:17:46 I also think other religions of love point to the same truth.

00:17:49 I think of different religious traditions as different languages.

00:17:52 So you and I could sit here and debate what to call this cup, and you could call it a cup in English,

00:17:56 you'd call it something else in Spanish and French, but we are all talking about the same reality.

00:18:02 I believe Jesus Christ reveals that reality to us.

00:18:04 But I also think that other traditions reveal that reality in their own ways with their own symbol structures. And I've learned more about my tradition by learning more about Buddhism and Hinduism and Islam and Judaism. And so I see these beautiful faith traditions as circling the same truth about the universe, about the cosmos. And that truth is inherently a mystery.

00:18:26 And I think the most destructive thing is when religion becomes an end in and of itself.

00:18:32 That's when religion implodes.

00:18:34 My pastor always told me growing up that religious symbols are like aspirin.

00:18:37 In order to work, they have to dissolve.

00:18:39 They point beyond themselves.

00:18:41 If you get lost in the symbols, if you get lost in the words,

00:18:44 you're missing the reality that we're all trying to describe and talk about.

00:18:49 But I say all this in terms of in context of abortion,

00:18:51 because before God comes over Mary and we have the incarnation, God asks for Mary's consent,

00:19:02 which is remarkable. I mean, go back and read this in Luke. I mean, the angel comes down and

00:19:10 asks Mary if this is something she wants to do. And she says, if it is God's will, let it be done.

00:19:16 Let it be.

00:19:17 Let it happen.

00:19:18 So to me, that is an affirmation in one of our most central stories that creation has

00:19:23 to be done with consent.

00:19:25 You cannot force someone to create.

00:19:26 Creation is one of the most sacred acts that we engage in as human beings, but that has

00:19:32 to be done with consent.

00:19:33 It has to be done with freedom.

00:19:35 And to me, that is absolutely consistent with the ministry and life and death of Jesus.

00:19:41 And so that's how I come down on that side of the issue. 0.98

00:19:46 Yeah, this dude is a snake, absolute snake. 0.86

00:19:49 Creation has to be done with consent. 0.99

00:19:51 That's insane.

00:19:51 I didn't give my consent in order to be made, right?

00:19:54 None of us gave our consent before we were born, before we conceived.

00:19:58 Adam didn't give his consent in the garden.

00:20:01 It's not as though the particles of dust of the ground were crying out and saying,

00:20:05 yes, please turn us into a human being.

00:20:08 Adam didn't give his consent.

00:20:09 Eve didn't give her consent.

00:20:11 The angels did not give their consent.

00:20:13 All of this is absolute madness.

00:20:16 2015 cold and they want their theological liberal talking points back. I thought we were done with

00:20:23 this. Honestly, it angers me because it's rank heresy. Rank heresy. Put the politics aside for

00:20:29 a moment. This dude, he's not just going to potentially win an election and destroy people

00:20:36 politically, economically, nationally, but he is literally leading people eternally to hell.

00:20:43 he is theologically twisting the word of God like Satan did in the wilderness. Remember,

00:20:48 Satan used scripture, right? Satan didn't come and challenge the authority of the Bible. It is,

00:20:54 and this is not an exaggeration at all. You need to see this. I understand that everybody calls

00:20:58 everything demonic these days, you know, and then gets paid, you know, by some organization for

00:21:03 saying it about Candace Owens. That one's for free. I'll throw that out there. If you didn't

00:21:07 see that, you know, cat turd and all these different people coming out, you know, like 0.99

00:21:11 Candace is demonic. Candace is demonic all on the same day. And then it came out the receipts that 0.86

00:21:16 they were actually paid to post something about her being demonic. So I understand the word

00:21:19 demonic has been overused. That's the point that I'm making. Here's the deal though. There is

00:21:25 nothing that is more demonic, more satanic. If I could be a little bit more specific, not just some

00:21:30 underling hireling, you know, working for Satan, but the top dog, the dark Lord himself. It is

00:21:36 truly, in the technical sense of the word, satanic, when somebody is not just trying to dismantle the

00:21:43 Bible, right? What Satan did with Jesus when he was led after his baptism by the Spirit into the

00:21:48 wilderness to fast for 40 days and 40 nights, and then at his weakest point to be tempted by the

00:21:55 tempter, by Satan himself, Satan doesn't come to Jesus and say, hey, look, I know that it's written

00:22:00 in the Word of God, X, Y, and Z, but I'm telling you that the Word of God bears no moral authority,

00:22:05 and I'm telling you that my word is superior to God's word. I'm going to challenge the authenticity

00:22:13 of the word of God, the authority of the word of God, the legitimacy, accuracy of the word of God

00:22:18 by inserting my word over and against God's word. That is not the strategy that Satan employed.

00:22:26 Satan didn't come and contest the word of God by saying that his word was superior. No, he actually

00:22:31 used, right? Satan will go with the grain. He will go with the culture. He will go with, or at least

00:22:39 seemingly in terms of the thin veneer of optics and appearances, he will attempt to go with God

00:22:46 in order to deceive us and get us ultimately to decide something against God. So Satan doesn't

00:22:52 say, well, God's word says blank, but I'm telling you this other thing that's directly contradictory.

00:22:58 What is the strategy, the tactic of Satan? We know this. The tactic of Satan, as he's seeking to tempt

00:23:06 Jesus in the wilderness, is to use the Word of God verbatim. He's quoting the Scripture.

00:23:14 Satan knows the Bible, evangelical, better than you do. He knows the Word of God. He knows the

00:23:21 Scripture. He's able to quote it. He has it memorized. But the problem is that Satan is

00:23:27 using the Word of God, not directly going against it. That's too obvious. He's subtle. He's subversive.

00:23:34 He's using the Word of God verbatim, but taking the Word of God in isolation, right? He's removing

00:23:41 and stripping Scripture from its overall proper context in order to make something that God really

00:23:48 did in fact say seem as though it's directing us somewhere else. That's the tactic of Satan.

00:23:55 That is the tactic of James Tallarico.

00:23:58 Let me also say why this is so bad.

00:24:00 That clip about abortion is on Joe Rogan's podcast.

00:24:03 Joe Rogan, he said this on his podcast himself.

00:24:05 I know people personally that have seen him.

00:24:06 He is weekly attending a relatively faithful church in Austin, Texas.

00:24:10 So he's been exploring religion now at this point for multiple years.

00:24:13 He's been going to church, and he's trying to grapple with all these pieces

00:24:16 as someone who didn't grow up in the faith.

00:24:18 And so he has James on, and James is sitting there using the Bible,

00:24:22 manipulating it twisting it to a baby christian or at the very least someone who is in the stages

00:24:27 of being drawn by god and subverting and lulling him to sleep so instead of saying joe rogan namely

00:24:33 joe rogan the largest and millions of people yeah that listen to it that's why it's so wicked this 0.81

00:24:38 is not even just and it would be destructive to teach your family this or to go to your pca church

00:24:43 which first of all let's be honest average age is about 70 average attendance about seven like it 0.69

00:24:49 He would be evil and wicked and a perversion of God's flock and wicked to do it in that context. 0.76

00:24:54 But he's going to a potential baby Christian or someone in the process of being drawn 0.98

00:24:57 on one of the biggest platforms there are and twisting and manipulating scripture like that. 0.98

00:25:02 It's one of the most high-handed degrees of sin and wickedness I've ever seen.

00:25:06 It truly is in every sense of the word.

00:25:09 I think it's the most technically accurate word to use.

00:25:13 It is satanic.

00:25:14 It is following the exact playbook, tactic, strategy of Satan himself.

00:25:21 It makes me think of John chapter 8 when Jesus is speaking to the Pharisees who also used

00:25:26 the words of Moses.

00:25:28 These are God's words.

00:25:29 God spoke through the prophet Moses and the Pharisees, Sadducees, religious lawyers and 0.68

00:25:35 rulers in Israel at the time, all these Jewish leaders, they're not saying, the scripture 0.55

00:25:41 says, you know, blankety, blank, blank, blank.

00:25:44 and then misquoting it, you know, directly in a way that is an obvious fashion.

00:25:49 Instead, they're using God's words spoken through Moses, stripped of its context, in

00:25:55 isolation, in order to pervert God's intended meaning, right?

00:26:00 So they actually, they quote God's words, but they convey a separate contradictory meaning.

00:26:07 And Jesus says to them, he says, look, you're not children of Abraham.

00:26:12 you're not even children of God. Because here's the thing about children. Children always bear

00:26:18 a stark resemblance to their father. If you were children of Abraham, then you would do 1.00

00:26:27 what your father, alleged father Abraham, did. He saw my day prophetically in a messianic sense

00:26:33 looking down the corridors of time because of the messianic prophecies given to Abraham before the

00:26:39 incarnation of Jesus, Abraham knew that the Messiah would come, and he looked forward to the promised

00:26:45 Messiah, Jesus himself, and welcomed me with gladness. So if you were like Abraham, you would

00:26:53 be doing, if you were his children, then if Abraham was your father, you would look like him. You would

00:26:59 be welcoming me. If you were like God, then you would be like God, right? If he was actually your

00:27:04 father. You'd be doing the things that God does. Instead, you bear a remarkable resemblance to your

00:27:10 actual father, who is the devil. He was a murderer from the beginning. Here you are trying to falsely 1.00

00:27:16 accuse me so that you can murder me. Spoiler alert, they were successful. The Jews actually 0.97

00:27:21 held a mock trial in the middle of the night. A kangaroo court produced false witnesses,

00:27:26 handed them over to Pontius Pilate. Pontius Pilate didn't want to kill Jesus. He's still responsible,

00:27:31 but he didn't want to kill Jesus. His wife was given a vision. Don't have anything to do with

00:27:37 this man. This is an innocent man. Pilate tried to bait the Jews by saying, hey, you know,

00:27:43 there's Barabbas here. I'm going to let one prisoner go free. You should choose Jesus. He 0.85

00:27:49 hasn't hurt anyone. He's not a threat to society. Barabbas, on the other hand, he's a monster. And

00:27:54 yet the Jews start to go around the religious rulers giving bribes and stir up the crowd to 0.97

00:28:00 say give us barabbas set him free okay well then what do i do with jesus crucify him crucify him 0.97

00:28:06 let his blood be on us and our children right that's what they did they were murderers from 0.89

00:28:12 the beginning this is what jesus says to these jewish religious rulers in john chapter 8 he says 0.98

00:28:18 you're not children of abraham because you don't look anything like him you're not children of god 0.68

00:28:23 because you don't look anything like him you are children of your true father the devil satan 0.93

00:28:28 because you bear his resemblance. He was a murderer. Here you are trying to murder me. 1.00

00:28:34 When he lies, he speaks his native tongue. He's a liar from the beginning. Here you are bearing 1.00

00:28:39 false witness and lying about me. James Tallarico, likewise, is a son of Satan. That's not hyperbole. 0.98

00:28:47 That's not an exaggeration. He is a son of Satan because he bears the resemblance of his father. 0.92

00:28:54 He is using the Word of God, not directly going against it, but rather going with the

00:28:59 grain, using the Word of God, but twisting not its words, not its content in a direct

00:29:06 fashion, but its meaning.

00:29:08 He's using the Word of God, but twisting its meaning.

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00:31:16 factored in. All right. One of the things James Tallarico has been outspoken about is Christian

00:31:21 nationalism. He hates this idea of Christian nationalism that has an assertive Christian

00:31:25 vision for the state. You heard him talking about all religions kind of really lead home.

00:31:29 But what I find so profoundly contradictory as we were preparing for this episode is that James

00:31:35 Tallarico is an obstinate Christian nationalist. He believes in a nation. He believes in a people.

00:31:42 He believes in government and in politics. He's in it. He literally does. So he believes in a

00:31:46 form of a body politic, and he believes Christianity should inform that. At its most basic level,

00:31:52 we would say, what is Christian nationalism? Give it to me in a sentence. The civil government

00:31:56 should promote true religion. The civil government, the body politic, your federal government, 0.86

00:32:01 at some level should promote, should push towards, and orient the people of the Commonwealth towards

00:32:06 the true religion. James Tallarico completely believes that. He is completely a Christian

00:32:12 nationalist. Here's the difference, though. What angle is he taking? So the true religion, what is

00:32:16 his true religion? It is the religion of progressive Christianity. Someone could come to us and say,

00:32:21 okay, Joel, you're a minister, and James, you're a minister. What makes your interpretation of

00:32:28 the Magnificat, when Mary extols the goodness of God? What makes your interpretation of

00:32:35 the Levitical law? Your interpretation of Genesis 1, you're both ministers. Who's to say

00:32:40 that his interpretation isn't better than yours? Consensus, and not just consensus in this present

00:32:45 hour, but consensus over time. In the very early church, there was a document called the Didache,

00:32:51 and the Didache was instructions for early Christian converts. One of the earliest moral

00:32:57 instructions that we have was against abortion. The witness all throughout church history,

00:33:02 especially in Catholicism for sure, in Protestantism, in the early church, in the early

00:33:07 church fathers, not a single one of them. I cannot think, I cannot even fathom, besides

00:33:13 heretical sex that were very tiny, ever in Christian history did anyone advocate for 0.97

00:33:19 abortion. Transgenderism, this one is so obvious. It is so recent. It's very clearly pushed at the 1.00

00:33:25 behest of doctors and corporations that stand to make billions and billions of dollars you know in

00:33:30 the 90s there was this huge push for um it was a bulimia and anorexia these are really big body

00:33:35 dysmorphic movements and fads that went on and doctors were having girls come in and they're like

00:33:40 i'm binge eating but then purging myself and they're they're 95 pounds dripping wet well here's

00:33:45 the difference back then doctors said go home and eat a cheeseburger well as it turns out there's

00:33:50 not much money to be made from bulimia and anorexia here was the difference with this one

00:33:54 kids were coming into the, into the studio. They were coming into the clinic. They're saying,

00:33:59 and a lot of it, they'd been informed. Their parents had reinforced this idea. Uh, maybe

00:34:03 with young boys, they'd watched a lot of pornography and they're saying, doctor,

00:34:06 I'm a different gender. Well, what's the difference between anorexia and transgenderism?

00:34:10 Oh, one of them stands to make billions and billions of dollars that gender clinics. 0.96

00:34:14 Basically you ensure a customer for life, a customer for surgery, a customer for hormones, 1.00

00:34:18 a customer for follow on care, a customer Lord knows for mental health. Uh, you have a customer

00:34:22 for life so he's pushing transgenderism when he spoke out that's from the texas house floor

00:34:27 he was speaking out against bill house bill 25 house bill 25 was getting transgender men

00:34:33 out of women's sports so he's there using the bible to argue against transgender restrictions

00:34:39 on transgender men participating in sports and and what is he pushing in favor of something that

00:34:44 is so novel it basically didn't exist 15 minutes ago so why between the two okay we have a minister

00:34:49 over here who says abortion and transgenderism are barred by god's word and god's law here he

00:34:54 is saying they're not well one of these has the entire corpus of the christian faith behind him

00:34:59 that's right the other one isn't even true to his own presbyterian seminary's founding it's insane

00:35:05 right yeah yeah you it's you would think it's one thing for a leftist to to say hey i think

00:35:10 christianity is patriarchal you know and this is like historically first wave feminism it's a

00:35:14 rejection of Christianity, the historic Christianity, because they recognize, yes,

00:35:18 it's patriarchal, and yes, it's going to oppose abortion, so on and so forth, on all of these

00:35:24 issues. And they recognize that, and you'll hear a lot of modern leftists be able to say,

00:35:29 they'll say, yeah, I just, I'm not a Christian, I'm not spiritual, I don't, I believe these things

00:35:34 are right on my own volition. I'm God, right? Or the state's God, whatever the case is.

00:35:39 But it's another thing, and this is why you have to believe it's intended deceit,

00:35:42 for someone to come actually, and it's very convenient to be able to say, hey, I'm actually

00:35:47 a Christian. And it just so happens that Christianity agrees with all of our modern

00:35:53 liberal sensibilities. And so this is why, going back to the point of Christian nationalism,

00:35:59 it really is a form, the gayest form of Christian nationalism, which is, yes, Christianity informs 0.81

00:36:05 my worldview, my worldview's right, my worldview's good, and the government should use these Christian 0.79

00:36:10 arguments or use the christian faith to inform what they do that's right and notice he's on the

00:36:14 house floor quoting scripture everybody is losing their mind christian nationalism you know this is

00:36:19 extreme this is radical radical right this is a bunch of fashion we need separation of church

00:36:24 and separation of this which never exists in the constitution right yeah right yeah what they're

00:36:29 really advocating is a separation of christ and state but notice notice that uh what what james

00:36:35 tallarico is doing is exactly what we're doing he's saying no no i'm going to sit here on the

00:36:39 house floor in texas and i'm going to quote scripture and tell you why from scripture's

00:36:46 authority you should be doing the things that i'm telling you you should do it's exactly the same

00:36:52 it is christian nationalism it's just gay christian right and to round out west's point it's 0.52

00:36:57 it's it's more of he knows better he knows he knows he's making an argument about god being

00:37:03 non-binary and using plural pronouns to justify transgenderism that that is an argument that no

00:37:09 one has ever made. Ever. Ever made before him. I've never heard that abortion one either from

00:37:13 Mary, that the angel required of Mary consent. No scholar, no theologian, no pastor, I've ever

00:37:18 heard make that point either. And he knows that. He knows that. I mean, at minimum, he's dug into

00:37:23 the reformed tradition. He's dug into theology proper. And he knows God is sovereign. He knows

00:37:30 this is the historic Christian tradition. And he's making a deliberate decision for political

00:37:35 reasons, and really what he's doing, he's co-opting Christianity for his own whimsical desire for

00:37:45 power, which is ironically exactly what he accuses the right-wing Christian nationalists of doing,

00:37:49 but he's actually doing it. So the Christian nationalists say, no, yes, we want power. Power

00:37:54 is an amoral thing that we want to grab hold of for the glory of God and for the good of his people,

00:38:00 But we want to be gracious, and we want to do it in a way that God has commanded us to do it.

00:38:05 We want to wield power righteously.

00:38:07 Righteously, exactly.

00:38:07 You have to understand, guys, this whole, you know, oh, power, you know, that's bad. 0.92

00:38:12 And everybody using the Lord of the Rings analogy, it's, for one, shut up, nerd, right? 0.96

00:38:18 Like, go touch some grass.

00:38:20 But two, you're using the analogy incorrectly.

00:38:24 The idea, like, well, power represents the ring, you know?

00:38:27 and the whole point of Tolkien is to say that, you know, the ring corrupts and blah, blah, blah,

00:38:31 blah, blah. No, look, power is not a virtue. It's not a vice. It's neither. Power is not inherently

00:38:36 evil, nor is it inherently good. Not a virtue, not a vice, but a tool. The question is who's

00:38:42 wielding power? If it's the righteous using power, even the Old Testament speaks of this.

00:38:48 When the righteous come to places of authority, the people rejoice. When the wicked steps into

00:38:53 power, the people groan, right? So it's not power being inherently good or power being inherently

00:38:58 bad. It's power, not it being amoral, like Antonio just said, neither a virtue nor a vice, but a

00:39:05 tool. And the question is who wields it? Someone can have a hammer. Hammers aren't bad. Hammers,

00:39:10 I think you can make an argument that they're generally good. But the question is who's

00:39:15 wielding the hammer and what are they doing with it? Use a hammer to build a house. Great. Use a

00:39:19 hammer to bash in someone's skull? Bad, right? The question is, what are you doing with it? In the 1.00

00:39:25 case of Lord of the Rings, the ring was made by Sauron, right? So in that case, the ring of power

00:39:32 within the Lord of the Rings trilogy, which is fantasy, guys, remember, it's a fantasy fictional

00:39:37 story. But in that case, the ring itself was inherently evil because it was made by an evil

00:39:44 person for evil ends. Okay. That's why they couldn't use the ring. But if you want to use

00:39:50 that analogy, there were a ton of other rings that were also made that had power and that could be

00:39:56 used positively or negatively. So gaining power is not right inherently or wrong inherently. The

00:40:05 question is who's going to wield it. But here's the deal. Power abhors a vacuum. Someone, not

00:40:11 whether but which not whether but which someone will wield power so the question is who's it 0.78

00:40:17 going to be is it going to be gay christian nationalism or is it going to be true christian

00:40:23 nationalism or in the case of james tallarico to be a little bit more technically accurate

00:40:27 i don't think he's much of a nationalist because he's for infinity immigration from every third 0.90

00:40:32 world hellhole you could possibly imagine so you have historic christian nationalism or gay 0.81

00:40:39 Christian globalism. Those are your choices. Historic Christian nationalism or gay Christian 0.99

00:40:45 globalism. But notice that both of them claim to be Christian. Both of them make appeals to 0.95

00:40:52 authority, Christian authority, biblical authority. So this idea of, well, I don't want historic

00:40:57 Christian nationalism because that's scary. Well, over here, you got someone making Christian 0.99

00:41:02 claims all the same. It's going to happen one way or the other. So you're going to have someone 0.93

00:41:06 quoting the Bible on the house floor in Texas to say, well, because of the Bible, you should chop 1.00

00:41:12 off the genitals of your young 12-year-old boy. Or you're going to have someone also quoting the 0.99

00:41:18 Bible, but quoting the Bible rightly and using biblical truth, biblical law for the flourishing

00:41:25 of God's people. Which one are you going to choose? The way I see it, demographically,

00:41:30 you'll either have a type of Muslim and Hindu nationalism. You're going to have nationalism,

00:41:34 and it's going to be suffused with religion. 0.62

00:41:36 So if we continue to allow unchecked immigration,

00:41:39 that would promote some type of third world nationalism. 0.96

00:41:42 So you could have that. 0.94

00:41:43 The other option is this gay Christian nationalism. 0.87

00:41:47 You could even kind of call it like Jewish nationalism. 0.95

00:41:49 It's very Talmudic in the way it picks apart and isolates and extracts. 0.53

00:41:53 He quotes the Bible, but when the Bible fails to push forward

00:41:56 the progressive talking points that he's wanting to push forward,

00:41:59 then where does he go?

00:42:01 The Torah. 0.86

00:42:01 Other religions, the Torah, the Masoretic text. 0.90

00:42:04 Exactly. So you're going to have third world nationalism, big brown gross statutes. You've 0.83

00:42:11 got that. You've got gay Christian nationalism, Jewish nationalism, and Christian nationalism. 0.81

00:42:16 You're not going to, Texas is 4% atheist, 5% agnostic. You're not going to have an 80% 0.69

00:42:22 atheist Texics. Well, sort of demographics, you're also not going to have an 80% Muslim Texas. So

00:42:28 it's going to be Christian unless you import a bunch of people. But if you cut that off, 1.00

00:42:32 there's two competing visions. Both of them use the Bible. Both of them use religion. Both of them

00:42:37 claim the name of Christianity. And your only choice you're left with, you may not like the 0.96

00:42:40 choices. You know, lots of Presbyterians hardest hit. You may not like the choices, but them's

00:42:45 the choices. And you should just come out and say, well, faced with these two, even my hangups I

00:42:49 might have with this, this is a heck of a lot better than this satanic perversion of scripture

00:42:54 I see over here. So come out, be a man and be honest and say, yeah, we're probably going to

00:42:58 have Christian nationalism one way or the other. And I would prefer that one, even for the things, 0.95

00:43:03 even withstanding all the things I don't like about it. Just stand on principle.

00:43:07 Amen. All right. So James Tallarico, vote no. Okay. We have some super chats that I want to

00:43:13 get to. Are there any final points that Antonio or Wes? Well, I was just going to say, and we've

00:43:18 talked about this before on the show, but politics is playbooks. And we talked about this with other

00:43:23 candidates. It goes both ways in the left and the right. And this is why Christians should be

00:43:28 so disgusted and just absolutely spit this out um these kinds of candidates and these talking

00:43:34 points because uh and really the decision becomes historic christianity or my modern liberal

00:43:39 sensibilities and christians have to make the right choice here otherwise what you're going to find is

00:43:44 well teller rico potentially will win here in texas but in georgia all throughout the bible

00:43:49 belt in mississippi and alabama these kinds of candidates are going to be cropping up and

00:43:54 Everyone's going to be faced with the same sort of dilemma, if you will, testing the Christian, historic Christian faith against this, as you said, this gay Christian globalism, Jewish globalism. 0.55

00:44:07 And so it's going to be really important. 0.86

00:44:10 I mean, Texas has historically always been kind of a flagship state for trying new candidates out, seeing what works, and then trying to export that.

00:44:17 The DNC is going to look at Telerico and say, oh, that might work.

00:44:20 Let's run candidates like this.

00:44:22 And I think that will happen, actually.

00:44:24 I think you're going to see more of these candidates pop up because atheism is dead.

00:44:31 Agnosticism is dead.

00:44:32 No one believes in that anymore, particularly the younger generations.

00:44:35 That was a 2000s, maybe early 2010 phase, right?

00:44:40 You're going to have religious politics.

00:44:42 It's going to be Islamic religious politics or Jewish religious politics. 0.61

00:44:47 Or if we continue to get infinity H1 visas from India, especially here in Texas, 0.69

00:44:53 then it's going to be Hindu religious politics, you know, or it's going to be Christian religious

00:44:57 politics, two subsets underneath that category. It's going to be progressive, fake Christian,

00:45:03 or it's going to be traditional, historic, true Christian. But you're going to get religion in 0.91

00:45:09 politics because the world is a religious place. People are inherently religious. That's another

00:45:15 one of those scenarios. It's not whether but which. It's not whether people are religious.

00:45:20 It's simply which religion they're going to adhere to.

00:45:23 The closest that we ever got to being anti-religious would be in the West, post-Christian era.

00:45:29 I'm thinking of the 1970s, 80s, 90s.

00:45:32 That was kind of the high watermark of kind of a secular agnosticism or atheism.

00:45:39 You know, the reigning champ just being, you know, I don't believe in God, I believe in science.

00:45:43 Okay, well, 2020 kind of ruined that record for the science.

00:45:48 To speed away, to slow the spread.

00:45:50 Yeah, the science TM, right?

00:45:52 The science bros, hardest hit, 2020. 0.89

00:45:55 Now the world has returned to religion.

00:45:58 The only question is which version will they actually adhere to?

00:46:02 Let me add one more data point too on James Tallarico.

00:46:05 One of the marks of wicked men is a lack of natural affection.

00:46:08 Let me read some tweets here from the 2020s to 2021.

00:46:11 James Tallarico said,

00:46:12 Black Americans in a church, he's referencing a section of mass shootings, 0.96

00:46:16 Mexican-Americans in a store, Asian-Americans in a spa. 1.00

00:46:19 Radicalized white men are the greatest domestic terror threat in our country. 0.99

00:46:24 In 2020, September, he tweeted, 1.00

00:46:26 White skin gives me and every white American immunity from the virus,

00:46:29 but we spread it wherever we go, through our words, our actions, and our systems. 0.85

00:46:33 We don't have to be showing symptoms like a white hood or a Confederate flag to be contagious.

00:46:38 And he's speaking in that sense kind of about racism.

00:46:40 Last one, he says,

00:46:41 There but for the grace of God go I, referencing a radicalized young man,

00:46:45 as a white man i'm susceptible to the same radicalization thankfully i was exposed to

00:46:49 diversity at a young age and explicitly taught the values of equality inclusion and justice but not

00:46:55 every young white boy is so lucky he hates your children he hates the unborn and he also hates 0.99

00:47:01 he hates he hates white people he hates men he hates um conservative christians uh he hates 1.00

00:47:08 nationalism. This is a hateful person. I'm so sick of the tolerance and equity and inclusion 1.00

00:47:16 because it's such a lie. But you remember the He Gets Us ad heretical Christian group that played 0.98

00:47:24 it during the Super Bowl. And it's Jesus washing the feet of all these different people. You've

00:47:29 got a woman who just came out of an abortion clinic. You've got an immigrant from some foreign 1.00

00:47:36 country you've got uh a gay man you know it's like all all the marginalized you know um you know

00:47:44 um oppression status you know people that you could possibly imagine um first um it's about

00:47:52 christ it's not about us right it's about his majesty his glory um but secondly even going that

00:47:59 angle uh which this ad tried to accomplish this inclusive inclusivism you know all this kind of

00:48:05 stuff that Jesus, you know, he cares for the marginalized, even on its face, which is the

00:48:10 wrong angle to take. It's man-centered rather than being God-centered. But even if you go the

00:48:15 man-centered avenue, notice that even then it's actually inauthentic, right? It's like Jesus cares

00:48:21 for all the marginalized people in society. None of those people are actually marginalized in our

00:48:26 society. If you really want to actually convey that Jesus cares for the person that people hate,

00:48:32 than have him washing the feet of a Nazi. Have him washing the feet of a Klan member. Have him 0.80

00:48:39 washing the feet of somebody who's actually hated in society. James Tallarico, right? He loves the

00:48:45 foreigner. He loves the immigrant. He loves the single mom. He loves the gay men. He loves the

00:48:50 transgender child. He loves, you know who he doesn't love? Heterosexual white men who are 1.00

00:48:58 historically Christian and hold any political or cultural view before 1960. He hates them. 0.99

00:49:07 He will kill you, destroy you, exile you, do anything he can to ruin your life, to ruin your 1.00

00:49:13 wife's life, to ruin your children's life. He wants you to be replaced, eradicated, jobless, 1.00

00:49:20 your children hungry. This is not a tolerant person. And that's the, again, it's the same 0.98

00:49:27 theme when it comes to tolerance it's the same kind of deal it's it's not whether but which um

00:49:33 the person who who makes his whole platform um a platform of tolerance is still at the end of the

00:49:40 day an intolerant person he's just refusing to tolerate a different group that's the only

00:49:46 difference that's the only james tallarico is an intolerant impatient uh hateful person

00:49:55 the only question is who which group does he hate which group does he refuse to tolerate

00:50:01 and the answer is you anyone who looks at all resembles at all the founders of this country

00:50:10 you are the person you represent the family the group that he will refuse to tolerate okay we've

00:50:18 got a couple of super chats that have come in today. The first one is from Jural D7R6U. Now

00:50:27 it says 500, but there's a little symbol in front of the 500. It's not a dollar sign. This is 500,

00:50:35 I believe, rupees. And if we do the exchange properly, 500 rupees coming from India, I think

00:50:41 this means we owe him $5. I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure that the current-

00:50:45 only possible negative super check the current exchange rate with india i believe is uh that

00:50:51 indian money is in the negatives and so i i think that uh basically nathan uh if you can go ahead and

00:50:58 um and write a check i think we actually have to send him money now so i think that's the way it

00:51:03 works anyway so not a great start with that but his message i think is really insightful he said

00:51:07 um is mdiv right that's a masters of divinity at nsa that's a school new saint andrews a good idea

00:51:14 I know how Moscow, that's where it's located, the city, treat students who agree with guys like NXR.

00:51:21 That's us, New Christian Right Studios.

00:51:25 But I plan to hide my power levels.

00:51:27 I think that that could be wise depending how you feel the Lord calling you.

00:51:31 Some people just need to not hide their power levels and need to just be courageous and honest.

00:51:36 But depending what vocation you're going in and what calling you think the Lord has given you,

00:51:41 it may be wise for a time to not air everything out publicly, but to play the game a little bit

00:51:47 and get into seats of power and then wield that power righteously. So he says, I plan to hide my

00:51:53 power levels as I'm seeking an MDiv, Masters of Divinity, from this school, NSA. But he says,

00:52:00 I'm hoping that this particular school and the way that they treat guys who like NXR,

00:52:05 that they repent. I'm going to be 40 years old soon, but I aspire to teach in a seminary. So he

00:52:13 needs to get his credentials. So he's asking, you know, do I go to this school that is not

00:52:19 particularly fond of you guys and others like you and seek to hide my power levels, get the degree

00:52:26 so that I can fulfill the vocation that I think the Lord is calling me to, which is to be a

00:52:31 seminary prof. What do you guys think? Irrespective of your experience at NSA, New St. Andrews,

00:52:38 specifically Greyfriars is where the Masters in Divinity program is. You also have to think about

00:52:42 how that school will look on your resume. Just objectively as a fact, Moscow has always been

00:52:46 kind of doing their own thing outside of the Presbyterian world. Doug Wilson started his

00:52:50 own denomination, the CREC. Their program is not related, of course, to the PCA or the PCUSA,

00:52:55 of course, APARC, OPC. It's not related to any of those. So it's kind of on an island in and of

00:53:03 itself. So regardless of your experience there, I'm just going to be honest, if I look ahead to

00:53:07 the future, Doug Wilson will pass in 5, 10, 15 years. And it's not clear who's the clear successor

00:53:13 in that program. And so you could have this degree, you could have this program, but in and of itself,

00:53:18 what it carries with it and the stigma and everything that's attached to it, I'm just not

00:53:22 sure if in 10 years it will get you very far it might come with a lot of the negatives like oh

00:53:26 you went to school there oh you agree with the wilson's program but none of the positives of a

00:53:30 denomination of an accreditation path of a seminary where you could actually teach at and so

00:53:36 joel you could certainly speak to i think the experience in the school of people that support

00:53:39 our work but i'd say even outside of it i just don't know how that degree is going to be received

00:53:44 and looked at for the rest of your life right i think that that's wise i think when it comes to

00:53:48 the strategy of temporarily it needs to be temporary at a certain point you're going to

00:53:53 have to show your colors at a certain point you're going to have to be courageous you're not allowed

00:53:58 to just hide your power levels forever right it's like oh well we're um we're saving up our cultural

00:54:05 capital to okay it's 2020 playing the long game churches are locked down and people are stuck in

00:54:10 their houses like are you going to spend your cultural cap no that's not it okay like the

00:54:14 cities are on fire, you know, the mostly peaceful, you know, riots with George Floyd. Are you going

00:54:18 to finally cash in, you know, your cultural capital? No, not yet. Like some guys, some

00:54:23 Christians have been saving their cultural capital through every major event when they should have 0.86

00:54:30 used it and they're sitting on cultural capital. But at the end of the day, it's going to be too 1.00

00:54:34 late. They never exercise courage. So number one, you are going to have to exercise courage

00:54:40 eventually. So make that decision now. I think it's permissible for a time temporarily to conserve

00:54:47 your cultural capital, hide your power levels, but eventually you're going to need to be courageous.

00:54:53 The second thing that I would say is that if that's your strategy of temporarily hiding your

00:54:58 power levels so that you can get the credentials, so that you can seek a seminary professor position

00:55:02 and get tenured and all those kinds of things, if that's the strategy, then you should probably

00:55:08 hide your power levels and go to a seminary that has more credentials, right? One that, you know,

00:55:14 would also disagree with NXR and have problems with us. But if you're going to go the covert

00:55:19 route temporarily in order to get the credentials to do the thing that you feel God calling you to

00:55:24 do, then be covert somewhere that, you know, the degree that you would garner would be more

00:55:32 recognized right and open more doors that would be my opinion let's skip to the next one i think

00:55:38 we could just say too there have been people and they've said it publicly so we're not revealing

00:55:41 anything said in private they're at the program and they feel actively hunted down right for

00:55:46 supporting ogden for supporting us and so men have gone they've gone with the intention i'm

00:55:50 gonna get my head down i'm gonna get this degree i'm gonna work hard i'm gonna be a good student

00:55:53 and at least one of them has come out and said i've been asked to leave the program even as

00:55:57 careful as I was specifically for my support. Yep. All right. This one comes actually from

00:56:02 Rumble. This is JNR Doyle 86. He gave us a Rumble super chat. We appreciate that. He said,

00:56:10 are there any Protestant churches that you can suggest I look into joining in Georgia?

00:56:14 I've had a very hard time finding any non-liberal churches here, unfortunately. I'm not super

00:56:21 familiar. I just asked my network. We'll come back to this question if anyone can give me

00:56:23 recommendation okay all right cool we'll see uh next one is kenton little he's a great guy great

00:56:29 supporter of the show we appreciate kenton uh he said um two things number one if you're on x on

00:56:36 twitter then you gotta go vote for nxr on the dmw poll dmw deadman walking uh so deadman walking

00:56:44 they're doing a poll right now podcast bracket you know which one is the best and uh we are in the

00:56:50 running currently is what it looks like. So go ahead and vote for NXR. And then the second thing

00:56:55 he wanted to say is, he said, I heard that Tallarico's favorite drink is eggnog. So I'm

00:57:04 going to take that to mean that Kenton Little is an eggnog hater, and he's trying to hang like

00:57:12 an albatross around the neck of eggnog, James Tallarico. And your mystical magic tricks and

00:57:19 and pure hatred of eggnog will not be successful on this show. So thank you, Kenton. Nice try.

00:57:25 I see your strategy and we're not falling for it. Next one is Brown Anglo-Saxon. That's an 1.00

00:57:31 interesting name, but he's also a supporter of the show and has been phenomenal. We appreciate

00:57:36 you. He said, I keep failing my police exams because of my cultural views. So this is back

00:57:47 to, you know, see point A, hiding your power levels, might want to keep those a little close

00:57:51 to the chest. So I'm failing my police exams because of my cultural views. Should I reel back

00:57:58 on the truth to get considered? Wise or manipulative? I think it's wise. We're called to be

00:58:05 as innocent as doves, right? So we can't blatantly lie. We can't be compromised, but we are,

00:58:13 it is permissible to be shrewd as vipers so innocent as doves but wise as serpents or shrewd

00:58:20 as vipers it's the same kind of thing if somebody's hiding their power levels over the course of their

00:58:25 entire life that's not called that's not wisdom that's cowardice wisdom can often be used as a

00:58:32 euphemism for cowardice and one of the ways of determining whether or not it's truly wisdom or

00:58:38 cowardice is asking yourself how long am i going to do this how long am i going to be covert

00:58:43 How long am I going to be shrewd?

00:58:46 How long am I going to hide my power levels?

00:58:48 But if it's temporary, it's for a season, in order to gain credentials, in order to

00:58:54 fill the role that you believe God's calling you to, then I believe it's permissible.

00:58:59 All right?

00:58:59 So that is our Super Chats for the day.

00:59:01 Did we hear back on JNR Doyle?

00:59:04 So Georgia is a big state, as it turns out.

00:59:07 So right back in on Monday, tell us kind of what's your denomination, if you're looking

00:59:10 for Presbyterian, where you are in the area.

00:59:12 And then are you just kind of undercover-based, hiding your power levels, or like, I want

00:59:16 somewhere that'll take me as I am?

00:59:18 So a little bit more context, but as much as possible, we like to direct people to good,

00:59:22 faithful, biblical churches in their area.

00:59:23 Amen.

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The NXR Podcast - March 06, 2026

NXR Livestream - James Talarico： Son of the Devil

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