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00:00:26.800 in john knox's polemic the first blast of the trumpet against the monstrous regiment of women 0.98

00:00:34.080 john knox wrote that to promote a woman to bear rule superiority dominion or empire above any 0.93

00:00:41.820 realm nation or city is repugnant to nature insulting to god in subversion of good order 0.99

00:00:49.860 equity, and justice. And John Knox, in keeping with the scripture, is exactly right. To promote

00:00:58.040 women to rule as senators, presidents, lawyers, generals, and CEOs isn't simply an agree-to-disagree 1.00

00:01:07.440 type of issue. Instead, it erodes the bedrock of stability and good order that is necessary 1.00

00:01:14.340 for flourishing societies and therefore it cannot be tolerated. Nowhere is the truth of

00:01:20.920 John Knox's warning more visibly on display than in today's conservative and Christian 0.50

00:01:26.720 women in leadership. Take Kristen Hawkins, for example. She's an anti-abortion activist and

00:01:33.520 president of Students for Life of America. Here's a woman who has spent her life as a conservative

00:01:40.240 in public service defending the unborn. However, under just a little bit of scrutiny, we've

00:01:46.380 discovered this past week that she's actually a mother who is regularly abandoning her own

00:01:51.640 children, a couple of them who happen to be very sick and even dying, while living high on the hog

00:01:57.900 with a $300,000 a year salary based off of donations. Now, hear me out. It's not wrong

00:02:05.140 for someone who's doing good, faithful work to be paid well. However, when an abolition bill

00:02:11.960 finally made it to the North Dakota legislator, Ms. Hawkins and Students for Life vociferously 0.76

00:02:18.440 opposed equal protection for unborn children. If these are our greatest champions, then we're not

00:02:25.420 going to make it. See, the problem for Ms. Hawkins is this. Two of her greatest ambitions all of a 0.95

00:02:31.680 sudden found themselves in contradiction. On the one hand, she wants to save the lives of unborn

00:02:39.040 children. I believe that that is a genuine desire in her heart. On the other hand, she is a raging

00:02:45.440 feminist. And a law that says mothers who murder their children are actually morally culpable and 1.00

00:02:54.260 should experience some consequence under the law is something that a feminist cannot tolerate.

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00:03:26.220 Guys, it's high time to get all women out of all positions of public service.

00:03:32.460 Not only is it a tactical necessity, but also a profound kindness to women. 1.00

00:03:39.220 Bring women home again.

00:03:42.360 Make motherhood great again. 1.00

00:03:45.620 Tune in now as we discuss.

00:03:56.220 all right all right all right happy valentine's day this valentine's day let's repeal the 19th

00:04:05.020 what could be possibly more loving more romantic for the good of our wives our children our future

00:04:12.060 posterity uh than to say hey sweetheart what i got you for this valentine's day is um repealing

00:04:18.860 the 19th amendment on a friday too so we have time to celebrate it's beautiful yeah that's so

00:04:23.760 All right. We hate feminism. We love women. And because we love women, we hate feminism. Absolutely hate it. And so I don't want to waste any time. I'm going to go ahead and justify what you heard in that cold open. 1.00

00:04:38.240 There was some strong language, particularly as it pertains to Kristen Hawkins, who just chose to be one of the primary forces working against an abolition bill in North Dakota to see to it that everybody would shoot it down.

00:04:53.000 she wrote letters to everybody who was involved said you can't vote for this bill it's not just

00:04:57.200 it's bad and uh this hurts uh the pro-life uh cause that we've been working towards you know

00:05:02.020 and all these kinds of things um and so that was a bill that had a chance there's bills that just

00:05:05.960 they don't have a shot of even making it out of committee right this one had come out of the

00:05:09.420 committee to the floor 16 republicans voted for it and then there were all these so-called

00:05:15.000 conservatives that were lobbying the rest of the republicans don't vote for it don't let this pass

00:05:18.940 don't let this happen it has a chance of it so please make sure it does like they were scared

00:05:23.380 they were actually they knew that this one was viable and um and so the conservatives right with

00:05:28.200 conservatives like these who needs liberals uh the conservatives and kristen hawkins being uh one of 0.92

00:05:33.060 the loudest voices interjected themselves to see to it uh that um babies would still be murdered

00:05:38.500 in north dakota um and made sure to uh shoot it down and the reason why is because there's a clear

00:05:44.260 line from feminism to abortion they're just there is i've said it um for a few years now like

00:05:50.500 basically every two or three months i'll just shoot out a tweet where i say um america has

00:05:55.380 two options you can worship women or save babies but you can't do both you can worship women or

00:06:01.300 you can save babies but you can't do both and so uh real quick just to substantiate some of the

00:06:06.180 claims because people might think oh you're being hyperbolic you know to say that she's a raging 1.00

00:06:09.860 feminist. Let's go ahead and hear it from her. Here's a question. Taking care of your kids right 1.00

00:06:14.520 now. Excuse me, are you trying to shame a working mother of four who's taking care of my kids right 1.00

00:06:23.420 now? What an anti-feminist statement to make. In fact, I have an amazing spouse who homeschools 1.00

00:06:30.320 my children. But if my children were in daycare right now, who are you to tell me that I'm not

00:06:36.780 a good mother. Oh, you just asked, who are taking care of my children? Would you ask a man that? 0.56

00:06:43.480 Would you have asked a man that? If a man was standing here, would you have said,

00:06:47.260 who's at home taking care of your kids? No, you wouldn't. You asked me that because I was a woman.

00:06:53.080 That's anti-feminist. And that's when I lose. Sorry. I'll calm down.

00:07:02.100 i'll calm down does anyone else have a question after i was so nice 1.00

00:07:07.920 there you have it raging feminist what a terrible day to have ears yeah and eyes so she she literally 1.00

00:07:16.500 said would you ask a man if it was a man standing here would you ask him that and the proper answer 0.86

00:07:21.720 of course is no because it's good right and necessary and according with nature and god's

00:07:27.240 design for a man to work outside of the home. It is good and right that men who are qualified and

00:07:34.020 fit would sit in the city gates, deliberating and making decisions for the village, for the

00:07:40.100 community, for the town. The reason you don't ask a man in that position outside of the home,

00:07:45.600 in the public square, who's watching his children is because you should instinctively know the

00:07:50.920 answer. Who's watching the children? Their mother, because that's right. That's good. That is God's

00:07:57.740 design. It is a perfectly legitimate question, however, to ask a woman in the public square, 0.98

00:08:02.980 if she's a mother, if you have children, and as we'll see later, a couple of those children,

00:08:08.660 not just children, but a couple of those children who are significantly ill with cystic fibrosis

00:08:15.380 and have regular, frequent needs that accompany an illness like that,

00:08:21.300 an illness that, by the way, statistically, greatly shortens your length of life.

00:08:27.680 So children who are not only sick, but children who,

00:08:34.740 barring a miracle from God, which we can pray and hope for,

00:08:38.180 children that will not be alive very long.

00:08:41.800 um many people i remember growing up and i knew someone with cystic fibrosis and they lived to

00:08:46.660 their early 20s yeah and then and then died and when you say make a wish that's not just hypothetical

00:08:52.000 language um this woman and her children actually were uh selected by make a wish they applied for

00:08:58.980 it because they were selected was or your friend yep kristin kristin hawkins um they were selected

00:09:04.120 and uh by the make a wish foundation so her children um the illness that they have is

00:09:10.100 significant enough that an organization like Make-A-Wish would come in and say, yeah, these

00:09:16.520 kids aren't going to make it. Not long term. And so we're going to do something special for them.

00:09:21.620 So you're talking about a mother with children who's already shirking her duties and God's

00:09:26.440 design, but not just a mother with children, a mother with sick children. How sick? So sick

00:09:31.660 that a nationally known organization that usually intervenes with children who are on death's

00:09:37.440 doorstep uh would be willing to say yeah you qualify for this service and so she's leaving

00:09:43.480 her sick and this is not hyperbole her sick and dying children her sick and dying children uh to

00:09:50.700 go and save someone else's children right this gets into the order of morse yeah right so you 0.76

00:09:55.660 care about foreigners but you don't care about your natural citizens right you care about other

00:09:59.440 people's families but not your family um well what do we find out uh you know the avocado and

00:10:04.520 the stake, right? The heat map meme. If you've seen it, you know, the liberal, the liberal cares

00:10:08.220 about things that are inanimate objects and trees and rocks, you know, and certain kinds of smelt

00:10:14.300 fish, endangered fish. They care about inanimate objects. And then as it, you know, if human

00:10:19.900 beings created in the image of God even find their way into the category of love for a liberal,

00:10:24.960 it's going to be, you know, human beings that are as far removed as you could possibly imagine.

00:10:29.100 It's human beings on the other side of the planet. Whereas the conservative typically is going to love starting with their wife and their children, their immediate family, then extended family, then neighbors and the community and church and nation. There's going to be that ripple effect going out.

00:10:46.580 But what I've noticed in my own personal experiences, anytime I talk to somebody who's more progressive leaning in their cultural views, religious views, political views, who has this disordered loves, they love those who are furthest away and not their own, it's not because their loves are really disordered.

00:11:04.380 what it really comes down to is uh it's not that they love the foreigner over uh their own people

00:11:10.960 it's that they love no one and it's just easier to claim a false claim of love for a stranger

00:11:17.500 that's completely far removed that you never have to back that statement up right so so you can claim

00:11:23.700 to love people on the other side of the world all day long and all it requires is a few social media

00:11:28.400 posts whereas if you're loving your own children uh that doesn't just require virtue signaling

00:11:34.080 occasionally on social media which is free that that uh involves like thousands and thousands of

00:11:41.200 dollars and time and effort and work and all these kinds of things because one it's not that it's

00:11:46.740 just misordered loves it's um it's a false claim it's false love it's not love and then there's

00:11:53.180 real love real love is blood sweat tears cash you know and and false love is you know little

00:12:00.120 little post here little post there so my point is this um you have someone who's saying i care

00:12:06.080 about the unborn children of other people other people's children meanwhile they're abandoning

00:12:11.680 their own sick and dying children and then come to find out they don't love any children because 0.67

00:12:18.980 when the very thing that they claim to stand for right to stop abortion stop the murder of other

00:12:25.480 people's children when there's a viable option under the law for that to take place not only do

00:12:31.180 they not get behind it but they stand in the way they're one of the leading hindrances in a bill

00:12:36.960 for equal protection getting passed um and that's what happened and just i guess you know we have

00:12:43.720 new listeners that join every single week so if you're not familiar equal protection the line of

00:12:48.420 logic is is really simple i'm going to lay it out real quick and then i'm going to give it to wes

00:12:52.320 and we're going to move into some other things but um here's the point if you really believe

00:12:57.980 that all human beings are made in the image of god from the point you are a person a human being

00:13:04.340 with innate dignity not half of a life not half human not half dignity but full dignity

00:13:10.140 if you believe that that begins at conception and with the church and with all of history you

00:13:15.320 believe that conception begins at the point of fertilization not implantation but fertilization

00:13:21.520 that that is the beginning of a human life and that jesus was fully human and fully god from the

00:13:28.500 womb not just when he was born right that i mean it even messes up the hypostatic union in your

00:13:33.400 trinitarian doctrine if you don't believe this jesus was fully he was the god man fully god

00:13:38.860 and fully human not just from from the moment he was born but from the moment of conception

00:13:44.160 the moment he was conceived by the holy spirit if you believe that then then to say that the

00:13:50.660 unborn child has just as much value, dignity, and worth as the born child, if you're going to back

00:13:56.260 that up and really believe it, then what you essentially have to say is if they have the same

00:14:01.380 degree of dignity and value, their life is just as valuable as a born person's life, then you have to

00:14:07.540 say then their life, it merits protecting just as much as a born person's life, right? If there was

00:14:13.420 any class of people, born people, that we said, you know what, homicide is going to incur the 1.00

00:14:20.440 death penalty if we decided homicide is going to incur the death penalty unless you kill a white 0.95

00:14:26.740 person then you know you get a fine well then we you should the immediate reaction should be 0.99

00:14:33.400 so white people are less valuable you don't really believe they're fully human you believe 0.79

00:14:37.640 they're subhuman well so too you have to say if if it's not life or life if it's not whatever the 0.98

00:14:44.200 same penalty is and i believe it should be the death penalty capital punishment but taking that 0.57

00:14:48.300 aside, even if a society is wrong, if they have an unequal protection, meaning if you kill a born

00:14:54.260 person, you get this penalty, but if you kill an unborn person, you get a lesser penalty, then the

00:15:00.540 line of logic is very clear, right? It's a straight line to say, if it's a lesser penalty for killing

00:15:07.100 the unborn person than it is for killing the born person, then you have to admit that you believe 0.81

00:15:12.760 that the unborn person is a lesser penalty because they're less human they are sub human

00:15:18.280 sub value sub dignity and this this equal protection bill that went before the legislator

00:15:25.560 hit the floor it had a viable chance kristen hawkins and a bunch of conservatives and many

00:15:31.200 of them over from from reading the paper it was at least half if not over half of them being 1.00

00:15:35.400 women female conservatives in the public square we've got to stop that have to stop it 1.00

00:15:41.520 but a bunch of women who claim to care about other people's children while neglecting their 1.00

00:15:47.360 own children they when the rubber meets the road and they actually have a chance to stop the murder 0.61

00:15:53.600 of other people's unborn children not only do they not get behind it they get in the way they

00:15:59.420 actually uh they actually work as hard as they can to stop it to stop it because all of her bills and

00:16:07.560 this is the last thing i'm going to show go ahead these are the bills that kristin hawkins has

00:16:11.220 supported nathan go ahead and put the uh the screenshots up i want you to see we're just

00:16:15.420 going to show snippets well before you read that there were a couple comments in the chat who is

00:16:19.620 this lady that we're talking about i know the cold open mentioned it but maybe worth just she's a 0.99

00:16:24.360 president of uh students for life they have about 150 000 students here in the united states and

00:16:29.760 they have young energy right you think of organizations they're big but those aren't

00:16:33.440 the people knocking on doors going to rallies this is students for life so younger adults

00:16:37.780 very energized you've seen that kind of hashtag i am the pro-life generation that's students for

00:16:42.600 life big organization pro-life here in the united states yep and she travels to a lot of colleges

00:16:47.740 all talks and um you know even kind of debates she helps uh pass or or sponsor legislation uh

00:16:55.800 she is very active and travels a lot and while the kids with cystic fibrosis are at home and

00:17:00.960 And we'll mention it just briefly so we don't have to come back to it.

00:17:02.960 But she makes a very healthy salary to do so. 0.99

00:17:06.320 And so from receipts, because nonprofits are public, she makes over $300,000. 0.67

00:17:10.900 And this is $300,000 of money, probably not from students in this case, but mom and dad and grandparents who want to see abortion done. 0.93

00:17:17.680 They're paying her salary.

00:17:18.940 She has a million-dollar-plus home in Idaho. 1.00

00:17:21.040 And she goes around the country, as you were just saying, to end abortion, to drive a stake in it in this state and that state. 1.00

00:17:27.960 Oh, no, actually, to keep it legal. 1.00

00:17:30.060 they pay her all of this money she abandons her kids and then fights tooth and nail to keep

00:17:36.240 abortion legal which is awful it's a robbery of the people that donated it's a lie it's a farce

00:17:41.180 it's immoral it's unequal weights and measures the list goes on and on right um okay so here's

00:17:48.780 some quotes uh real quick equal dignity it's it's just three little dots here we go and i'm

00:17:54.380 going to connect them equal dignity if you believe the unborn child has equal dignity in the sight of

00:17:58.920 god as the born child the born person if equal dignity then there must be equal protection

00:18:03.780 and equal protection means equal threat of consequence whatever the penalty is for murdering

00:18:10.320 a two-year-old child in the back alleyway that should be the same penalty for for murdering a

00:18:16.020 two-month-old child in the womb if the penalty if the consequence is less then the protection

00:18:21.720 is less and if the protection is less if we're giving less protection to the unborn child then 0.93

00:18:27.380 we are saying that this is a class of people that merits less dignity they're not fully human they

00:18:33.000 are not truly not fully image bearers of the living god and if that's your view fine it's

00:18:39.020 wicked you're going to go to hell apart from repentance and grace which is found in christ

00:18:42.360 alone but that's fine that's your prerogative to hold that view but do not do not call yourself 0.99

00:18:47.600 pro-life right don't be the president of a pro-life organization don't claim to be a conservative

00:18:52.800 and go home if you're if you're not going to love all these other unborn children then at least go

00:18:58.560 home and love your own children yeah okay so here uh here's some lines these are actual

00:19:03.400 bills these are lines from the bills that kristen hawkins does support so these are the ones that

00:19:09.440 she supports she said don't support that bill it's bad it's misogynist it's it's um it's it's

00:19:15.240 hateful towards women and this kind of stuff because women who murder their children through 1.00

00:19:19.140 abortion they don't know what they're doing right we all know that women are stupid they don't know 1.00

00:19:23.100 they just think it's a clump of cells the same as a tumor or cancer we can't expect women to have 1.00

00:19:28.580 the intelligence level to know that that the baby in their womb is actually a baby right i mean the 1.00

00:19:34.240 whole thing that's the irony of the whole thing it's like here's a bunch of feminists but what 1.00

00:19:37.880 they have to depend on for their argument to make sense is is they have to depend on they literally 1.00

00:19:42.740 have to crux their argument on women being so dumb that they uh they can't possibly be held 1.00

00:19:48.720 morally culpable right in the same way that if if you had somebody with severe mental illness 1.00

00:19:54.600 right they could be tried for insanity or something like that and they would get a lesser penalty

00:19:59.800 if they committed murder well you're treating every single woman in the united states as though

00:20:04.560 they're mentally ill you're literally saying we cannot possibly uh we cannot possibly hold as 0.95

00:20:11.320 consequences for women that this is murder their own children because we can't expect women to 0.98

00:20:16.840 actually know to be intelligent enough to know what they're doing, which is just the whole thing 0.71

00:20:21.460 is just laughable. All right, here's a line says, this is one of the bills that she does support

00:20:25.960 a patient upon whom an abortion is performed may not be prosecuted, may not be prosecuted

00:20:33.120 for a violation of this section, or a conspiracy to violate this section. In other words,

00:20:40.080 the woman who signs up for the abortion who brings her child in her womb in order to be murdered by 0.77

00:20:47.600 the hit man that she's paying to do it or you're paying depending what state you live in you might

00:20:52.740 be paying if you live in a blue state you're literally paying for abortion all of us were

00:20:56.200 paying until praise god trump recently stopped the federal funding of planned parenthood but the 0.73

00:21:02.260 woman who actually goes and pays for the abortion or sees to it that the taxpayer pays for it and 0.99

00:21:07.820 brings her baby in the womb to the hitman to do the job. The hitman, he can have some prosecution,

00:21:13.540 some kind of consequence, slap on the wrist, but she doesn't get anything. Complete impunity.

00:21:18.860 Okay, here's another example. Here's another bill. This section does not authorize a woman

00:21:24.920 to be charged with or convicted of a criminal offense. So not just murder, right? But any

00:21:30.540 criminal offense in the death of her own unborn child. Here's another bill, right? These are all

00:21:36.960 lousy bills here's another one this section shall not be construed to impose civil or criminal

00:21:43.400 liability any responsibility on a woman upon whom an abortion is performed or attempted in which an

00:21:51.080 abortive fashion drug otherwise prohibited under this section is used otherwise prohibited so we'll

00:21:58.840 prohibit it but we'll prohibit it but if somehow she gets a hold of it and uses it um no harm no

00:22:06.460 out yeah no liability responsibility whatsoever real quick last one one more example all right

00:22:11.840 these are four different examples these are four different bills they all say the same thing and

00:22:16.580 these are your pro-life bills brothers and sisters you got to get this through your head this is the

00:22:21.580 pro-life industry this is uh kristin hawkins and many more it's just it's she's just one example

00:22:28.400 the most recent example the urlc was behind almost made it it actually looked like it had

00:22:34.540 the votes for complete abolition in louisiana and it's today speaker mike johnson and then brent

00:22:40.340 leatherwood through the erlc the ethics and religious liberty commission convention committee

00:22:45.380 uh lobbied and got that bill killed so it was about to happen this is a couple years ago not

00:22:51.980 even recently a couple years ago it was about to be ended so for those who are saying well you've

00:22:55.660 got nothing better actually we have better we have states that have been on the verge of passing

00:23:00.040 these kinds of bills and people like christian hawkins and the erlc have stepped in to kill those

00:23:05.880 bills and this has happened ad nauseum again and again all right last example this section does

00:23:10.280 not authorize a woman to be charged with or convicted of a criminal offense in the death of

00:23:16.560 her own unborn child all right so here's the point it's pretty simple christian hawkins

00:23:23.080 president of students uh what is it students for life students for life with 150 000 150 000

00:23:31.020 some members people in america who are involved in it and people like brent leatherwood with the

00:23:35.820 erlc um they don't want to stop abortion because here's the deal um god has told us how to stop

00:23:42.780 abortion is just murder and god has told us how to stop murder god has literally told us how to

00:23:47.140 stop murder. All the way back in Genesis chapter nine with the Noahic covenant, it is life for 0.83

00:23:53.200 life. And we see that in Deuteronomy. We see it in Leviticus. We see it over and over throughout

00:23:57.740 biblical law. God has told us, if you want crime to stop, the law is a tutor. And what you do is

00:24:04.540 you must have swift justice. It can't be delayed. It must also be proportional justice. Tooth for

00:24:10.940 tooth, eye for eye, life for life. Life for life. If you don't take someone's life for committing

00:24:17.820 an abortion, then you're saying that the abortion they committed was taking less than a life. They

00:24:23.200 don't forfeit their life because they didn't actually take a life. They took something less

00:24:27.660 than a life. If you give them complete impunity and there's no legal consequence whatsoever,

00:24:32.720 then you're saying they didn't do anything. So at that point, you're not just saying you killed

00:24:37.300 half of a person or a quarter of a person no you didn't do anything wrong whatsoever there is no

00:24:43.560 penalty because there is no crime that's what you're conveying that's the message that you're

00:24:48.320 expressing the bible tells us how to end murder the way that you end murder is you execute there's

00:24:53.960 a fair trial but then you execute murderers and what happens is it's twofold it gets rid of the

00:25:01.080 murder so they don't murder again and also anybody who was even even slightly contemplating or

00:25:07.620 tempted by the thought of committing murder they all stand in fear that's what deuteronomy says

00:25:12.920 the rest shall stand in fear but when you'd say to society right the law functions as a tutor

00:25:19.380 it has a tutoring teaching function it shapes the conscience of society but when you say to

00:25:24.640 a society as a whole over the course of half a century that there's a particular class of people

00:25:31.320 that you can murder not just with a lesser penalty but with zero penalty zero penalty

00:25:37.440 then you are tutoring and shaping for generations 50 years you're talking two three generations

00:25:43.280 of women saying um sweetheart there is nothing wrong with this and here's the deal we expect

00:25:50.800 that you guys are probably none of this is new you expect that from the democrats you expect that

00:25:56.520 from progressives but here's the deal you need to come to expect that sadly from republicans

00:26:02.900 from conservatives from pro-lifers from pro-lifers that is their position their position

00:26:09.760 the only difference between their position in the democrat position is at the end of the day

00:26:16.040 they um they would like to see a little bit a little bit less access to abortion but even with

00:26:23.440 that most of the pro-lifers are fine with with plenty of access in pill form yep in pill form

00:26:28.660 but a little bit less access in terms of going into a clinic a murder mill they'd like to see

00:26:33.280 less access in that regard and some of them would like to see um some kind of penalty for the

00:26:39.360 abortion doctor the hitman that he gets you know uh forever you know he he commits you know a hundred

00:26:45.840 abortions gets paid tens of thousands of dollars but then every now and then you know somebody

00:26:51.060 comes in and finds him you know 1500 bucks right something like that that's what they that's the

00:26:56.300 difference so that's your that's your conservative gop member and then the democrat is abortion

00:27:01.800 anytime anywhere all the way up to nine months and maybe even after right so uh one position is

00:27:07.340 worse i'm not saying that one position isn't worse but but what i want you to understand

00:27:11.100 is that the pro-life industry is not pro-life um and and in some way it's it is conceptually better

00:27:19.880 than the democrat position however practically conception so theoretically it is better

00:27:25.060 but practically the way it plays out is that it's most of your pro-lifers are the reason why

00:27:31.480 abolition bills can't ever get passed yep right because they go in the democrats don't have to

00:27:36.280 fight them that's right exactly the democrats don't actually have to fight uh abolitionists

00:27:41.280 uh the republicans will do it for them yeah um so all that being said um i i wanted you to

00:27:47.200 understand a little bit about abolition um of abortion the abolition abolitionist position

00:27:53.060 i also wanted you to be particularly aware of this case with kristin hawkins and call for her

00:27:59.280 resignation people need to put pressure on her until she is um removed from from public office 0.94

00:28:05.560 um so so the uh the big idea of uh of abolition the local uh practical example of kristen hawkins

00:28:12.840 and then lastly i i really wanted you guys to see um practically and theologically uh the straight

00:28:19.180 line uh the immediate correlation that exists between feminism and abortion feminism and

00:28:25.620 abortion you cannot right it is it is asinine for us to think that that woman who you just saw in 0.89

00:28:32.540 this clip. He was like, what an anti-feminist thing to say. I can't believe you're not a feminist 0.87

00:28:37.260 like me. Would you ask a man that? Would you ask a man who's with his children? You're asking me 1.00

00:28:44.600 who's with my children right now because you expect me as a mother to be home with my sick

00:28:50.080 and dying children. Well, what gave you such a crazy idea? I am an empowered woman. I'm wearing

00:28:58.580 in a pantsuit. I'm a boss, babe. Hear me roar. And what I want you to see is that woman, that

00:29:05.580 feminist woman, by her own words, because she's literally raging against what she considers to be 0.98

00:29:10.420 anti-feminist, aka, I think it's pretty safe to assume, that she is pro-feminist. So a feminist 0.99

00:29:16.180 woman is also a woman who, when you really get beneath the surface, is not a pro-life woman. 0.99

00:29:22.740 the woman who is pro-feminism will never be pro-baby you can worship women or you can save

00:29:29.360 babies you can be a boss babe or you can be a mother you can't do both cannot the thing about

00:29:37.980 abortion too it was a bit of a black pill i think it was probably about six months or so ago we

00:29:42.280 talked about it but uh you cannot have a society where it's generally expected that you can have

00:29:47.600 sex without consequences and that is your right that any given woman you have the right in your

00:29:52.940 early 20s to go to college to experiment to have fun do all of these things and face no consequences 1.00

00:29:58.220 if all you do at the very end of that long line of feminist reasoning is just take away the one 1.00

00:30:03.600 method that makes it impossible if you somehow manage through herculean strength rule of power 1.00

00:30:09.360 will if you manage to take that last bit away abortion but you didn't fix all the steps that 0.99

00:30:13.780 led to it of autonomy of women saying i have the right i have the freedom to do everything i want

00:30:18.280 if you don't do that you are just going to get abortion back it's not just about like we have

00:30:23.280 this one thing society we've if we fix it somehow some way some law we discourage it no the whole 0.59

00:30:29.340 thing all the way back to beginning has to be thoroughly reset so women and wives and mothers

00:30:34.820 they're thinking in terms of what's my life calling what am i intended to do i'm looking

00:30:39.820 forward to a home and a husband and children and that is my expectation it's not career and it's

00:30:45.860 not politics it's not necessarily college although there can be places for those but primarily when

00:30:51.000 this happens as a result of natural things that it happens this is exactly what i expected this

00:30:56.480 was always part of my plan retooling that is what's going to eventually lead to the ending

00:31:01.620 of abortion and it's not just well hearts and minds one heart one mind at a time you teach

00:31:07.180 through the law that life is precious so you end abortion with the force of law we i think you put 0.77

00:31:13.280 republican party platform uh women will not hold public office we're about to talk about that in

00:31:17.400 another segment teaching the place of the woman is in the home so through the law with abortion

00:31:22.600 through the law with politics that wouldn't necessarily be the law so much as the convention

00:31:26.360 itself but still with societal expectations you teach teach teach teach teach hormonal birth

00:31:31.620 control off the shelves it's not abortion narrowly speaking but it is a way of you should have

00:31:37.340 consequence-free sex you shouldn't experience the results of your action so you teach all the way

00:31:41.600 back that's how you actually end abortion not just for five years to the backlash right but once and

00:31:46.900 for all and the hormonal birth control pill is an abortive fashion um in the sense that three

00:31:51.900 primary mechanisms of you know um slowing down the sperm and then um uh not producing the egg

00:31:59.340 but the third is thinning the uterine wall, the lining of the uterine wall.

00:32:04.220 And, you know, people make the argument and say, well, you know,

00:32:06.500 but if the first two mechanisms fail, slowing down the sperm

00:32:10.500 and causing the woman, you know, her cycle not to happen

00:32:13.640 so that she doesn't produce an egg that could be fertilized,

00:32:16.100 well, if those two fail, then we should assume that the third,

00:32:19.400 or I'm sorry, the third, the thinning of the uterine wall,

00:32:22.120 if that fails, then we should assume that the step one and step two fail as well.

00:32:26.020 But the research has never been done.

00:32:27.760 and as far as i'm concerned it never will be done because there's not an incentive financial

00:32:31.820 incentive for any pharmaceutical company to ever do this kind of research but um so so then you're

00:32:37.640 playing russian roulette you don't know you're guessing you're saying that um if because we know

00:32:42.100 here's the point we know the pill can fail uh fail how do we know that the pill can fail because

00:32:46.080 there's people who take the pill who get pregnant right so you know that all three of the mechanisms

00:32:50.580 can fail um so then the question is we know all three can fail and we know that some combination

00:32:56.840 of of the three can succeed because we also know that people can regularly not get pregnant if

00:33:02.620 they're on the pill so then the question is can some of those three mechanisms fail while one

00:33:08.420 namely the third remains intact because because if um the the sperm are not slowed down and if

00:33:14.460 the eggs are still reproduced so that you do have fertilization which is conception christian all

00:33:20.800 christian thought uh for centuries so so fertilization life is still happening but then

00:33:25.800 there's no hospitable environment for that life to go to because the uterine wall has been thinned

00:33:31.080 and so you're just sending a human being fertilized to its death to go and to die

00:33:36.360 because it can't attach to anything to then be implanted then then then the hormonal birth

00:33:45.160 control pill is is a killing mechanism and there's never been from what what i've seen

00:33:51.700 and some of the research I've done,

00:33:52.840 there's never been any conclusive study

00:33:54.940 that it's not a killing mechanism.

00:33:57.500 So anybody who is using it,

00:33:59.660 you are using it at the risk of your children's lives.

00:34:05.180 You're using it at the risk of your children's, 0.53

00:34:06.740 plus that's just on the abortion issue,

00:34:09.920 plus all the hormonal issues of your,

00:34:13.480 like husbands, you have to realize

00:34:16.240 that you are psychologically

00:34:18.900 and arguably long-term, if not forever,

00:34:22.640 changing the disposition of your wife.

00:34:24.540 Women will be attracted to different men.

00:34:26.480 There will be couples that get together

00:34:27.740 and she's on the pill and she goes off of it

00:34:30.160 and something fundamentally changes

00:34:32.120 and she's no longer attracted to the man that she married.

00:34:35.340 So even if the first two, even that third one,

00:34:37.360 if you could with 100% scientific certainty,

00:34:39.700 say this is not aborting, still be wrong, still banned.

00:34:42.800 Like a copper IUD, for instance.

00:34:44.280 It's not abortive fashion in that way.

00:34:46.280 And I still don't think it should be legal.

00:34:48.040 These are mechanisms that we put in place to teach people

00:34:50.460 you should be free from the consequences of the thing that God has made.

00:34:54.700 Right, sexual revolution, sex without consequences.

00:34:57.240 Before we go into our break, I wanted to pick up on one thing that Wes said

00:35:00.600 and relate it to a comment that Sully Dale Music said earlier. 1.00

00:35:03.680 And she said, oh, so Kristen Hawkins is a fraud 1.00

00:35:07.740 popped up by the abortion industry. 1.00

00:35:09.680 I actually think it's worse than that.

00:35:11.300 We're not imputing motives here.

00:35:12.880 We don't know where her funding comes from.

00:35:15.840 It seems like it actually comes from well-intentioned donors, but the problem is not that she's 0.85

00:35:20.820 a fraud. 0.99

00:35:22.020 The problem is she actually thinks that the pro-life position can exist alongside the 1.00

00:35:30.160 feminist position.

00:35:31.960 The idea that we can ban abortion in all cases except for when a mother is involved in it

00:35:38.400 because the mother's rights are more important or, as you said earlier, Joel, a mom is too 0.98

00:35:44.620 dumb to know that she's killing her baby is such a logical contradiction that it would be better if 1.00

00:35:53.020 she was just a grifter and a fraud trying to get money out of it. But she and many of the people 1.00

00:35:57.740 in her orbit believe that the positions of don't kill babies and don't hold women responsible 0.82

00:36:04.580 can mutually live together. That's actually a much, much worse position than if she was just

00:36:11.300 a grifter and a fraud. Amen. Nathan, real quick, go up to conceptual clarity. They had a comment 1.00

00:36:19.100 that I want to address. It says, abortion abolition is right, meaning it's the correct 1.00

00:36:23.560 position, folks, but unless there is a revival, the likes of which we have never seen in this 0.96

00:36:28.300 country, there's no chance of it in our lifetime. And I just want to say that I'm not trying to

00:36:33.760 pick on you, conceptual clarity. I appreciate your involvement and engagement. I'd prefer to

00:36:38.040 see a super chat next time all right let's uh let's do that but apart from that um glad you're

00:36:43.440 listening to the show appreciate uh your input um could not possibly disagree more okay and the

00:36:49.160 only reason i'm saying this is not to pick on you uh but because i've just heard this ad nauseum

00:36:53.760 again and again from so many believers for several months now um for years really for the last two

00:36:59.860 or three years, as I've embraced more of what I believe is the reform tradition and the biblical

00:37:08.640 position on political philosophy, which is the revival mentality, I think, has destroyed our

00:37:15.420 country. Revivalism, I think, has been one of our great downfalls. This idea that the only way we

00:37:22.220 can experience any positive change is that we're basically just we're forced to just wait upon the

00:37:30.440 holy spirit to choose that he's sovereignly going to move and regenerate 50 percent of the hearts

00:37:37.340 in this country plus one right and then through our sacred democracy with a simple majority we

00:37:43.300 can then vote in and elect good people and get good laws that's not true that's not when you

00:37:49.320 look historically that is not how history has been made even in biblical history in the old

00:37:54.180 testament with israel that's not how history has been made time and time again there are example

00:37:59.680 after example after example of not a simple majority but a a minority and in many cases a

00:38:05.580 stark minority of people who were strategic influential they got involved they moved this

00:38:12.680 way moved that way they made this decision and they passed a law and then and then even if the

00:38:18.600 majority of people didn't agree with it they still had to abide by it they still had to abide by it

00:38:23.940 and if you're wondering like well give me one example well i'll give you one example in the

00:38:27.780 negative three percent of the population of this country over the course of 40 years replaced the

00:38:35.780 american flag with a rainbow and not only for this country but as we're finding out every single day

00:38:43.080 they actually saw to it that we would send billions upon billions and billions of dollars 0.92

00:38:49.780 to make sure that our sacred sodomy would be exported the number one export from the united 0.99

00:38:56.240 states so that pakistanis could learn how to do arithmetic and sodomize and not just pakistan but 1.00

00:39:03.960 every nation virtually on the planet in south america in the middle east all over all over 0.96

00:39:09.260 and here's the deal three percent of the population they they what they did was they were methodical

00:39:16.000 they were uh calculated they they were strategic and they were determined yep and they would not

00:39:22.020 take no for an answer right and what they did slowly over time but not that much time 40 years

00:39:27.480 it's one generation one generation they were able to change um the minds because now most people are

00:39:35.060 actually okay with gay marriage now it's ticking down i was about to say it has peaked but here's

00:39:39.580 the deal well that's another thing that you know this listener many others need to hear um it can

00:39:44.520 change in both directions yep sure there is no biblical argument i get sick and tired of people

00:39:50.660 they think that it's somehow written in the stars that it's inscripturated that in every generation

00:39:56.460 and in every nation every every time every people every place that things can change but only for

00:40:02.900 the worse yeah right that is not a biblical idea it's not it's not a biblical that's that's a

00:40:08.480 dispensationalist idea that's a Schofield idea that's a our greatest ally Israel idea that's a

00:40:15.460 Zionist idea but that's not a biblical idea our channel we we we do we do bible uh we don't do

00:40:23.900 American Zionism dispensationalism that's that's not our there's a lot of channels to choose from 0.87

00:40:28.780 If that's what you're looking for, if not, then yeah, we're the anti-Semitic channel.

00:40:34.380 Not truly, not really.

00:40:36.440 We believe that Jews should repent of their sin and believe the gospel of the Lord Jesus 0.72

00:40:40.400 Christ and be saved by grace through faith in him alone, and that they should be converted

00:40:44.600 and be friends.

00:40:45.660 I love Jews, and I would love to see them pleasantly converted to Christianity.

00:40:50.080 I wish them a very pleasant conversion to Christianity. 0.99

00:40:52.720 Apart from that, though, then yeah, get out of the church. 1.00

00:40:56.400 get out of of of american politics and no i don't want zionism i don't want judaism i don't want 0.99

00:41:03.520 islam i don't want hinduism i i don't want uh lgbt lmnop the the alphabet mafia i don't want 0.92

00:41:11.620 any of it and here's the point small groups of people from zionism from lgbt from marxism there 1.00

00:41:19.040 is example after example after example of a minority always a minority changing the majority

00:41:25.880 it has happened time and time again and it can happen both ways it is not written in the stars

00:41:31.200 that things can only be changed by a minority for the worse and that if you're a christian

00:41:36.460 you simply have to sit on your hands and hope that god would send a supernatural you know a

00:41:41.700 third great awakening because the second one was lousy but a third great awakening and until then 0.81

00:41:46.880 then we just have to you know deal with abortion it's just going to be a regular part of it

00:41:51.540 no which doesn't mean we don't pray for an awakening yeah you do both yes so i'm

00:41:55.860 pastor so at the there's different spheres there are different realms so as a churchman as a pastor

00:42:01.360 and not not just for pastors but as a christian you should be in a church as a church member a

00:42:05.320 churchman you should all be churchmen you need to be worshiping with the saints on the lord's day

00:42:09.500 and you need to be doing the work of an evangelist right sharing your faith sharing the gospel and

00:42:15.280 and seeking to make disciples all these kinds of things so you do that on the one hand so that if

00:42:20.140 god does send revival there's if god does send the fire revival from heaven there's actually some

00:42:26.240 kindling for it to ignite okay so we do that also we can also in the meantime while we're waiting

00:42:32.740 for god to do something like that we can recognize he might he also might not and so what we can also

00:42:37.700 do is in our other spheres of human society right because it's not just the church institute but the

00:42:42.920 church as people as christians we we're involved in other realms of life so so start influencing

00:42:49.180 media start influencing art start start a business and be successful be powerful be wealthy if you

00:42:56.740 can not for your own comfort not not because your treasure is here on earth but so that you can

00:43:01.240 utilize and wield all these things as levers as influence in order to push for the crown rights

00:43:08.760 of king jesus pursue local office in in the political realm um all these things and and

00:43:15.780 here's the deal if we can do these faithfully by god's grace you can enact change whether people

00:43:21.900 agree with it or not you do not need 50 of the country plus one to agree with you um in order

00:43:29.680 to enact god's law you see all the all throughout biblical history guys like josiah he comes into

00:43:35.260 the kingship and he says israel um what do the majority of you want to do no he says israel

00:43:42.200 you're degenerates we're going to worship yahweh well we don't want to tough i loved one comment

00:43:48.640 it said i don't know who was from maybe nate can pull it up revivalism is feminine instincts cloaked 0.96

00:43:54.060 reformed reform is masculine revival says we wait it's feminine it's passive timothy hatcher

00:44:00.860 yeah that right there that is a comment still would have loved to see a super chat on that

00:44:05.860 reform is masculine bold courage of the few if you know this read the whole thing one more time

00:44:13.500 go ahead revivalism is just cloaked feminine consciences reform is masculine bold courage

00:44:22.160 of the few that's so good wow yep yep amen all right show's done timothy he just yeah we could

00:44:28.660 have just led with that ended with that the show's not done but maybe the section real quick speaking

00:44:33.160 the super chats because i've been oh yeah there's i've been i'm being comical just for the record

00:44:37.420 um okay but somebody actually did one so cameron stevenson appreciate it he said

00:44:42.320 uh joel i think it would be helpful if you guys uh for you guys to talk about the concept of

00:44:47.420 household vote yeah uh thanks and see you at the crisis king conference looking forward to seeing

00:44:52.320 you uh he's basically saying like you want to answer it maybe at the end more fully i'll do

00:44:57.660 real fast so repealing the 19th amendment i will just for the record here's the deal american uh

00:45:03.340 our american heritage as it pertains to government we have always held to representative government

00:45:08.360 somebody represents you always somebody right now represents me and it's not just me on multiple

00:45:14.800 levels even right on multiple levels i'm being represented at the county level at the state

00:45:18.900 level at the federal level we are always being represented um all all repealing the 19th amendment

00:45:24.760 all we mean by that and really it's it's it's even wider than that it's it's universal suffrage

00:45:29.660 was a very very wicked and bad idea it was a bad idea it's representative government um and and

00:45:37.960 what that asserts is that the basic building block of a society in these united states is not an

00:45:43.380 individual atomistic person i'm i'm the captain of my own destiny no the the basic the fundamental

00:45:49.080 building block is not the atom but the molecule and the molecule and this analogy that i'm using

00:45:54.200 is the family it's the household so it goes all the way down to households not individuals

00:45:59.140 but households and therefore someone has to represent the household and that's something

00:46:03.820 that god has already determined in his word that the husband should be the head of the wife he's

00:46:08.040 the head of the household so well how do women get a voice they get a voice through their husband

00:46:12.660 through their father through their uncle through their brother right and and this is how things

00:46:17.820 worked in the past that men would represent the family and what kind of men men who had a stake

00:46:25.120 in the in the country's past and in its future right so they actually had a heritage they cared

00:46:31.420 about the country they didn't just show it 15 minutes ago they were heritage americans okay

00:46:35.880 so people who had a stake in the country's past and also they were fathers they weren't childless

00:46:42.900 cat ladies voting they were men with children with wives and children meaning they weren't

00:46:50.060 just voting for what would be best for this generation well free trade without any limitations

00:46:54.660 whatsoever and let's you know tariffs are bad because gdp must go up and i'm currently invested

00:46:59.780 you know in and palantir and i need peter teal to you know be successful and i need pennies on

00:47:04.960 the dollar and outsourcing labor so that i can retire and have four houses and go on cruises

00:47:09.040 right that's a guy who's not thinking about the next generation right you call that a boomer

00:47:13.720 that's like that that is um someone who's not thinking about the future so who did you want

00:47:18.460 voting you wanted guys who had who had fathers who were part of this nation their own fathers

00:47:23.860 right so that they had a stake in the past and they had sons sons and daughters so they had a

00:47:29.620 stake in the future and then that guy would vote and be the voice for his household representative

00:47:35.500 government that's what we're advocating for let me make one correction there was a super chat from

00:47:40.020 nathan weiser uh prominent abolitionist i believe he said hey just for the record copper iud's are

00:47:45.520 that's a hundred thousand percent 100 percent abortifacient in fact it's their only mechanism

00:47:50.500 uh just googled it he is correct that it is one part of it it is toxic to the embryo which would

00:47:55.680 be a human life so that is true and i am corrected the primary mechanism is the copper ions that

00:48:01.560 affect the sperm so you you put wire which is so mechanical and you put a wire in there for 10

00:48:07.420 years it releases these positive ions that are toxic to sperm so you don't get pregnant but also

00:48:12.700 as a fail-safe mechanism he's absolutely correct so then it's the same concept as the hormonal

00:48:16.640 birth control so it's like there may be another thing built it's not an abortive fashion as a

00:48:22.660 primary means but that could technically fail and then the fail-safe is abortive fashion it is

00:48:27.880 murderous. We've got so many. We've got to do them real quick. Michael, super chat. Look at

00:48:32.240 these super chats. That's what I'm talking about. Michael, God bless you. He says, Trump can't even

00:48:37.980 find a real pastor, a man, right? So Paula White, you're absolutely right. He appoints a lady

00:48:44.060 preacher with the boss babe pantsuit, Paula White, as pastor of America. God have mercy. 0.94

00:48:51.060 uh we won't change this until the church changes this is it um we have we have to get women out of 0.73

00:48:59.780 the pulpit first so you're saying we got to get women out of the you're not going to get your 0.79

00:49:04.000 kristin hawkins out of the public square if you can't even get women out of the pub uh pulpit 0.85

00:49:09.080 if the church can't do it the nation can't do it i would have always supported that

00:49:14.160 like my whole life here's the deal and these are some of the things that i've changed on

00:49:21.780 much to the chagrin of many many many many many pearl clutching christians christians

00:49:27.660 um west and i have kind of a running bet with some of the american reformer guys josh abattoy

00:49:34.740 um and just okay this is where i always get in trouble dynamic difference between a prediction

00:49:43.140 and a prescription please understand that okay so a prescription is something you're saying this is

00:49:48.580 what we should do this is what's morally right this is what's ideal that's a prescription a

00:49:54.360 prediction is saying i think this is what's going to happen whether you like it or not um i i think

00:50:02.680 uh that it should have been the church okay i'm 100 on board with that prescriptive should have

00:50:08.260 in the church leading the way uh the church has not led the culture in america for at least what

00:50:14.120 what do you think 50 years 70 years longer than that yeah i'd say old princeton was kind of the

00:50:18.540 the height of it which would be early 1900s yeah okay 100 years so the church has not been leading

00:50:23.540 the culture for a century fair probably fair um have you seen the meme going around i think it's

00:50:34.420 hilarious it's a scene from i think the show is the umbrella academy another superhero show because

00:50:40.780 we don't have enough no we need those but it's like two of the characters two superheroes brother

00:50:46.040 and sister and one of them is trying to catch up with the other one drove off in a car and then

00:50:50.800 you got the other sibling uh who jumps in a car real quick and is trying to catch them and so

00:50:55.160 they're going around a bin trying to catch them and then all of a sudden they see the person that

00:50:58.860 they're literally trying to catch um they i guess went around the bin and then turned around and now

00:51:03.940 they're coming back the exact opposite way and they uh both are driving trying to find each other

00:51:08.920 and now they're driving past each other and they're both kind of doing one of these heads

00:51:12.060 like what you're going that way i'm going this way and then the meme uh says uh uh the text says

00:51:19.640 um the american church uh uh trying to appease uh woke culture in the united states

00:51:28.700 as the culture has whiplashed to the right and i think that's profound i think that's exactly

00:51:36.720 what we're seeing and that's been that has been my shtick for like every episode for the last two

00:51:44.240 years i've gotten a ton of grief for it from everyone you could possibly imagine every single

00:51:51.060 christian pastor you can imagine but here's my thing all along i've said it a million times all

00:51:56.580 long, I said, nature will return with a vengeance. The rubber band will snap back when it does,

00:52:03.100 because it's been held so long, suppressed so long, when it snaps back, it's going to go back

00:52:10.380 fast and hard. And the question will be not whether, but which. There will be a return from

00:52:19.520 leftist globalism to, on the right, nationalism, from egalitarianism to hierarchy, from feminism

00:52:25.040 to patriarchy at every level we're going to snap back into the natural order nature remains the

00:52:31.960 undefeated champion of all of human history and secular humanism was able to temporarily suppress

00:52:39.020 it but not ultimately beat it nature will win and when it wins it will win suddenly and and

00:52:46.080 powerfully and so then the rubber band is going to snap back the culture is going to snap back

00:52:51.480 to nature what is natural and already we're seeing it in real time every day the overdue

00:52:57.740 window is shifting at light speed and and so then here's the question not whether we return to nature

00:53:02.840 but which which form of nature will we return to so when we inevitably snap back from globalism

00:53:09.660 to nationalism will be islamic nationalism will be zionism right one nation is allowed

00:53:16.120 there's some blood and soil right there yep there you go israel everybody's on board for that um

00:53:20.800 and and then you know or or will it be pagan nationalism you know or will it be christian

00:53:26.960 nationalism same with patriarchy will be andrew tate that guy's patriarchal but it's not christian

00:53:32.600 patriarchy it's not biblical patriarchy right so is it going to be islamic patriarchy is it going

00:53:36.760 to be degenerate pagan patriarchy um you're going to get it's not whether but which so you will get

00:53:41.940 patriarchy you will get nationalism you will get hierarchy god's order um you're going to get it

00:53:47.940 and my whole thing for the last two years has been saying i've been trying to say uh christians

00:53:53.860 stop playing it close to the chest stop trying to to be safe stop trying to be safe you need to

00:54:01.340 run out run all the way back to what's old tested tried and true what what did calvin think what did

00:54:10.920 luther think what what what did athanasius think what did aristotle he wasn't a christian but what

00:54:16.380 he think what did aquinas will use it what what is old tried tested and true christian thought

00:54:22.120 throughout the centuries because they all adhered to nature right they were that none of them were

00:54:26.820 globalist none of them were feminist none of them so you need to get out of the 20th century we need

00:54:32.260 to repeal not just the 19th amendment we need to repeal the entire 20th century so go back back

00:54:37.860 before that and see what every single christian thought and then you need to run to that spot 0.93

00:54:43.560 and plant a Christian flag in the ground 0.90

00:54:46.900 so that when the culture snaps back

00:54:49.600 and they're looking and say,

00:54:50.840 okay, we realize globalism was a mistake.

00:54:53.140 We need to embrace nationalism

00:54:54.260 so that they can say, 0.84

00:54:55.740 oh, here's one of the options,

00:54:57.660 Christian nationalism. 0.86

00:54:59.180 But if Christians just spent the last two years

00:55:01.240 saying that Christian nationalism

00:55:02.840 is Adolf Hitler 0.99

00:55:04.120 and that it's icky and scary and bad

00:55:07.720 and they dissuaded 0.95

00:55:09.240 every single young Christian 0.82

00:55:11.980 who would even consider Christian nationalism as a viable option so that there are no Christians 0.99

00:55:16.560 now standing in that space. Now, when the culture snaps back into God's natural order and embraces 0.88

00:55:22.260 nationalism over globalism, they'll look and say, well, I guess there's not a Christian option.

00:55:27.340 We know we need nationalism, but there is no Christian option, no Christian version of

00:55:33.340 nationalism. So I guess it's going to be just a pagan nationalism or humanist Darwinian 0.85

00:55:40.840 nationalism or this or that or the other. That's where we're at. The return is inevitable.

00:55:48.900 So all the way back to the comment who said, you know, we got to, the church has to lead the way.

00:55:54.240 The church should lead the way, prescriptive, but in terms of what will happen, prediction,

00:56:00.460 well, if the precedent set over the last hundred years is any indicator, which is the church

00:56:08.360 following the culture on everything for a hundred years straight. That's currently the precedent.

00:56:16.200 Then yeah, not my prescription, not what I would want, but in terms of my prediction,

00:56:19.780 what I think will occur is I think that the church, in a sad, pathetic attempt to be relevant,

00:56:27.880 not true principle, not true fidelity to God's word and virtue, but simply doing what the church

00:56:34.960 has done for 100 years wanting to be relevant and receive the praise of men that the culture

00:56:40.060 will actually snap back into the natural order and then the church will get there 10 years later

00:56:46.080 like it always does and then find out oh stephen wolf was right and that's if a christian prince

00:56:52.180 doesn't come in and say hey mainlines you're done that would be like honestly like we i don't think

00:56:57.400 we have 50 years for them to organically run out of money we need the prince to come in and say

00:57:01.620 you had a good run we're going to take it from here we're going to give these churches to uh

00:57:05.480 churches that are actually christian dude all right i know we got to go to the commercial but

00:57:09.840 no this is great we got a 50 dollar super chat that's but you got to try to pronounce that name

00:57:15.540 when we talk about super chat i can do it yeah say it bo kennington kennington yeah we got it

00:57:21.760 there we go these are like probably one of my best friends we've been friends for like 20 seconds

00:57:26.820 since i saw the super chat but we are friends um 50 super chat incredibly kind incredibly generous

00:57:33.040 thank you bo um he said this i'll support timothy's statement what timothy said earlier on i think he

00:57:38.160 was the guy who said the um yeah it needs to be reformation not revivalism uh masculine and not

00:57:43.420 feminine um he said i'll support timothy's statement and your ministry um in general

00:57:48.960 appreciate your work and outreach thank you so much bo we appreciate it let's go ahead now hold

00:57:54.100 on hold on i think we're going to pivot away from the abortion so it's worth reading ben's

00:57:59.760 isloff's correction because that does need to be mentioned just for the accurate record so nate if

00:58:04.540 you can pull up yeah no super chat from ben yeah right he thinks he's getting his correction in

00:58:09.060 he's like i can do this for free no this is good we want to be you know we want to be accurate okay

00:58:13.020 so all right uh he says he says lots of solid points just a quick correction kristin signed

00:58:18.900 a letter against a north dakota republican party equal protection resolution not the abolition bill

00:58:24.640 specifically in north dakota but to your point that action still tossed cold water on the idea

00:58:30.040 of equal protection in north dakota and just this afternoon she said that she would have opposed the

00:58:34.580 bill had she known about it good to know there you go yeah so she didn't technically oppose the bill

00:58:39.720 no uh because she didn't know about it she opposed something less she would have less than the bill

00:58:45.060 like resolutions are less than bills right so even just the resolution can't do it really if

00:58:49.460 anything that's an argument from the greater to the lesser she's like this isn't even a bill it's

00:58:52.840 just a resolution and i'm still gonna give it everything i got um yeah that's pretty crazy

00:58:57.460 thanks for that correction ben all right remind me in the future making jokes about super chats

00:59:02.400 is highly effective because we can't ever go to a commercial off camera yeah you're right

00:59:07.740 but it's the 14th people got paid probably that's coming up they got paid all these single guys who

00:59:13.260 living in their mom's basement with uh with no job all the accounts who are they can't celebrate

00:59:17.460 valentine's day you know because they don't have a girlfriend uh no we're actually they're getting

00:59:22.460 ready to go on a great steak dinner with their wife we're actually yeah we're actually not one

00:59:25.920 of those ministries that will disparage um every single guy who thinks that maybe christians were

00:59:31.340 faithful you know before 1945 um lots of ministries that'll do that that'll just automatically assume

00:59:37.500 and disparage you must be unemployed live in your mom's basement you uh when in reality because

00:59:42.360 we've gotten to know a lot of these guys um they're 35 40 45 50 years old several of them

00:59:49.240 are millionaires uh about half of them are entrepreneurs and own their own business

00:59:54.380 and on average um they're married with five or six children i was about to say three to five is like

01:00:00.220 average like many have more some have slightly fewer they're younger three to five is just

01:00:05.060 starting point that's your uh that's your anonymous accounts on x yeah seriously yeah

01:00:09.820 are some of them uh completely unhinged sure um but most of these guys are good guys and they're

01:00:17.740 good guys who let's just all these other ministries need to be honest and just say we don't like them

01:00:23.140 um and we also don't like any other christian before 1945 right like we just like just be

01:00:30.400 consistent it's like we don't like the anons we also don't like calvin we also don't like aquinas

01:00:35.460 We also don't like Luther.

01:00:37.100 We also don't like, we would have excommunicated the reformers.

01:00:40.020 And that's why we're trying to hunt down and dox and excommunicate the anonymous accounts.

01:00:44.740 So let's just be fair.

01:00:45.500 So anyways, Tyler, thank you so much.

01:00:47.540 Super chat from him. 0.91

01:00:48.520 He says, the Christian church needs to lead the way and money.

01:00:53.160 Put its money. 0.90

01:00:53.720 And put its money where its mouth is. 1.00

01:00:55.720 And it needs to get rid of women voting in our congregations first. 1.00

01:01:00.540 All right, fair. 1.00

01:01:01.200 It rings hollow when we call for repealing the 19th Amendment. 0.97

01:01:05.460 i think most christians that are calling for repealing the 19th are in churches where women

01:01:10.640 are not probably for our church we you know i don't have time to get into it but we are

01:01:14.520 congregational we do have congregation voting um we're a little bit i'm a little bit creative

01:01:19.880 and the elders were a little bit creative with this in the sense that what i don't like is i

01:01:23.660 don't like the single woman right whose parents are not members of the church right because she's

01:01:28.080 maybe she's a college student or something like that her parents live in uh out of state which 1.00

01:01:31.960 we've had in our church which we've had exactly so you have a 22 year old single lady who who 1.00

01:01:36.720 absolutely deserves to be a member in the church right because she's stationed in in our county 0.99

01:01:42.020 for the foreseeable future because of school whatever it is and her parents are in another

01:01:46.060 state um and and her father has given her permission to be a member in our church she's

01:01:51.300 pursuing membership and then because we're congregational and members are getting votes

01:01:54.940 now she gets a vote because she's she's not married and her father's not a member in our

01:01:59.040 church so she is her own household and so now the 22 year old single uh woman is uh has a household

01:02:06.780 vote that rivals in voting power um the patriarchal man with a wife and 10 kids and i'm like that guy 0.97

01:02:14.540 should like if she gets a vote then that guy should get like 10 votes right right he should

01:02:19.960 have more voting power so we kind of do it in our church it is household um but it's household and

01:02:25.120 you get more votes based off of how many baptized members of your family you represent so if you have

01:02:32.240 eight children and a wife so there's 10 kids in the family and six of those children are baptized

01:02:38.780 and the wife is baptized and you're baptized then we're going to count that as a a vote of eight

01:02:43.700 yep but we don't have any any instance of a wife is voting against her husband and the husband of

01:02:49.720 that home could say i'm going to take the eight votes that i have and vote in favor or against

01:02:54.360 this he has that authority that's right although he does not have to right okay all right here we

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01:04:43.280 armor spread choice all right i'm going to make the argument now from the lesser to the greater

01:05:02.320 i think it's called inductive reasoning when you use an example and you use that to then reason to

01:05:06.820 a pattern right i checked my master bedroom there was nobody in there so i'm going to reason to the

01:05:10.460 greater which is not be noticing patterns oh i've got a reason from the example to the principle

01:05:17.780 and so i want to flesh out more what is the general principle underneath the title of this 0.84

01:05:21.720 episode which is to get women out of public service the thesis would be right you can't 0.99

01:05:26.540 make a whole argument on there's one woman that's grifting she's opposing like true abolition of 1.00

01:05:30.380 abortion she's abandoning her sick kids like one person is doing that doesn't necessarily valid

01:05:34.920 they a whole premise but the premise that we're arguing is that when you put women in the station 0.99

01:05:39.720 of public life. And again, the reformers from Bollinger, from Knox, from Calvin, they all argue

01:05:44.080 this. When you put her in public life, specifically in positions of authority, power, rule, and reign,

01:05:51.100 that you put her in an unnatural position and being in an unnatural position, like a man that

01:05:55.840 is maybe a stay-at-home husband. It's against nature. It's contrary to nature. When you do that,

01:06:01.000 you set someone up for failure. There have been notable, I'm not going to like, we're not going

01:06:05.660 to show images of every headline that's come across. It's a little bit tabloid. But you

01:06:09.740 think of some of the most well-known conservative. Now, these would be conservative. These would

01:06:13.380 be, quote-unquote, Christian women that serve in elected office all over this country. One 1.00

01:06:18.420 of them, for example, would be Christy Noem. She was governor for a while. Was it North

01:06:21.780 or South Dakota, Michael? South. Governor of South Dakota. Had a lot of conservative

01:06:25.320 legislation, this, that, or the other. A couple years ago, it turns out, while she was at

01:06:29.200 the governor's office doing governor things, she had an over-year-long affair with a Trump

01:06:33.780 staffer oh that's not good marjorie taylor green lauren bober sarah palin all of them have been

01:06:40.780 divorced while they're in office uh over and over again there's other two other governors it's the

01:06:45.300 governor of alabama the governor of iowa republican governors they're both divorced one of them has no

01:06:51.280 children whatsoever and so you start seeing a pattern emerge and then you go to the literature

01:06:55.200 and you look at the literature and you say okay so if a woman enters the workforce and she's

01:06:58.460 promoted and gets raises how does that affect her happiness how does that affect her marriage her

01:07:03.320 longevity, all of that. So this is a study from an economics journal. Nate, you can show graph

01:07:07.820 number one here. And it shows on the graph. Real quick, there's also a study about subscribing to

01:07:12.600 our YouTube channel and how that will make a difference for the kingdom of God and getting

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01:07:22.240 video and clicking the bell when you subscribe so that you'll be notified by every new piece of

01:07:26.800 content that we put out and also going over on x to our handle at right response m lots of studies

01:07:33.980 show that uh if you do that you won't be gay and uh good christian message will be promoted

01:07:40.020 peer-reviewed studies show this we are the peers

01:07:42.820 all right so uh 2018 all the single ladies is the the title of the article job promotions and

01:07:52.040 durability of marriage so you have here a graph and you see on the left women and on the right

01:07:56.800 men and so they tracked women and the sample size they had a certain point where they were

01:08:02.480 promoted so they were promoted to a higher level they were given a higher bill which generally

01:08:06.760 means they're climbing the corporate ladder right they're they're working longer hours etc

01:08:10.780 so in women right here on the left you can see this quote for women obtaining such a promotion 0.51

01:08:16.800 promotion to a higher level doubles doubles the probability of divorce whereas men's divorce

01:08:24.840 rate remain unaffected by similar career advancements uh there's not a ton of literature

01:08:31.760 on this it's not like people are getting studies of 80 000 some people and parsing it all out

01:08:36.220 but when you go and look at it it's not just well there's a slight increase no it's 10 percent

01:08:40.640 higher a woman that takes those advancements that prolongs in her career doubles her chance of

01:08:47.040 divorce and divorce it is of course destructive in the sin sense in this the dissolution of the

01:08:52.160 family divorce ruins people's finances it ruins their family relationships eats uh you talk about

01:09:00.060 like generational wealth and things like that like part of the like you think about like why

01:09:04.340 why we're in so much trouble you know younger generations millennials and especially gen z

01:09:09.260 gen z is furious and rightfully so justifiably so right because you know prior generations have

01:09:15.340 made it virtually impossible for them to own a home and get married and have kids especially to

01:09:20.700 have like a single you know household income and all those kinds of things and one of the things

01:09:24.900 that often doesn't get cited as as one of the reasons but it is a reason is you know like

01:09:29.100 globalism and free trade and zero tariffs you know like trump is fixing some of these things so that

01:09:34.560 all of our jobs were exported, you know, all manufacturing is overseas. And then just flood

01:09:39.340 of immigration for people to come in. You know, Democrats have always held the position of,

01:09:43.560 but who will pick the cotton? Somebody's got to pick the cotton, right? Democrats needed the 0.98

01:09:50.360 slaves back in the day. Now they need, you know, the illegal immigrants, you know, so that they 1.00

01:09:53.780 can do, you know, be their house cleaner or whatever. No, no, actually, we can do those 1.00

01:09:59.440 kinds of jobs. Americans can do those jobs and they won't be the best paying jobs, but they

01:10:03.400 would be better paying they would be better paying if if we didn't have the burden the tax 0.83

01:10:10.060 burden of supporting all these millions of people who shouldn't be here you have a lot more walking

01:10:15.900 around money you know like so taxes would be lower wages would be higher um goods would cost more i'll

01:10:22.100 admit that goods would cost more but they also would not need to be replaced every 18 months you

01:10:28.100 know you you build things to last so you'd be buying a refrigerator like back in the day you

01:10:33.780 look at like those refrigerators they still they still work those refrigerators that were made in

01:10:38.460 the 50s like um and and now it's like everything has to be every electronic has to be replaced

01:10:44.260 you know within two weeks planned obsolescence exactly planned obsolescence so products would

01:10:49.340 be more expensive but they would last longer wages would be higher taxes would be lower um

01:10:54.160 so there's all those things immigration globalism you know free trade you know that's limitless

01:10:58.980 without any barriers whatsoever but another one is divorce uh for gen z and millennials if you're

01:11:05.020 wondering like where's my inheritance well your dad's on his third marriage right if you're like

01:11:10.720 seriously your boomer father you're wondering what like how come you know i talked to him like

01:11:16.100 dad do you have a will and like oh my dad actually he's not being selfish he's not just spending all

01:11:20.840 on cruises and all those kinds of things not caring about me and the grandkids he actually

01:11:24.400 is leaving us an inheritance but i don't understand my dad's had a good job for 40 years

01:11:28.560 and um and he we talked about it briefly and i didn't want to give him a hard time but

01:11:32.520 he said he's going to leave us like 15 000 that's it like where did it go well he's on his third

01:11:38.280 marriage because he split his finances in half he got split in half multiple times that's where it

01:11:42.960 went yep yep absolutely uh someone put this tyler put this in the chat putting lots of women around

01:11:48.740 them which would be other men in leadership positions is naturally incentivized for many

01:11:53.640 reasons in that you put women with men and me and michael we were talking about on the way over like

01:11:59.020 work wife work husband for one that that's of course despicable it's the idea that like there's

01:12:03.980 your wife or your husband at home but then there's the person at the office that you flirt with but

01:12:07.820 maybe the problem isn't necessarily oh these people get in the positions and they do immoral

01:12:12.420 things maybe hear me out the pairing is immoral in the first place let's take young men and young

01:12:18.240 women let's throw in their late 20s so the prime of attractiveness fitness all these different 0.96

01:12:22.800 things we're going to throw them together we're going to have them work long hours on projects 0.99

01:12:26.280 spend 50 60 hours a week together travel to hotels we're going to do that and we're going to expect

01:12:31.640 not an ounce camaraderie shared humor shared interest anything like that the problem is not

01:12:37.420 that how could how could christy noem have had an affair with this man that she was you know

01:12:42.260 staying up till 10 p.m at night with in a conference room planning for a presentation

01:12:45.480 how could this have happened oh because she was in an unnatural station yep like we you could say

01:12:50.460 like well men have affairs too yes they do but the sin didn't start when they themselves took a

01:12:54.560 position or political office in the first place that's right for the woman that's where it started 0.66

01:12:58.960 she went into office she was someplace she shouldn't have been exactly it started when

01:13:03.420 he gave into the temptation but like john owen talks about making no provisions for the flesh

01:13:07.960 the man um it was not a sin for him to get a job it was not a sin uh inherently a sin from the get-go

01:13:16.000 for him to be uh work in politics and work late hours and long work long weeks that's none of

01:13:21.620 that is inherently sinful right uh for the woman though it's not just when she gave into the

01:13:26.080 temptation of having the affair right it was a sin it was a sin to be in that context to begin with

01:13:31.480 exactly and so you throw people together this weird world where you take men and women like

01:13:37.380 jordan peterson he's weird but he's he's correct on this he says we have never experimented like

01:13:42.800 this before we take women and we put them in makeup which all makeup is meant to do is to 0.64

01:13:47.260 accentuate features that relate to fertility we take men and put them in suits we throw them

01:13:51.880 together in cubicles for 40 50 hours a week and then we throw up our hands like oh my goodness 0.89

01:13:56.080 divorce has gone up and affairs have gone up and fertility someone called it out but fertility is

01:14:00.980 down like i always joke about the you know the pantsuits you know like like but it's not even

01:14:05.560 just that like being a little bit specific here but i think it helps to be specific and get into 1.00

01:14:10.860 like some of the the ulterior motives and stuff um how many women in in the business um in the 0.91

01:14:18.200 business context uh how many of them wear flat footwear like isn't it almost always like high 1.00

01:14:24.920 heels yep i don't know i've seen both but in business both yeah okay i think when women

01:14:30.420 entered i won't make the argument if in the 80s and 90s it was definitely all high heels but i

01:14:35.100 think that has yep okay but structured suits so there's framing on the shoulders because shoulders

01:14:41.500 and framing it's a power pose it gives you a type of authority like even like red like lipstick and 1.00

01:14:46.440 stuff like that those are designed to accentuate how god made women which is to be attractive to

01:14:52.240 men and so we could look at and say well the problem is men the problem is is youth the problem

01:14:56.780 is all these different things sure those are problems when they lead into sin but putting

01:15:01.340 them together in the first place. And so we say, take women out of public service. Take these women 1.00

01:15:06.400 like Kristen Hawkins that are doing damage to the cause. Take these conservative Christian women 1.00

01:15:11.200 that should be loving their new grandchildren right now. Like a lot of these women like Pam 1.00

01:15:15.860 Bondi and others that have been put in office, for one, and it's not fun to think about, for one, 0.99

01:15:20.960 most of them are in menopause. So they're going through a huge hormonal psychological change

01:15:25.360 as they exit their 40s and get into their 50s. And you're asking them to work. Guys, these people

01:15:30.160 work 50 to 60 hours a week at that level if not more yep 50 60 70 hours a week stressful like i

01:15:38.100 see down in the capital where i work the amount of demands that are on local state representatives

01:15:42.980 these senators and these attorney generals are demanded of for 60 70 hours a week they're going

01:15:49.680 through changes in their body the most loving thing you could do loving kind protective for

01:15:56.340 their health their flourishing their happiness their joy their sanctification is to take them

01:16:02.480 home to love their children to get down on the floor with their grandkids to care for the home

01:16:07.920 to serve others around them those are the most loving things and you cannot tell me i love women

01:16:14.460 and i love them so much i'll send them to dc half a country away to work 70 hours a week because i 0.87

01:16:20.920 love them so much no you don't you hate them and you're a monster stop it yeah that's good all 0.85

01:16:28.060 right um anything else for this segment are there some quotes that you wanted to read wes

01:16:31.900 um they're like some theological a video of a just a good example okay talk a lot about don't

01:16:38.220 don't don't don't don't let me show you a woman i got one more graph too let me show you a woman

01:16:42.180 that's happy game michael wes's chart game i just gotta say no i'm just trying to i'm westman's

01:16:48.120 competition so i you know i've got to compete well here's the deal when in doubt charts save

01:16:53.520 lives they say the whole world is a better place right now because of charts save president trump

01:16:59.060 um if you think you're a patriot and you're not putting charts in your podcast then you just

01:17:03.600 you're a joke okay all right let's play this video nate this is video two and show one chart

01:17:08.200 and go to our last commercial break video three i just finished feeding him and he just like

01:17:15.300 cuddles up on me like this how am i supposed to put him back in the car seat to drive home

01:17:19.060 i don't want to he's being so sweet he's been so good he ate 45 minutes after he was supposed to

01:17:28.440 now he just wants to cuddle it's like rainy we're eating at home tonight

01:17:34.340 i love being a mom i want nothing more in this life but to have like a million more babies honestly

01:17:45.300 god bless it i love it and doesn't that woman look a lot happier she looks happy than uh than 0.99

01:17:54.300 kristen hawkins for instance all right same thing argue from the lesser happier thinner i mean happier 0.94

01:17:58.780 no but i mean there is a correlation there is a correlation you if you're a monster on the inside 1.00

01:18:04.820 little by little by little you become a monster on the outside women that are overweight vote

01:18:08.820 democrat more often there's a correlation um so lesser this great example to the greater this is 1.00

01:18:14.940 a study for American Family Values.

01:18:16.900 Nate, you can show this last chart.

01:18:18.360 Just came out.

01:18:19.560 Guys, you're not going to believe this.

01:18:21.260 You wouldn't have expected this.

01:18:22.740 This isn't what I would think would happen.

01:18:25.020 So the chart came out and ranked, asked women, 1.00

01:18:27.480 how likely are you to feel lonely? 0.93

01:18:30.140 Do you often feel lonely? 0.75

01:18:32.000 Liberal women, 29% of them answered in the affirmative

01:18:36.100 compared to 11% for conservatives. 0.88

01:18:38.700 So more than twice as many liberal women

01:18:42.280 say, I feel lonely often. 0.93

01:18:44.940 And then down to the bottom, liberal women least likely to be completely satisfied with life.

01:18:50.120 You've got 37% of conservative women that said, I am completely satisfied with life.

01:18:55.620 Legitimately, of all that I could reasonably expect in life, I'm satisfied.

01:18:59.840 12% of liberal women. 0.53

01:19:02.060 These stats bear out over and over. 0.99

01:19:04.060 Less than a third.

01:19:04.760 Wow.

01:19:05.300 Across every category, every domain, every measurement you can do.

01:19:10.200 that way of life is unnatural and it makes people unhappy and it destroys the soul for the love of

01:19:18.620 those people but especially for women especially for women yeah yeah nobody i feel like no but 0.91

01:19:23.900 other than babies unborn babies right they die um but apart from unborn babies i feel like there's

01:19:30.520 no class of people that's more negatively affected by democrat policies and ideologies and all those

01:19:36.940 kind of things than women yep yeah absolutely especially single women yep yep like i have a

01:19:42.620 daughter and i love her so much that i will never let any of this like these ideas these thoughts

01:19:47.340 empowerment never gonna let it get to her not because i have grand dreams or whatever like i

01:19:52.440 keep you isolated and sheltered all these things because i want her to be the happiest and the best

01:19:57.360 that she's going to be it is a profound love to say no that's not good for you that's not healthy

01:20:03.760 and I won't let you do that.

01:20:05.120 I'll teach you against it.

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01:22:24.780 all right uh we're gonna take questions we've got some great ones already we'll see how many

01:22:29.840 we get to thanks everyone for the comments the questions likes all those different things

01:22:33.900 we got a super chat darth amigulation we did vociferously in the cold open

01:22:40.580 joel nailed the pronunciation we've got another big word here all right did i oh yeah you did

01:22:44.980 great good i gotta find a bigger word next week all right darth asked this super chat thank you

01:22:51.460 very much what do you say about the argument that first timothy only applies to women in the family

01:22:57.300 and in the church but not to the secular realm i agree with you by the way that's a great question

01:23:02.400 and i would actually say that probably in paul's view there is only the home and the church so i

01:23:08.540 think of first timothy i do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man so some

01:23:13.380 would say that's speaking of the home where the husband is the head of the home and a florida

01:23:16.880 authority flows from him, and in the church, where the pastors are the head of the church,

01:23:21.460 under shepherds, under Christ, and authority flows through them. So the home and the church,

01:23:25.940 but not necessarily in the secular realm. And actually, that is true. I think that's Paul's 0.94

01:23:31.560 narrow scope. It's nature that teaches more generally, that for women to hold authority 0.97

01:23:37.140 and to rule and to reign in different ways is generally unnatural. That is not suited to their 1.00

01:23:41.460 disposition to their makeup to the constitution however caveat and we'll just be honest about

01:23:47.100 the historical record there was some level of disagreement among the reformers and so we

01:23:51.340 actually had these quotes prepared for a different segment but i'm going to read these out to you now

01:23:55.600 from two different guys that had a little bit of a broader view on it than maybe you would think

01:24:00.020 that that we have we understand that there's complexities there's nuances this is a timely

01:24:04.620 thing church has been actually talking about for a long time exactly exactly so this is the first

01:24:09.020 quote. This is from a Swiss theologian, Henry Bollinger, active in the 1500s. He said this,

01:24:14.720 but if a woman in compliance with or in obedience to the laws and customs of the realm,

01:24:19.020 so she's a lawful, law-abiding citizen, is acknowledged as queen and in maintenance of

01:24:24.320 the hereditary right of government is married to a husband, or in the meantime holds the reins of

01:24:28.660 government by means of her own concealers, it is a hazardous thing for godly persons to set

01:24:33.920 themselves in opposition to political regulations, especially as the gospel does not seem to

01:24:40.660 unsettle or abrogate hereditary rights and the political laws of kingdoms.

01:24:45.780 Nor do we read that Philip the eunuch, by right of the gospel, drove out Candace from

01:24:50.100 the kingdom of Ethiopia. 0.95

01:24:52.060 Essentially saying if you are in a scenario, Christians are in a scenario where a queen 0.72

01:24:56.360 or a princess has inherited the right to the throne for a time, that in and of itself

01:25:00.820 That's not necessarily something to be overthrown and resisted, that there's times and places where that rule, again, not for all time, not as a pattern, not as a majority, there's a time where that could be appropriate.

01:25:12.600 That's at least his argument.

01:25:14.020 I'm not saying we all necessarily agree with that, but there are good reform men that have said there could be situations.

01:25:19.880 Actually, Calvin, on that specific point, added two things.

01:25:23.980 he said um there are times in history when a woman is so exceptional that it's not the populace or

01:25:32.040 the people or social convention elevating her to a natural role it's god himself by putting such an

01:25:38.120 exceptional stamp on her elevating her in that time and place and you could maybe even say this

01:25:43.160 was the case with deborah he also said and this is why it's important to know core principles he

01:25:49.180 He said, okay, you've got a woman who has, by hereditary title, attained the position of the queen.

01:25:54.960 Queen Elizabeth.

01:25:55.780 Yep.

01:25:56.400 And you have the biblical mandate of rulers are supposed to provide for a peaceful and orderly society.

01:26:02.640 So he said, well, we could be dogmatic, I'm paraphrasing here, 0.86

01:26:06.260 and if a woman comes to be queen, we overthrow her and we upset the entire nation.

01:26:11.320 Or we could apply the biblical principle of orderly, peaceful, prosperous rule and say, 0.74

01:26:17.240 Okay, for a time, the more fundamental principle of it's better for people to be orderly and

01:26:24.320 peaceful and have laws and have the ability to work and provide for their families, and

01:26:28.600 in the moment, the position of woman not exercising authority, not that that position is any less

01:26:36.600 biblical, but by God's providence, you say, do we set these at odds?

01:26:40.880 Do we throw the entire nation into chaos and depose the queen and start a civil war?

01:26:45.420 And he actually said, no, you don't do that.

01:26:47.780 You carry on in a Christian society, the peaceful ordering of society, and you pray and you hope

01:26:53.880 and you work towards God elevating a man back into that position.

01:26:57.200 Yep.

01:26:58.140 And then Zachary Garris, this is from his excellent book, Honor Thy Fathers, from New Christendom Press.

01:27:02.360 He said this.

01:27:03.200 This is, he was a Dutch theologian.

01:27:05.580 Buitis differed from Knox, that's John Knox we listen to in the cold open.

01:27:09.740 While he thought that magistrates and monarchs should ordinarily be men,

01:27:12.700 He did not consider female rulers to be an absolute, like you're getting at Michael, absolute violation of scripture or nature.

01:27:19.720 Thus, he agreed with Calvin and Bollinger that women should not ordinarily serve as civil rulers, but he did not go so far as Knox and Goodman in opposing them outright.

01:27:27.660 So to the point, home and the church, there is just no space at all to argue that there would ever be a time that a wife would be head of the home over her husband or that a woman would serve as pastor.

01:27:38.600 there are some times in the secular realm

01:27:40.920 where it's been debated

01:27:42.280 whether that would be permissible or not.

01:27:44.700 But you can, I mean,

01:27:45.600 essentially what we're saying about

01:27:46.680 in the secular realm would be a situation

01:27:48.160 where there's a man with a terminal illness

01:27:50.260 who's bedridden, right?

01:27:52.200 And so the woman, even though she's the wife,

01:27:54.080 has assumed some sort of legal responsibility, 0.91

01:27:56.900 assigning contracts, you know,

01:27:58.640 is like, that's, no one would say, 1.00

01:28:02.280 well, she's usurping her role, right? 0.98

01:28:04.400 She's still trying to be godly.

01:28:05.720 She's still trying to be submissive to her husband, but her husband for maybe years is in this position. 0.98

01:28:12.100 And so she's having to exercise some degree of an unnatural authority while doing her best to be a picture of godly femininity. 1.00

01:28:19.780 That's what we're saying with the queen coming into power. 1.00

01:28:22.700 Like, it wouldn't be ideal.

01:28:24.260 In all things, she should seek to—

01:28:28.100 Defer to the wisdom of counsel.

01:28:30.180 Absolutely, yep.

01:28:31.340 Not lead in war, for example, and war to step down to a general, for instance.

01:28:34.960 But again, we have to be careful not to make the exception of the principle.

01:28:38.760 Exactly.

01:28:40.900 I don't think we can do that.

01:28:42.800 I think we, I'm with you guys, maybe in a timeless sense, but in terms of right now.

01:28:48.920 No, I agree.

01:28:49.620 We have proven like a million times over.

01:28:53.380 And when I say we, I'm not just talking about America.

01:28:55.080 I'm talking about, I'm talking about complementarians and reformed churches.

01:28:59.500 i'm talking about uh male elders in their galvanist churches they have proven that they um that they

01:29:08.620 can't do this it's because it's kind of like it's instead of uh yeah the lord sovereign sovereignly

01:29:15.100 and occasionally does these things by his providence and it's rare and you know right

01:29:19.580 um instead we've had this mentality i feel like for decades it's like come one come all yep right

01:29:25.020 so like and and so now it's and and everybody would say oh but we're still complementarian

01:29:30.060 believe in male headship we don't have any female elders we don't have a woman uh preach the sermon

01:29:34.540 she does the announcements and it's also a woman who's singing as the worship leader and it's also 0.92

01:29:38.620 like so you know a woman who's doing our child care because we don't let our kids come to church

01:29:42.780 we send them to a separate you know christian child care daycare thing instead of church so

01:29:46.860 our kids you know they go all the way until they're 12 years old not only without taking

01:29:50.380 the lord's supper but without even seeing the lord's supper ever administered so that you know 0.89

01:29:54.620 we have a female, you know, we have women who are leading the kids in a separate place that's 1.00

01:29:58.920 not even church. And then we have women who are leading the worship, women who are doing the 0.98

01:30:01.800 announcements and women who are doing the scripture reading. But a man preaches and none of the women 0.92

01:30:06.460 are elders by title. Now, of course they are. They're the shadow elders, right? So all those 0.98

01:30:10.700 men who are holding the office of elder, they go home, they talk to their wives, their wives don't

01:30:14.860 like it. The wives, you know, say, well, I don't like it. And then the elders come back and they 0.92

01:30:18.580 make a different decision that pleases their wives, you know, so, you know, but you do all that

01:30:23.840 and it's enough it's just barely enough to say yeah we hold to male headship in the church and

01:30:29.120 then in the home right and what does it look like in the home well it looks like um the husband uh

01:30:35.180 being the head of the wife in a practical level what that looks like is when we disagree um

01:30:40.180 we go with the husband no when we disagree we pause and we pray and then if we still can't

01:30:46.840 agree then we go to the elders who will typically agree with the wife and go usurp the husband's

01:30:53.280 authority because that's what complementarian elders tend to do um and then even if the elders

01:30:57.780 in a rare occasion say you know what this is by golly this is just an absolute tie you know and

01:31:02.360 you could go either way um then and only then then the husband's headship comes into play and that

01:31:09.700 you know in a healthy marriage that's an occurrence um well what he does is he defers to the wife

01:31:14.820 because he's a servant leader right and then he comes into play and he goes what she wants and

01:31:18.320 it goes with what she wants anyways because yeah servant leader um so so my point is you know i was

01:31:24.880 about to say i'm you know i'm being um i'm being silly but i'm not that is actually how it happens

01:31:29.820 both in the church and in the home in complementarian reform churches it is how it happens

01:31:33.900 um but the point is most of the reform guys today would say we are you know male headship and then

01:31:40.620 you know in the church in the home and i just expressed what that actually looks like it looks

01:31:44.440 like no male headship at all but then over here out this isn't church and this isn't home so like

01:31:49.580 this woman who's you know doing it's a ministry sure you know but it's it's not the church you

01:31:55.460 know or it's this over here but it's not the church or it's that over there and we just don't

01:32:00.400 say anything you know like it's just like oh it's free game because it's it's technically not in the

01:32:04.560 house and it's technically not in the church um you know so it's she's running for political

01:32:10.500 office or she's starting a podcast or she's speaking at a conference but it's not church

01:32:15.300 you know like she's doing this she's doing that um so i i guess i the re i agree with the quotes

01:32:21.760 that you guys read i know i know that you know i've heard that before the distinction i read

01:32:25.460 zach's book and you know the distinction between like cal a john calvin and john knox but i think

01:32:30.720 would they've been in one of those moments where um like if you know like i just think that's what

01:32:35.780 good rulers do so like if you know that your citizens that um there's like a widespread

01:32:40.820 epidemic that your citizens are just notorious for um thievery and they're just constantly robbing

01:32:49.160 and mugging people and this and that then um you just you crack down for a while you know and then

01:32:54.980 you get that high trust society that allows for some exceptions but um or just like you know that

01:33:00.480 that's a civil example but like a parental in the home example it's like if one of your children has

01:33:04.920 proven to not be trustworthy again and again and again then they just don't get some of the

01:33:08.480 liberties that maybe another child might because they've proven that they can't they're not

01:33:12.880 responsible enough to maintain those and i would just say that america as a nation and not uh

01:33:18.700 america including the church but america and especially the evangelical church and especially

01:33:25.360 especially especially the calvinist reformed evangelical church has proven we have literally

01:33:31.640 yelled at god and said we do not agree with male headship and we cannot do it and we will not do

01:33:41.240 it and so i think if you're living in a generation like that then i'm gonna go with i gotta go with

01:33:47.320 my scottish boy john knox love it and just say no exceptions i'm sorry hey you know it is with

01:33:54.280 great displeasure that i must i must announce to you that under christian nationalism at least for

01:33:59.320 the next 50 years in all western countries there will be no female leadership ever in any sphere

01:34:06.280 of human society whatsoever completely agree we do this in all areas i'm a teacher and i have a 0.95

01:34:11.320 policy where if you're willing to do some extra work i'm going to reward that and i'm going to

01:34:15.440 let you redo a homework assignment or something like that right but i found a couple months ago

01:34:19.320 that it seemed like students were just not doing the homework and then wanting to redo it so i said

01:34:23.040 guys the privilege is off the table amen like i'm not giving this sort of exception anymore like we

01:34:28.380 we just we we all do this in almost every area of life and the quotes that we said notwithstanding

01:34:33.260 we're just trying to be balanced historically but like we are in a time i'm glad you guys

01:34:36.440 shared that we are we are in a time where sadly we cannot have those things we can't have nice

01:34:41.420 things can't have nice things because the kids keep running around breaking them that's why

01:34:45.180 you bring that christian nationalism that's right eventually we could have those nice things that's

01:34:48.760 right but you lost it yep you lost the aristocratic south was great yep and it got destroyed that's

01:34:53.900 right you know and eventually yep that's right and eventually you know like that because that's

01:34:57.620 the thing because people think well the proverbs 31 woman yeah that's in the household like she had 1.00

01:35:01.960 a lot of she had a lot of power she did like she's commanding servants and i have no doubt that some 1.00

01:35:08.920 of those servants were probably men right sure she has female servants and male servants she's 1.00

01:35:13.160 looking over fields and she's looking over you know inside the house and she's also making 0.99

01:35:17.160 investments with her husband's money i might add so where does she get the money it's her husband's

01:35:21.220 money he's the one who's bringing in capital but then she's saying oh i've considered this field

01:35:26.720 i'm going to buy that one she's trading she's overseeing she's doing all these things she's

01:35:30.900 industrious is what i'm saying she's industrious but she's not boss babe hear me roar outside of 0.97

01:35:36.120 the home leaving the family she's industrious from from the position of the home not leaving 1.00

01:35:42.800 the home to be industrious for another man she she does work but she works instead of outside 0.99

01:35:48.020 the home for the man she works inside the home for her man yeah that's the difference but she 1.00

01:35:53.620 works and as as a worker she's a manager and she's a man she has workers under her and she's 1.00

01:35:59.180 exercising power she's spending capital she's making investments she's doing all those kinds 1.00

01:36:03.480 of things but but we can't do that right now we are just simply not we're too feminist uh if we 1.00

01:36:11.420 if we give an inch um the complementarians the complementarians will take a mile right and the 1.00

01:36:18.960 egalitarians will also take a mile because corporate needs you to see the difference

01:36:23.160 between these two pictures and it's the same picture egalitarian so that kind of ad answers

01:36:27.640 josh roha had two good questions he asked is there anything wrong with her pursuing some business

01:36:31.780 venture like baking really anything where she's a small business owner no nothing principally wrong

01:36:35.660 with that we can go to his first question another really good one michael i definitely want to hear

01:36:39.760 from you on this where should a young woman's energy and focus be spent while she is waiting

01:36:43.760 for marriage education question mark industry question mark where should it be yeah i think

01:36:49.340 that there are some skills and training that will set her up to be a more godly more effective and

01:36:55.360 more productive wife and mother and she should be working on gaining those skills and training 0.66

01:37:00.040 obviously parents have a large role in helping a woman find a spouse but as one of the other

01:37:05.860 commenters said it's hard right now finding sometimes a based qualified spouse and so there

01:37:13.000 might be a period where a young woman is still under her father's authority but she might you

01:37:17.620 know, she's not maybe in high school anymore. What she should be doing, just sitting around 0.94

01:37:20.640 twiddling her thumbs. No, of course not. Right. Um, she should be gaining practical skills that

01:37:25.760 are going to, and for the record, like I'm not even necessarily opposed to a woman, to a woman

01:37:30.340 getting some sort of degree that would help with that is she gets, um, my, uh, I know people who

01:37:36.180 have been helped by a woman in a church, single woman, um, who has a marketing degree, right?

01:37:41.480 Her father's business has profited greatly from the fact that she actually knows something

01:37:48.180 about how to get your business out there. 1.00

01:37:50.580 And if she gets married and her husband is a business owner, that's a skill that's going 1.00

01:37:56.080 to help the household income greatly.

01:37:57.880 That doesn't mean she is out working in a marketing company.

01:38:00.380 She's not.

01:38:01.100 She's at home.

01:38:02.380 She's working for her father right now.

01:38:04.460 And someday she'll be working for her husband.

01:38:06.820 So all that to say is she should be gaining skills.

01:38:10.600 she should be investing not because we we fall into the other trap too where we say well all

01:38:15.940 she can do is spiritual things well we live in a tangible world pray and babysit yep yep and that

01:38:22.660 and that's great like like my daughter does a lot of babysitting right now um in some ways she's not

01:38:27.460 ready to be a mom she's she's only 16 but in many ways because of how my wife has invested in her

01:38:32.900 and what she has chosen to do with her free time which is babysitting nannying um cooking things

01:38:40.120 like that, like in some ways, as a 16-year-old, she could actually take over a household right

01:38:44.800 now, right? There's some other areas where, you know, we're still working with her, but 0.93

01:38:48.820 in a lot of practical ways. So don't sit around. Don't waste the time. The Lord has given you that

01:38:53.300 time for a reason. Profit from it. Use it well. And make financial decisions that are going to

01:39:00.040 benefit your husband. Don't get, you know, $120,000 in debt that you're going into a marriage

01:39:04.400 with. But also, don't sit around and not develop skills. You've got to develop some skills.

01:39:10.120 and trust that the Lord is going to cause those

01:39:12.000 to bear fruit down the road.

01:39:13.900 It's really well said.

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01:39:27.340 and run by a woman who is,

01:39:30.920 she's the wife of one of my very best friends.

01:39:33.280 A wonderful wife and mother.

01:39:34.040 She's a wonderful wife and mother,

01:39:35.400 and she's a faithful member in good standing

01:39:37.240 in our local church.

01:39:38.120 she's going to be heading up uh this event and uh right now we are um we're pretty much full

01:39:44.860 with the guys but um we will have to cancel it if we don't get enough girls um i think

01:39:51.620 it's rough right now it's like it's um we've kind of capped it at like four we need 40 guys

01:39:57.800 and 40 girls we've got 40 guys and i think quite as many have like what okay it's 20 now we have

01:40:05.780 20 and 20 oh 20 and 20 okay so 40 overall so we currently have 20 guys but we have like three

01:40:14.900 girls which is that's why i tweeted out the other day ecclesiastes right like uh among a thousand

01:40:23.660 one upright man but i did not find one upright woman among them all um it's like it's hard guys

01:40:31.320 i i get it like i hear women from times like it's so hard to find a good christian man

01:40:35.080 i've told friends i'm like i'm so thankful i'm not dating right now right yeah it is hard to

01:40:40.100 find a good christian man harder to find a good christian girl yeah that's been my experience um

01:40:45.440 yeah i you know so uh we need some women anyways that's the point we've got 20 guys who already 0.98

01:40:51.120 signed up so we're full on the guys uh we've got like three or four five tops uh so we need like 0.81

01:40:56.120 15 godly single women to sign up uh go to right response conference it's it's a part of our 0.98

01:41:02.140 conference but you have to register separately right response conference.com scroll down you 0.97

01:41:08.840 register for the conference and then go ahead and register for the singles event as well i just

01:41:12.840 wanted to say that yep interesting super chat maybe this will be the last one that we hit i'm

01:41:18.500 gonna send nate a picture of it i actually don't know anything show it so yeah i'm excited to hear

01:41:23.260 this from you well don't be too excited curb your enthusiasm mr pitt mr pitt ten dollar super chat

01:41:29.620 thanks so much he said this i'd like to know what each of you every single one of us think of the

01:41:34.660 trump themed golden goat statute at mar-a-lago and so uh the picture will probably be coming

01:41:39.880 up in a minute it is a goat covered in hundred dollar bills that i think have trump's likeness

01:41:46.240 on them yeah i'm gonna be honest i don't love that don't love that oh yeah you get into the

01:41:54.940 the elites like you listen to uh martyr mage jeffrey epstein series there's some weird things

01:42:00.100 that go on with people with a lot of money and a lot of power and uh yeah that's it's stuff like

01:42:05.460 this that has satanic symbolism in it pizza gate like all that it's weird demonic worship um and

01:42:11.080 then you know the birds of a feather flock together so you know there's certain things

01:42:14.760 that just kind of come as like peas in a pot uh demon worship pedophilia

01:42:19.580 let's not say it straight out but just just give a few last names i think no right all right

01:42:37.320 can you sign up your daughter um i mean you know they say in trump we trust aaron perryman said

01:42:42.200 they also say in trump we trust rather than god we trust yeah it's not good i don't love it yeah

01:42:47.440 i don't know enough about it but from what i do know by just looking at the picture

01:42:50.940 don't like it if i was there i would burn it that's like yeah i don't like it yeah

01:42:57.220 the goats will all be coming down under christian nationalism we are not there yet

01:43:02.380 we're not in christian nationalism no christian prince goat and hundred dollar bills we're getting

01:43:06.760 there because we'll be in bitcoin not in fiat that's why um all right i think that's a good

01:43:13.080 just for the record i i saw somebody who's like are you do you guys like are you not on board with

01:43:18.400 bitcoin i'm on i'm on board i am so on board with we are yeah we're bitcoin we are central banking

01:43:24.660 disrespecters yeah we are fiat disrespect yeah it's decentralized it's not fiat currency yeah

01:43:30.880 it's we like bitcoin um all right i think that's it thank you guys so much for tuning in uh one

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01:45:00.560 this joel made the call last night last night exactly ben's eisloft and some other people

01:45:05.260 reached out to us jacob miller who's a faithful member at our church we're like guys if you can

01:45:09.860 we're not telling you what to do they were gracious about it but if you can right because

01:45:13.680 an abolitionist is like if you can could you make every episode for the rest of your life

01:45:16.940 so so they you know so ben and uh jacob you know it's like that meme where it's like the veins

01:45:23.120 popping out of his forehead as an abolitionist uh you know waiting for the next episode

01:45:26.640 of abolitionist rising but they but they did it the right way ben ben and jacob they were both

01:45:31.460 like hey we we know that it doesn't always have to be about this but this one's big yeah like

01:45:35.300 there was a real bill um that was viable i mean it could have happened and pro-lifers stood in

01:45:42.160 the way and we've been and we've been talking about pro-lifers being a hindrance to abolishing

01:45:46.500 abortion for a very long time but this is one of the clearest examples that might prove it

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01:46:10.420 in ministry like king's hall um king's hall does incredibly thorough deep dive information

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01:46:18.860 gonna come and it's gonna be here's an awesome piece of content on this subject cold opens 55

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01:47:24.260 monday and god bless

The NXR Podcast - February 14, 2025

THE LIVESTREAM - Women Must Be Removed From All Public Service

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