The NXR Podcast - THEOLOGY APPLIED - Harvested Eggs, Rented Wombs, & Sterilized Adolescents

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00:00:18.040 All right, welcome to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your host,

00:00:21.460 Pastor Joel Webman with Right Response Ministries, and the title of this episode

00:00:24.840 is butchered babies, harvested eggs, rented wombs, and sterilized adolescents. My special

00:00:31.960 guest today is Delano Squires from The Blaze. I'm going to quote him right here. This is from

00:00:36.820 one of his recent articles, and this is specifically what we're going to be talking

00:00:40.220 about in this episode today. Delano writes this, according to progressives, societies don't suffer

00:00:45.940 from too much sin. Their problem is not enough Caesar. They believe the desires of adults should

00:00:51.700 always take precedence over the needs of children. This is the dystopian future of butchered babies,

00:00:57.540 harvested eggs, rented wombs, and sterilized adolescents. Charles Darwin would probably

00:01:03.180 describe this entire agenda as artificial selection because there is nothing natural

00:01:08.500 about a species that sees the death and destruction of its own young as a sign of

00:01:13.520 social progress. The denial of objective truth is a rejection of God. There is a straight line

00:01:19.660 from biological evolution to political revolution to cultural devolution.

00:01:25.940 That's Delano Squires, our guest for today on Theology Applied.

00:01:30.400 Applying God's Word to every aspect of life.

00:01:34.080 This is Theology Applied.

00:01:40.980 All right, welcome to another episode of Theology Applied.

00:01:44.040 I am your host, Pastor Joel Webin with Right Response Ministries.

00:01:47.020 And here I am today again for the second time, joined by our special guest, Delano Squires.

00:01:53.580 Delano, introduce yourself to our audience.

00:01:56.940 Hi, I'm Delano Squires.

00:01:59.380 I write Contribute to The Blaze.

00:02:02.060 I appear twice a week on Fearless with Jason Whitlock.

00:02:05.060 And you can catch me on Twitter, trying to behave myself, at Delano Squires, D-E-L-A-N-O-S-Q-U-I-R-E-S.

00:02:14.320 And thank you for having me, Pastor Joel.

00:02:16.200 Absolutely.

00:02:16.940 Thanks for coming on the show.

00:02:18.000 So this is what I wanted to do.

00:02:19.720 So I think I'm going to title this episode.

00:02:21.160 It may, you know, sometimes I'll switch up the titles, you know, in the bottom of the

00:02:24.600 ninth.

00:02:24.880 But what I got as a placeholder right now is butchered babies, harvested eggs, rented 1.00

00:02:30.320 wombs, and sterilized adolescents.

00:02:32.940 And I got that from you.

00:02:34.680 So one of the recent articles that I read by you was fantastic.

00:02:37.840 And you just talked about just the, you know, the upside down world that we're currently

00:02:41.080 living in.

00:02:42.020 And so I took a few quotes from this article and I put them there.

00:02:45.700 they're kind of out of order from the way that you wrote it. But some of the things I just thought

00:02:48.920 were so profound and insightful. But it does make sense if I just read it as a paragraph. But I was

00:02:55.060 thinking, I just want to read line by line, and then throw it to you and get your thoughts. And

00:03:00.600 then we can just kind of go back and forth. And I think we can, I think there's some just there's

00:03:05.140 some great stuff here from what you wrote. So okay. All right. So let's just let's just go ahead

00:03:08.960 and start. So I have parenthetically, because this is who you're talking about. But according

00:03:13.220 to progressives societies don't suffer from too much sin their problem is not enough season

00:03:18.880 i love that talk about that for a second yeah so so just for the the larger context i wrote this

00:03:28.140 column tuesday monday or tuesday um earlier this week and it was really in response to matt walsh's

00:03:36.400 you know film what is a woman which everybody's talking about and and for me i started by saying

00:03:41.520 I thought the film was less about the question, what is a woman or even the issue of transgenderism?

00:03:48.940 It really was a film about about truth and the nature of truth and whether there is such a thing as objective truth.

00:03:56.200 Not that Matt Walsh was raising that question, but the people he was speaking to, it was clear that they don't believe that there's such a thing as objective truth.

00:04:03.180 And so, you know, once I got down to this, to the part that you quoted, I'm saying, you know, if humans don't believe that there's a creator who provides our, you know, objective standards of morality, then human flourishing is really about having the right people in power, right?

00:04:24.320 This is this is this is often this is basically the progressive sort of leftist view of the world.

00:04:30.320 I guess you need to write people in power, wielding power to get the type of outcomes that they want.

00:04:36.580 So if it's about that, then it's not about human flourishing is not a function of sort of spiritual health.

00:04:43.680 And that's why I said, you know, from their perspective, societies don't suffer from too much sin is not enough season.

00:04:49.640 Right. So we don't have the right people in power.

00:04:52.680 If we practice socialism, then we'll get it right. Everybody else has failed, but then we'll get it right. So, but before that, and I hope I don't step on your message, but before that paragraph, I said the denial of objective truth is a rejection of God.

00:05:10.120 and i say that there's a straight line from biological evolution that's right yeah

00:05:15.080 to political revolution to cultural devolution devolution devolution right so and you know

00:05:24.680 that's true because i'm a pastor i know for a fact that is true because it rhymes

00:05:28.440 it has to be true that's the standard yeah i was telling somebody earlier um i said like when i

00:05:38.700 write, I see myself as equal parts preacher, comedian, and rapper. So I have certain lines

00:05:46.820 and the preacher part, whenever I get a sort of, you know, I get going on my alliteration,

00:05:52.000 I'll say, nah, that's the, that's the preacher part of it. So real quick, the line one more

00:05:57.420 time was there was a straight, it is great line. There was a straight line from biological evolution

00:06:02.320 to political revolution to cultural devolution go ahead yeah so so yeah i and i really believe

00:06:10.340 that and and if for your sports fan viewers it's almost like you know watching a pitcher throw a

00:06:16.600 slider to a right-handed batter it's it's down and to the left and and that's how i would describe

00:06:21.360 you know that line so um for people again who hold to that worldview it's always about the

00:06:27.300 people in power and i know i don't know you've particularly over like let's say the last four

00:06:31.800 years that's all everyone wants to talk about even in big eva it's about power who has the power

00:06:38.620 who's wielding the power and um well that was james cone with black liberation theology you

00:06:44.480 know like that infamous clip where he's like i know you know he's like i know there are problems

00:06:48.560 in the black church but you know people ask me why i always talk about harp on the white church

00:06:52.880 because they got more power you know is the way he said and that that was his whole thing it was

00:06:57.400 like who has power. Correct. Correct. So, so yeah, so that, that's, that was that line about

00:07:02.500 sin versus Caesar. Cool. So let's, let's explore that a little bit more because here, here are

00:07:07.740 some of the thoughts that I had. So societies don't suffer too, from too much sin. Their problem

00:07:12.340 is not enough Caesar. And I think that like, that's so insightful, but it gets into who is

00:07:16.380 Caesar? What's the purpose of Caesar? You know, like what, what, so what does the Bible say about

00:07:21.040 Caesar? But then also what, what do progressives, what do they say about Caesar? What, how do they

00:07:26.080 define Caesar? Because when I look at that, I think, well, the reason, so it's funny. It's

00:07:31.060 like the opposite. Of course, it's the opposite of God's truth and what we believe from the

00:07:34.680 scripture. But we would say, because societies suffer from so much sin, that's the whole reason

00:07:40.680 why we need a Caesar. That Caesar is appointed by God to punish the evildoer. He bears the sword.

00:07:50.460 He has a ministry of coercion. We always think of coercion in a negative way, but they're

00:07:56.000 are proper instances where, yes, you are allowed to coerce to a minor, and it must be always the

00:08:02.780 objective is love, but to a minor degree, there is a sense of coercion even within the sovereign

00:08:07.640 sphere of the home. To the parent is given the rod, right? And regardless of your views on

00:08:13.020 spanking and those kinds of things, the point is this, parents are physically larger than their

00:08:18.400 kids, especially, you know, I'm talking about little kids. And there are times where that kid

00:08:22.660 They're just throwing a tantrum and blue in their face.

00:08:24.380 They're arching the back, you know, and stuff like that.

00:08:26.160 And what do you do?

00:08:28.200 Do you just sit there and attempt to persuade?

00:08:30.180 No, there are times where you coerce.

00:08:31.860 You pick up the child, you put them in their crib or in their bed.

00:08:35.240 And like, all right, you know, we got to calm down.

00:08:37.380 You know, like it's not just so.

00:08:39.440 So my point is there are ministries, you know, with the home, the church and the state where God does give a coercive tool, not just a persuasive tool.

00:08:48.100 The rod and the sword are both coercive tools, but if they're used properly by the proper party, right, not a vigilante, but the state, you know, the father in the home and the civil magistrate in the state using the right tool by the right person for the right things, then that is appropriate.

00:09:07.520 So for us, we say, okay, because there's so much sin in societies, that's the whole reason why we have Caesar to begin with.

00:09:14.660 And because Caesar is a part of society, he himself is a sinner, which is why we have multiple Caesars and not just one, right?

00:09:23.280 Checks and balances and three branches of government and outside of Caesar.

00:09:26.580 That's why we have three sovereign spheres and Caesar is just one of them.

00:09:30.280 And then we have the home and the church to also kind of help with this checks and balances.

00:09:34.640 And so for us, it's like because of sin, that's the whole reason why we have Caesar.

00:09:38.660 So in the progressive mindset of societies don't suffer, as you wrote, societies don't suffer from too much sin.

00:09:46.580 Their problem is not enough Caesar.

00:09:48.020 And I guess my question is, if the society doesn't have a sin problem, why do they need more Caesar?

00:09:55.020 I mean, that's a great question.

00:09:56.700 I think part of the problem is we have a deformed, unbiblical relationship with government. 0.92

00:10:09.320 And I say that because you talked about the three spheres, right?

00:10:13.200 So God has given the rod to parents in the home and the keys to the church and then the sword to the state.

00:10:20.840 but when you accept that the government the state is is a god king right when you treat them in that

00:10:30.860 way like jeremy boyne i got you when you treat when you when you look when you treat government

00:10:39.500 in that way and i would say in american culture we've been there for quite some time where i think

00:10:46.360 oftentimes both parties, but particularly on the left, it's like the government plays the role of

00:10:51.220 dad. It plays the role of God from their perspective, obviously. Obviously, it doesn't

00:10:57.040 in reality. So, what you end up doing is putting all of the responsibilities that belong to parents

00:11:03.960 in the home, and you say, that's the government's responsibility. The responsibilities that belong

00:11:08.620 to the church in terms of spiritual formation and discipleship, that's the government's

00:11:12.980 responsibility so when you have you know these these things whether it's the mass shootings or

00:11:20.920 anything like that that pops up the response is always more government if we pass new laws

00:11:28.900 more laws if we had you know new uh government agencies we would finally be able to tackle this

00:11:36.860 issue and i think that this perspective comes from from a deformed worldview um it's a materialist

00:11:43.360 worldview and i and i've noticed this even within the church that i'll give this example even you

00:11:52.160 know with uh the abortion the dobbs decision that was hopefully going to be handed down

00:11:57.160 that overturns roe versus wade i saw commentary from the erlc from the and campaign from a number

00:12:05.380 of self-described Christian, evangelical, conservative sort of commentators.

00:12:13.720 And whenever they talked about a post-Role world, they would talk about the need for

00:12:18.480 Christians to do more, support mothers, and okay, that's fine.

00:12:22.920 And then it would go to, you know, more funding and for more programs for, you know, moms.

00:12:30.940 And I said, okay.

00:12:32.860 and then i was i was i'd be listening for the last shoot or drop right and not a single one

00:12:39.360 used the words marriage father father husband responsibility and i and i think

00:12:46.500 um a lot of times people talk about you know cultural marxism and crt but i think that

00:12:52.600 marxian worldview the materialist worldview the one that says if man's of all of man's needs were

00:12:59.300 met then we could eliminate all pain and suffering and sin and evil that has that has taken hold in

00:13:08.880 the church a lot more than i think we're we're really ready to uh acknowledge yeah i think you're

00:13:14.200 right so yeah i i think i think that's right on so societies don't suffer uh from too much sin

00:13:19.560 their problem is not enough caesar for us we would say uh sees because because we would say the only

00:13:24.760 purpose for Caesar is because societies possess sin, and societies with that sin often commit

00:13:33.360 crimes, and that's the purpose of Caesar, is to punish those who do evil. For them, though,

00:13:37.560 they would say, oh, well, that's not what Caesar does. It's not that Caesar punishes sin

00:13:42.600 when sin becomes crime, but rather what Caesar does is he, well, we could say it like this,

00:13:51.120 he, he provides welfare. He, he, and basically what they'll do in a nutshell, what I'm getting

00:13:58.040 at is they will define Caesar the way the Bible defines fathers, the home. And then they'll

00:14:05.960 define Caesar the way that the Bible would define priests, you know, in the church, elders and

00:14:13.100 deacons. And they'll define, so for them, the reason why they, they're like, we need more Caesar

00:14:17.460 is because they have no, in their worldview, their antithetical, you know, anti-to-God worldview,

00:14:23.960 because they hate God, they have no choice but to hate both the family and the church.

00:14:29.360 The only institution that is divinely instituted by God, but the only institution that they don't

00:14:37.000 hate is the state. And so, when they think, you know, societies don't suffer from too much sin,

00:14:44.200 but they do suffer from, from pain and from tragedy and hunger and need, right? Societies

00:14:51.520 have, and we would say, and why is that? You know, let's connect that dot. Just go, you're almost

00:14:57.400 there. Keep going, keep going. You can make it. But they, but they would say, you know, the lack

00:15:02.200 and the poverty and this and that is all hanging in midair. It's not rooted in sin. No, no, no,

00:15:07.400 no. It's not because of sin. It's just, it's, it is because of sin. They would say it is because

00:15:11.560 of sin but it's not because of society's sin it's because of a few individuals in society a certain

00:15:18.060 group in society and so we need caesar to punish them and provide for us punish them and provide

00:15:26.120 for us whereas we would say well caesar does need to punish those who do evil but that has to be

00:15:30.680 you know defined by the bible not not progressive politics uh those who actually do evil and then

00:15:36.780 caesar doesn't provide um that's that's what fathers fathers in the home um provide and even

00:15:42.580 i i've noticed i don't know if you've noticed this but i've noticed a lot of people saying well

00:15:46.120 we wouldn't need the state you know doing all these things and welfare and blah blah blah in

00:15:49.580 this bloated state you know that's got its hand in this and hand in that if uh if the church and

00:15:54.440 and i always just want to stop people right there and just say okay um biblically yeah the church

00:16:00.320 does some of that um but biblically that out of these three spheres of the home the church and

00:16:04.520 the state. The first guardrail, the first line of defense is not the church when it comes to

00:16:11.960 meeting, when it comes to provision, when it comes to providing for it. The first line of defense

00:16:17.200 is the family. The Bible does not say it's first the church. Look at 1 Timothy chapter 5, this list

00:16:22.620 of, you know, do not admit, you know, a widow to this list of widows that the church is going to 0.56

00:16:27.200 care for unless she's 65 years of age, unless she's been married once, right? Not multiple

00:16:33.100 husbands, not adulterous, not, she needs to have been faithful. She has no husband to care for her. 0.79

00:16:38.940 She has no grown sons that are able to care for her. She has, so basically what the apostle Paul

00:16:44.800 is saying to Timothy is before the church helps someone and not just the poor because they're poor

00:16:50.460 because of their sin, because they're lazy or this. No, but first, is this someone who's actually

00:16:54.720 poor, helplessly poor, like a widow or an orphan? So first, it's not just the poor, but it's what I

00:17:00.000 would call the helpless poor and then second is there anyone in their family that can help them

00:17:04.400 if so they need to do it and don't burden the church and if not if the first line of defense

00:17:10.660 the family that's the first place we look then we'll help them with the church but even with the

00:17:14.760 church do they belong to the church are they faithful right it's not like that you know with

00:17:20.420 the early book of acts they shared everything in common and no one had need among them they did not

00:17:24.400 eradicate poverty in the city of jerusalem they eradicated poverty in the church in jerusalem

00:17:29.900 even the you know the jewish historian josephus he said it's a very peculiar thing that a person

00:17:35.360 could virtually become rich overnight simply by joining the ranks of the church but even josephus

00:17:40.980 recognized there's a condition you must belong to the household of faith paul says in galatians

00:17:46.280 right as often you have opportunity do good to all but especially that is prioritize the household

00:17:50.900 of faith and although christ is infinite his church here on earth is finite meaning that as

00:17:56.280 often as you have opportunity comes into play in almost every single scenario how much opportunity

00:18:00.560 do we have we've got to prioritize we've got to pick and choose we pick the faithful over the

00:18:04.860 faithful so all that being said my point is to say that um you know people say well we wouldn't

00:18:08.800 have a bloated state we wouldn't have welfare we wouldn't have the state doing this and that if

00:18:11.680 the church hadn't failed and i would say uh i i think the church has failed uh don't make no

00:18:16.660 mistake but i think one of the chief ways the church failed is in discipling men so that the

00:18:22.100 family wouldn't fail you got any thoughts on that yeah absolutely it's funny you on when you were

00:18:28.140 speaking just now i thought about one of the things that i learned in sunday school many many

00:18:33.220 movements ago growing up and um the the the brother who taught our sunday school class would

00:18:39.640 tell you know me and my friends four of us um he i remembered clearly he said you know a man that 0.53

00:18:47.080 doesn't take care of his household is worse and he used the word infidel right scriptures uses

00:18:52.580 unbeliever and that was seared into our minds and we all of us grew up in households with our

00:18:59.960 married parents our dads were all around but even the old the men our father's peers who were

00:19:07.740 discipling us and teaching us that was one of the things that they drilled into our minds it was

00:19:11.500 you know the notion that i would discharge that responsibility onto the state is just something i

00:19:17.360 can't wrap my my mind around um and and as a and not as a one-time oh i need you know the social

00:19:25.760 safety net but as a as a as a way of doing business for an entire community or entire

00:19:31.840 city or entire nation is not something that i would ever subscribe to so so yeah i'm i i agree

00:19:38.920 with you. I think the church has done a poor job of discipling. And I will say this,

00:19:44.520 when I see Christian leaders who talk a lot about, you know, social justice or equity or racial

00:19:52.620 justice, who spend more time, particularly as it relates to on the race aspect, when they spend

00:20:01.200 more time talking about what white conservative christians think and say and do more so than what

00:20:13.040 uh black men men like myself what our responsibilities are as men as the same as

00:20:19.920 yours would be to your family when when they spend more time thinking about what you think

00:20:25.840 more so than what i do i have a problem with that because these are these are some places

00:20:31.120 you know who who have platforms and they could say hey black men you we're we're all the same

00:20:38.880 like every man has a responsibility to his own household so it doesn't matter what somebody else

00:20:44.880 in you know des moines or duluth or wherever you you live in philadelphia you live in washington dc

00:20:52.480 You need to take care of your own business first before you blame somebody else for your material condition.

00:20:58.320 So that's one of those things that really aggravates me because it's a missed opportunity.

00:21:03.560 And it's not just a race thing, because I would argue that men in general in this country, particularly young men, are struggling.

00:21:11.420 I don't think it's any coincidence that you see these mass shooters, oftentimes teenage boys who are disaffected and disconnected,

00:21:18.560 sometimes because they don't have a relationship with their dad or a good relationship with their

00:21:23.660 mom for that matter and sometimes you know they may live in the house with both parents

00:21:28.660 but so many parents are busy you know with their own lives their own social media you know profiles

00:21:35.700 and own jobs and whatever other responsibilities they have that they are not minding the store

00:21:41.980 and don't realize that they're the teenagers being radicalized online right so um when i think about

00:21:49.840 the young guys you know the kids 14 15 16 that are coming up it's hard to see what you know what

00:21:58.720 what their what their future will look like because they're growing up in a world that

00:22:04.180 doesn't can't even define the words man and woman right right and they're being told constantly that

00:22:10.300 their masculinity the way god made them is toxic and sometimes they get that from the church

00:22:16.760 and i and i and i think that's one of those ways in which the church has failed to properly disciple

00:22:22.780 all of its members but particularly um young men i agree so one of the next things you wrote in

00:22:29.000 your article and i'm putting a couple statements together here but you said they believe the

00:22:33.400 desires of adults should always take precedent over the the needs of children the desires of

00:22:39.860 adults should always take precedence over the needs of children. This is the dystopian future

00:22:45.320 of butchered babies, harvested eggs, rented wombs, and sterilized adolescents. I think that's

00:22:53.720 really well said, especially let's start with that first half of the desires of adults taking

00:22:59.360 precedence over the needs of children, because the result of that is the dystopian future of

00:23:04.100 butchered babies, harvested eggs, rented wombs, and sterilized adults. But talk about that for

00:23:09.860 a little bit, this idea of adults and their desires trumping the needs of kids.

00:23:15.740 Sure. I think the easiest way to see that, particularly the last two years, is

00:23:20.760 the way that so many schools shut down and refuse to open up for kids. And sometimes,

00:23:30.540 you know low-income kids who who really needed the in-person instruction and even after the time

00:23:36.620 when everybody else went to work right the grocery stores were running the the uber eats guys were

00:23:41.740 driving around and you heard some teachers still saying that they couldn't they couldn't go back

00:23:45.900 and they were too afraid that's right they're not afraid they're not too afraid to go to mardi gras

00:23:50.300 or puerto rico wherever but when it came to going back in the classroom it's like oh we're scared

00:23:55.500 And I think that was one of the ways in which you saw it in terms of, you know, adults saying, well, we're not going to go back into the classroom until every kid is vaccinated.

00:24:05.380 Every kid can't, you know, get the shot. So that's one way.

00:24:09.400 But the other way, and this ties into the second part that you wrote, that you read, excuse me, is this is part of what we talk about.

00:24:23.640 And I think we talked about this our first conversation when you have, you know, two men who get the eggs of one woman and then put them in two separate women so that they can create children that are related through the mom who's not part of the relationship and not by the death.

00:24:49.560 But this this type of arrangement, this modern family, quote unquote, is part of that dystopian future that I'm talking about, which actually is a dystopian present where it's it's not about a child's right to have their mother and father.

00:25:07.180 according to god's natural design for the family it's about um adults whether it's two men or two

00:25:15.360 women uh who say that my desire to be a parent trumps their desire to have both parents that's

00:25:24.200 right um and it's easy to see in the in the case of you know same-sex couples and again whether it's

00:25:31.580 men or two women but even honestly uh i'm starting to see this even with some some women college

00:25:38.700 educated openly mobile women who say look i want the carriage but i don't want the marriage so i'll

00:25:44.140 just i'll just have a baby with a guy and i'll raise the kid by myself because that's what i

00:25:49.660 want to do and you know i'm empowered and i can do whatever i want and to me that type of selfishness

00:25:54.940 is really um eroding you know our society because eventually those kids yes they're cute and cuddly

00:26:03.340 early on but again when you have a young man who grows up and you realize his father's nowhere to

00:26:10.580 be found that has a profound effect on him and i don't care what color he is um and sometimes you

00:26:17.000 know they're sort of mediating factors if you know he has extended family and a granddad and uncles

00:26:21.680 that can sort of address that.

00:26:25.180 But even with that, I've been thinking about the grandfathers

00:26:28.160 and the uncles and stuff.

00:26:29.560 That is the privilege of yesteryear's conservative biblical worldview.

00:26:39.100 Agreed.

00:26:39.380 I mean, you think 20, 30 years down the line,

00:26:42.920 if there's not reformation in our nation,

00:26:46.140 there won't be the grandfathers.

00:26:49.020 And so like, so like, even when you, when you look at Hollywood and different movies and they portray, you know, like this young, you know, same sex, you know, couple or whatever.

00:26:57.360 And like, but it's always in the context and the larger context on the backdrop of a, of a stable traditional family with, with grandma and grandpa, not grandma and grandma, but grandma and grandpa and this and that.

00:27:13.600 And part of the only reason why this, and yeah, you know,

00:27:16.120 one of the big plots in the movie is going to be like how they, you know,

00:27:18.460 at first they don't really like this idea of, you know, this, this same sex,

00:27:22.080 you know, marriage and blah, blah, blah. But the, and you know,

00:27:24.420 and they're eventually won over and stuff, but here's the thing, like, you know,

00:27:27.960 so, so the whole part of the movie is like, all right, so there's this, you know,

00:27:30.660 this 21 year old girl and she falls in love with another girl, you know,

00:27:34.520 and then she's introducing that girl to her family and they want to get married.

00:27:37.440 They want to start, you know, modern family and all this kind of stuff. And,

00:27:40.300 you know and and grandma and grandpa and mom and dad you know and all these people are slow on the

00:27:45.580 uptake you know but they eventually come around and there's this love and support but but what's

00:27:49.820 not discussed in the movie is that um that she has this safety net this this larger extended

00:27:56.120 family safety net because the rest of her family has adhered to the traditional model of family

00:28:01.740 the traditional view of family what happens 20 30 years down the line if we keep going this direction

00:28:06.860 and and there is no grandma and grandpa um it's it's grandpa and grandpa who let's let's face it

00:28:13.540 statistically aren't together anymore they're divorced correct statistically they're divorced

00:28:18.120 and you know and then there's you know there there's you know uncle this and like there is

00:28:24.520 the whole family fabric goes away so now as you're trying to have your modern family you have you

00:28:30.140 don't have anything to rely on i think i think what i'm trying to say is i think part of the

00:28:34.940 The only reason why this same-sex mirage has gotten as far as it has is because it's been borrowing the strength of traditional biblical marriage that surrounds it.

00:28:46.400 You know what I mean? 1.00

00:28:46.960 And if it had to stand on its own two feet, it would be decimated in about 15 minutes.

00:28:52.820 And that's one of the things I said in terms of, I said that leftist dogma is in a death spiral, right?

00:29:02.200 So everything it touches as it relates to the value of life, sex, sexuality, marriage, and family leads to death, right?

00:29:17.780 So, you know, the scriptures, obviously, you know, God commanded Adam and Eve to be fruitful and multiply. 0.94

00:29:23.340 And that multiplication requires a male and female.

00:29:27.360 That's the only combination that does it. 0.66

00:29:28.940 and marriage provides the ideal context for that for for the provision and protection of women and

00:29:34.380 dependent children um and again scripture declares that the value of life is inherent

00:29:40.400 because of our creator but leftism is a completely counter worldview so particularly where we are

00:29:52.280 right now you're talking about you know a left the left that says abortion up until birth should

00:29:58.840 be law should be codified into law yeah they think toddlers can change their gender and the family

00:30:06.600 structures that they that they like promoting cannot produce offspring without external

00:30:12.680 assistance they can rent the eggs but they can't create the babies so where god says be fruitful

00:30:18.880 and multiply they say you know be fruitless and destroy um and that's one of the things that i

00:30:23.460 think you know even conservatives have to get their mind around because i think most people

00:30:29.680 they say oh well it's two people it's a loving home for a child and so on and so forth but

00:30:36.420 again when whenever you try to defy deny and defy god's design for the world that he created

00:30:46.960 you run yourself into trouble and i've said this before i'm not sure if we talked about the first

00:30:51.620 time but one of the most interesting things is that even in in that context 0.99

00:30:56.040 um i have never seen and if i have it's rare to ever see two uh butch lesbian women together

00:31:09.440 it is always one you know masculine looking lesbian and one feminine so even though 1.00

00:31:19.920 obviously there's still two women and i know that the the the l's and the g's need sex to 0.77

00:31:26.480 be real in order for for what they do to to make sense the t's say no there's no such thing as

00:31:32.240 gender but it's always one masculine presenting woman and one feminine presenting woman because

00:31:39.280 even in their denial of god's design there's a part of them that wants to recreate what it is

00:31:45.240 that god put into this earth um and i and i find that that phenomenon fascinating well they know

00:31:53.040 you're right because they still want to recognize god's design in the fabric of of his world at

00:31:57.540 large they just uh it's a personal denial it's uh it doesn't it doesn't apply to me i'm an exception

00:32:03.760 right and that was the original argument right the original argument with you know

00:32:08.140 with homosexuality and lesbianism and all these kind of things was that people are born this way

00:32:12.980 and we need to make room for them and you know it's it was the same argument as abortion right

00:32:17.780 safe legal and rare right rare so it's this it's this rare kind of thing you know it's it's three

00:32:22.740 percent of the population you know or less and and it's not their fault there's nothing they can do

00:32:28.140 about it this wasn't a choice right that was the whole mantra it's not my choice it's not a choice

00:32:32.560 you know it's not a choice this is the way i was born and now we're told that you know sexuality is

00:32:37.300 fluid and you can just you know on on a whim like now you can identify as a cheetah you know and

00:32:43.060 like you know i mean and so all that went out the window and we always knew it would we we knew that

00:32:48.400 okay this is bogus you know um but the problem is you know we don't hold the line you know it's just

00:32:54.980 like you know you say you say this is a slippery slope you know and uh if you really believe that

00:33:02.040 then you know then hold the line like there was there were plenty of people saying this is going

00:33:07.100 to happen you know give it 10 years give it now a lot of people i think thought it would take a

00:33:11.400 little bit longer than it did it happened pretty quick but yes you know but this this is the

00:33:16.000 transgenderism i said i think i said the other day on twitter i said um what did i say oh i said

00:33:21.440 just as socialism is the foretaste of communism so too um egalitarianism is the foretaste of

00:33:28.000 androgyny and i said aka um the the end result of feminism was always transgenderism and you know 0.98

00:33:37.660 and the feminists would object to that strongly and be offended by that greatly offended by that 1.00

00:33:42.980 you know um because the feminists just like the lesbian just like you know they they need they 1.00

00:33:47.980 need sex biological sex to do what they do you know but um but i i think that the the end result 1.00

00:33:54.540 of feminism was always going to be transgenderism people want it's like basically like people they

00:33:59.000 want to rebel against god but only so far and and in the the irony is that even their rebellion 0.90

00:34:04.380 even even the enjoyment the pleasure of their rebellion relies upon god's goodness and grace

00:34:10.600 so it's like this idea of you know like we're constantly it's it's like we're we're constantly

00:34:17.000 relying on on god's common grace uh to even to enjoy our sin you know and like how what an irony

00:34:24.420 What an irony that that is, is that I don't want to submit and obey.

00:34:29.240 I don't want to be subjugated to the Lordship of Christ.

00:34:32.080 I want to rebel against him, but I still want all his benefits.

00:34:35.980 I still want to live in his world, and I still want to be able to see his sunrise in the morning and appreciate the stars at night that he made. 0.86

00:34:44.000 And I still, you know, in general, I need this, these kinds of, you know, this binary sexual thing for all this to work, you know.

00:34:50.940 And then somebody comes and says, praise God for the transgender. 1.00

00:34:54.080 Seriously, I feel like in God's providence, in his sovereign will, not his moral will,

00:34:59.000 but his sovereign will, it's an answer to prayer.

00:35:01.320 Maybe not the answer that we wanted, but it's doing the job. 0.93

00:35:04.000 You know, the transgender comes in and just shows you just right down the line, 1.00

00:35:07.940 Leah Thomas, hulking dude, beating girls, you know, they're crying as they're getting 1.00

00:35:11.160 demolished in swim meets.

00:35:12.740 And it's like God's, you know, it's like God's way of saying, this is, you can't have a halfway

00:35:19.900 house between heaven and hell, is what I'm saying. 1.00

00:35:24.080 And that's what feminism is. That's what egalitarianism is. That's what socialism is. 1.00

00:35:29.380 That's what, you know, and all these things, socialism leads to communism, you know, egalitarianism, androgyny, you know, feminism, the end result, as ironic as it may sound, is transgenderism. 0.92

00:35:40.140 There is no halfway house between heaven and hell. You either have Christ or you will have chaos. 0.97

00:35:47.540 Yeah. So back to you. But those are some of my thoughts on that.

00:35:49.940 Yeah, I think that point is fascinating. Again, when these people try to subvert God's nature and they still end up submitting to it, and particularly on the trans side, I think of all the feminists who spent decades telling women that, you know, marriage is oppressive and that men are oppressive and, you know, you make your own money. 0.87

00:36:18.600 you don't need a husband a woman needs a husband like a fish needs a bicycle 0.70

00:36:22.200 and then they get to the trans issue and now you have women who've built an entire career

00:36:28.780 on on womanhood saying look i've suffered sex discrimination and i'm you know i'm a

00:36:34.860 i am woman hear me roar right and then here come the guys saying hey no i am woman i'm the new

00:36:40.800 you know new gal on the block and all of the the feminists the pro-women you know activists 1.00

00:36:48.380 not have to sit on their hands and be quiet.

00:36:51.260 So I said in one of my other articles, 1.00

00:36:53.660 these women, the most powerful women in the country,

00:36:55.960 have finally found a group of men that they can submit to.

00:36:59.300 Because when Leah Thomas speaks, right?

00:37:04.260 That's right.

00:37:04.820 When Dr. Rachel Levine from Health and Human Services,

00:37:11.160 Admiral, excuse me, no disrespect,

00:37:13.180 Admiral Rachel Levine, 0.99

00:37:14.500 right all of the women in in media and business um and entertainment and journalism and politics 1.00

00:37:23.560 have to conform they have to call leah thomas she and caitlin jenner she they have to um so again 0.98

00:37:32.500 they they it's just a matter of choosing which which man you're going to submit to that's right 0.99

00:37:37.240 it's not whether but which man that is so well said delano i love that the feminists have finally

00:37:43.300 found a man that they can submit to it's a transgender woman that is man that's god's

00:37:49.820 irony right there yeah that's well said brother all right um so let's let's do that here's one 0.95

00:37:54.960 more line that i just thought was fantastic because we already kind of hit the last one

00:37:58.340 of the the straight line from the biological evolution to the political revolution to the

00:38:02.440 cultural devolution um but this one was really good too you just said charles darwin would

00:38:07.740 probably describe this entire agenda as artificial selection because there is nothing natural about

00:38:14.600 a species that sees the death and destruction of its own young as a sign of social progress i thought

00:38:21.420 that was really good because we're basically we're heading towards well i don't i don't actually

00:38:27.160 think we are and we can get to that in a moment because i i think there's a lot of hope but if

00:38:31.460 if left to ourselves we are heading towards the destruction of the entire human species and and

00:38:37.360 that's not going to happen because praise God, there are, you know, people in other nations

00:38:41.700 that haven't lost their mind. This is one of the first times where, where France, you know,

00:38:46.560 we don't want, please don't export those American ideas. You know what I mean? That's crazy when

00:38:52.160 Europe is saying, okay, guys, that's too far. That's crazy. You know, so most of the world is

00:38:58.060 not, is not as crazy as, and America is not as crazy as parts of America, you know, are right

00:39:05.660 now and i think that america is pushing back but my point is if that was though if that was the

00:39:10.620 status quo and that was the direction that humanity as a whole was heading it would be

00:39:14.520 absolutely as you said it would be the end of our species and it wouldn't be natural selection

00:39:18.200 it would be artificial selection so you got any more thoughts on that i thought that was well

00:39:22.140 written yeah absolutely and and i've thought of it this way i've done sort of like a thought

00:39:28.180 exercise that if you put a hundred healthy virile men on an island right peak condition

00:39:36.720 the top athletes from all the major sports leagues and then you put a hundred transgender women under

00:39:44.440 the guise that trans women are women right which is so a hundred bruce jenners and then a hundred 0.97

00:39:49.880 caitlin jenners is what there you go there you go in a hundred years everybody be dead that's right 0.97

00:39:56.280 Not a single child will be born, and the entire experiment on that island would collapse, and it would just be wasteland.

00:40:06.160 So that tells me that these people, and again, they don't have a biblical worldview.

00:40:10.360 They have a Darwinian worldview, and they believe in natural selection.

00:40:15.260 And that's why I said, but this is artificial selection, because you are making it so that you're sterilizing your young.

00:40:22.380 And I think it's worth pointing out these things because, and I'll tie this to, you know, a larger political point, what we're talking about here, this is a civilizational issue, right?

00:40:37.660 The very, I don't care what tribe, what country, what ethnicity, what language, what religion, the sole, the single most important purpose of any generation is to propagate the next generation, right? 0.66

00:40:54.260 Believer or unbeliever alike, it's the same deal.

00:40:56.880 But when you have some significant number of your adolescents who have been functionally sterilized, and then some other number who are confused about the way reproduction takes place, you're going to have some serious issues, right?

00:41:15.500 and this is one of the things that aggravates me is that you have conservative christian

00:41:22.240 commentators who will use the term the big lie to describe the former president's views on the

00:41:30.400 2020 election right now you may disagree with his views which you know everybody has a right to

00:41:35.460 agree or disagree but that's an election cycle issue that's you know four years will pass and

00:41:43.880 nobody will think about it four years will pass and trump will be president again

00:41:47.080 and he very well might maybe maybe but but what i'm saying is when you use big lie for something

00:41:53.940 so small and insignificant and then turn around and if you're former president sbc

00:42:01.300 say that you believe in pronoun hospitality when it comes to people who are gender confused

00:42:07.000 priority is completely out of whack you are right that's that's one of my problems it's like no 0.93

00:42:13.400 If you're a Christian conservative in the public square and you think that the 2020 election is a bigger issue than the confusion and perversion and destruction of our children, then you're not somebody that I can really trust. 0.92

00:42:33.620 You are a bad watchman because you're looking out for the wrong enemy. 0.99

00:42:39.160 and and i think that's something so so in my mind i was actually going to create a twitter poll the

00:42:44.580 other day i decided against it but i'll it's just you and i talking so we'll just talk yeah just you

00:42:49.280 and i and maybe a thousand people who end up watching it so be careful but i thought to myself

00:42:53.960 i said i wonder which one which one of the the next two phrases the following phrases is more

00:43:01.760 indicative of sort of the compromise of the conservative christian commentator

00:43:09.720 pronoun hospitality or blessing of liberty when it relate as it relates to drag queen story hour

00:43:20.160 right um because both of those show that the the people uttering those phrases

00:43:28.660 simply do not understand

00:43:31.160 the times in which we live.

00:43:33.120 And I see this as someone

00:43:35.620 who read David French

00:43:37.960 a couple years ago

00:43:38.880 when he was in National Review

00:43:39.940 and appreciate his perspective.

00:43:41.880 Didn't always agree,

00:43:42.740 but I appreciate his perspective

00:43:44.720 and I agree with a lot of what he said.

00:43:47.860 But I'm to the point now where,

00:43:50.120 I mean, okay,

00:43:52.120 by the time you get to your 20th,

00:43:54.620 Trump voters are bad

00:43:55.900 and and potential potentially insurrectionist you know articles so we get the point but when you

00:44:03.740 when you then you turn around and you go on a different publication and you nuance the issue

00:44:10.380 of transgenderism to death i think believers get get you know get the message you tickle to the

00:44:16.320 left and you throw haymakers to the right. And it shows what you think that the priorities are 0.74

00:44:25.360 or should be as it relates to the culture and the church. And that type of leadership is not

00:44:31.160 serving anyone, especially not in 2022. I completely agree. Well said. You know,

00:44:36.620 I've said this before, so some of our listeners may be familiar with this, but I think there's

00:44:40.400 a fine line. I may have said it to you before, but I think there's a fine line between pushing

00:44:46.180 back the curse that is on nature because of the fall because of sin and then trying to push back

00:44:52.840 against nature itself so i'll say there's a there's a fine line between pushing back against

00:45:00.040 the curse that is on nature and pushing back against nature itself and so you know somebody

00:45:05.540 cures cancer um cancer is not nature cancer happens within nature and it happens in natural

00:45:13.800 causes. But we know from a biblical perspective that cancer is not nature in the sense that it

00:45:19.480 is not in a line with God's good and original design. It is not pre-fall. It is not a pre-lapsarian

00:45:28.940 design of God. It's a bug. It's not the feature. It's the curse that nature is under. And so,

00:45:38.040 when we look at nature as Christians and really just as image bearers of the living God, believers

00:45:44.740 and unbelievers alike, we should be able to fairly easily detect because of natural revelation

00:45:49.540 and natural law, that's Romans 1 and Romans 2, natural law written on our hearts, we should be 0.97

00:45:54.160 able to pretty easily, quickly, immediately detect what is good and what is evil, what is

00:46:01.340 in line with the good, the true and the beautiful, in line with God's nature as he intends it, and

00:46:07.380 what is the curse that was unintended, as it were, I think ordained by God, but unintended,

00:46:14.360 the curse that is placed upon nature because of our sin. And my point is this, when you're curing

00:46:20.340 cancer, you're pushing back on the curse. When you're trying to extend human lifespans, I think

00:46:25.020 you are pushing back on the curse. And we can go on and on. When you're building suspension bridges,

00:46:30.540 and when you're doing plumbing and running water, and all these different things, you are pushing

00:46:35.140 back on the curse when you're building ships and trying to get us to mars even that it's like well

00:46:39.080 that's that's fighting against nature no i i don't think it is i i i think that that's still

00:46:43.680 something that god permits and i think it is commendable and all these but when you're trying

00:46:48.000 to change gender you're no longer pushing back because because that right there it's what it

00:46:55.160 what it is essentially saying subconsciously for the progressive is they're saying that the binary

00:47:00.460 every gender system is not nature, but a curse that nature is under. Whereas we would say,

00:47:07.020 no, no, no, man and woman, grab your Bible. So Genesis three, that's the fall. Genesis one and

00:47:13.440 two, everything up till then, that's good. And so my point is when you push back against the curse

00:47:20.380 on nature, we call that work, human work. And it comes with blood, sweat, and tears,

00:47:26.200 and frustration and exasperation at times, but by God's grace for the believer and God's common

00:47:32.140 grace, even for the unbeliever, we can experience progress. We can experience success as we push

00:47:37.160 back against the curse upon nature. But when you push back against nature itself, that is the

00:47:44.800 basic plot line of every horror movie that's ever been made. You know, that's Jurassic Park.

00:47:50.480 that's you know like i mean when you push back against the you know not the curse on nature but

00:47:55.340 but but nature itself nature wins nature wins and and nature wins because god wins and god has

00:48:03.560 has programmed this software you know it's like you know like the matrix or whatever like this

00:48:08.360 this program that we're living in god's world has been programmed in such a way that um some things

00:48:13.760 you know some rules can be bent and some can be broken you know like you know like morpheus kind

00:48:17.740 Like, well, yeah, some, not rules, not God's rules, but some bugs, some curses, you know, can, can, can be defeated and pushed back and you can do this and you can do that.

00:48:26.100 But there are certain things that are built into the, the, just the, the hardware of the system that you try, you try to, you try to push back on those.

00:48:35.300 You won't break those rules.

00:48:37.020 Those rules will break you.

00:48:38.520 Thank you. Yeah. I heard, you know, Doug Wilson say on his recent blog and May blog entries that nature has a nature, right?

00:48:49.000 So it's one of those things where, you know, we think that we can make up new rules, but God has built order and sustainability into his creation.

00:49:03.200 um and and which is which is why um you know as i as i get older and grow my faith

00:49:10.540 and and i listen to the arguments from from the atheists and the secularists

00:49:15.640 and they all come up short i i took my family we went to the natural history museum we live

00:49:22.820 outside of dc and um i was looking at one of the exhibits and it says something to the effect of

00:49:28.880 um you know after millions of years or billions of years of life

00:49:36.500 um i think it was like evolution suddenly sprang forth so i said those two words don't really

00:49:45.240 go together right you evolve suddenly okay so it's one of those things where sometimes if i

00:49:53.000 if i were to ask the question or explain it to someone a lay person i would say

00:49:58.760 looking at this created world and thinking that all of this took place from some cosmic accident

00:50:05.480 with just the right mix of of um of of chemicals and matter at just the right temperature for just

00:50:14.120 the right amount of time would be and thinking that from from all of that chaos you can get

00:50:20.520 this this order this level of order would be like going into a house in the mountains

00:50:28.520 and seeing a fully baked cake

00:50:32.320 and assuming that it resulted from somebody tossing a few eggs some flour some sugar and

00:50:44.000 some milk on the wall millions of years ago right and you know the house was just at the

00:50:50.280 right temperature and out pop the cake right you could think that yeah which is insane and then

00:50:55.180 you'd also have to ask and where did the sugar and the flour and the eggs come from because you

00:51:00.040 have to believe that matter is eternal right so god is eternal or matter is eternal something has

00:51:04.400 to be eternal because nothing can come from nothing exactly so so it's one of those things

00:51:09.280 where you know i i listen to the arguments from the unbelievers and they all come up short which

00:51:16.380 actually only strengthens 0.94

00:51:18.480 my faith and my

00:51:20.460 resolve, particularly as it relates to the public

00:51:22.500 square. So as they

00:51:24.340 prattle on and they push their false

00:51:26.540 gospel, I say, at the

00:51:28.500 very least, I can argue

00:51:30.220 from my position

00:51:31.400 from the word. Amen.

00:51:34.360 Well said. All right. Well, that's

00:51:36.000 I think that's a great place for us to conclude.

00:51:38.260 Any final thoughts you want to leave us with?

00:51:41.840 I mean,

00:51:42.640 I think

00:51:43.280 i i just see now more than ever um the need for the church to be the church

00:51:50.740 um and to apply i mean obviously i'm talking to the right guy theology applied correct because

00:51:59.540 it's it's one thing to say well the bible teaches genesis 127 that god created male and female

00:52:07.980 okay we can all agree on that but then when people sit in the pews and they think about

00:52:16.540 having to go to work on monday and they got a memo the previous friday that says that jill

00:52:25.740 has now transitioned into gym and wants to use he him pronouns and then they're thinking okay

00:52:34.860 well how do i address that i know jill is not a man right he's not i mean she is not a man right

00:52:42.400 she's a woman a lot of people don't know how to deal with those things and that's why when i heard

00:52:48.440 jd greer use the term pronoun hospitality i was so disappointed because all it does is add more

00:52:54.400 confusion into the body so i think um now is the time for for faithful believers to stand on on the

00:53:02.800 word of god like they've never stood before and and and deliver it with a sense of of of grace and

00:53:10.840 and and gentleness and kindness but understand that the world they don't hate us for lack of

00:53:15.780 winciveness they hate us for the message that we bring so that's right it's not how we say it

00:53:20.620 certainly the bible speaks to how we say things correct first and foremost the bible speaks to

00:53:25.120 what we say correct what are we saying that's why that's why they hate us they hate us not because

00:53:29.660 of our methods they hate us because of the message yeah yeah so so i would say that and i think

00:53:34.760 we and and i'm sure you you hear this and say this all the time this this country this world

00:53:40.360 is in need of of spiritual transformation because um as i said the the the things are not looking

00:53:48.860 good right now i mean i do i do have hope and uh i pray that again believers stay uh faithful

00:53:56.420 and understand that, yes, some people will say they're going to deconstruct their faith.

00:54:03.240 But if they went out from among us, they were never with us in the beginning.

00:54:10.000 So, yeah, I would leave it there just to encourage the saints, encourage the body,

00:54:15.720 and just continue to be faithful regardless of what may come.

00:54:20.060 Amen. Yeah, that's good.

00:54:22.220 Some of my favorite oxymorons, hospitality pronouns.

00:54:26.420 evolve suddenly and jumbo shrimp that's another right yeah hospitality pronouns uh loving lies

00:54:34.560 right that's just that's what it is it's just an oxymoron and we need to be but that's applying

00:54:39.380 your theology to be able to point that out why is that wrong because it can sound it sounds nice

00:54:43.700 but being able to say hospitality what is hospitality how does the bible define hospitality

00:54:48.220 okay like um you know and and then and then what do you mean when you say pronouns like okay but

00:54:53.340 this is this is ontologically false this is not this is not true and so you're saying that there

00:54:58.680 is a warm and welcoming way to lie right because that's because pronoun is just a placeholder for

00:55:05.120 lying hospitality is you know loving and welcoming so so welcoming loving lies oh okay do i have a

00:55:12.280 biblical category for that no no right i mean i do that's exactly what false teachers do false

00:55:19.420 teachers have smooth speech see that's the funny thing is like we talk about you know the methods

00:55:23.320 and the message you know the how you know how we say things and what we say but the false teachers

00:55:27.960 are always the one who had smooth and flattering speech but but the contents of their message

00:55:34.020 was poisoned poison whereas whereas the apostles were the ones who yes god cares about how we say

00:55:40.800 things but they often were the ones who they're always the ones who were indicted as you know

00:55:45.720 paul one who stirs up riots he's a he's a writer he's harsh he's harsh but what he said is true

00:55:53.180 And when Paul talks about those who bring division in the church, he always, he always

00:55:57.980 indicts the person who introduces error.

00:56:01.520 He does not, he does not indict the person who doesn't have perfect tone.

00:56:06.240 Even though Paul does talk about tone and gentleness, opposing your, correcting those

00:56:11.500 who oppose you, you know, with gentleness, not knowing if God may grant them repentance,

00:56:15.560 that they may turn after having been captive, taken captive by the devil.

00:56:19.240 So I'm not saying the Bible says nothing about our tone.

00:56:21.400 but the apostle paul he always indicts the false teachers who ironically have the allegedly best 0.66

00:56:28.260 tone the smooth tone the flattering tone which is why they often win over weak-willed women

00:56:34.700 correct who who their biggest you know virtue is empathy an empathetic president mean tweets i

00:56:42.080 would rather the entire world go to hell in a handbasket if we can have nicer tweets and here

00:56:47.600 you go here's your free two-year trial um let's let's do better in november so all right well

00:56:53.960 thanks delano i appreciate you coming on the show god bless you brother and uh to all our listeners

00:56:57.640 i hope that you guys were blessed also how can uh our listeners follow you um they can follow me

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The NXR Podcast - June 14, 2022

THEOLOGY APPLIED - Harvested Eggs, Rented Wombs, & Sterilized Adolescents

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