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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Herman Shows.

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Story number one petulant children or Statesmen and public Servants,

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Story number two Breaking schools, discover fish need water, And

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story number three a sample of Elka Lutheran theology, such

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved by

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big pharma technocrats and tyrants everywhere from the high mountains

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of Free American Here's the the Emerald City, Todd to Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times to which God has decided we shall live.

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You can ask yourself a question, and you can really

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apply it across the board of world leadership, even local leadership.

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You can go from school boards and park boards all

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the way up to state senates, into state houses, to governors.

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You can go to the top of the tip of

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the top and you can ask a question, are we

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dealing with petulant children or are we dealing with statesmen

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and public servants? And I don't know that it's necessarily

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that hard to look at this and say, there's a

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lot of petulant children running things? Are they any of them?

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Do they have any signs of being a public servant?

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In Washington, d C. President Trump is being, of course

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a what's the phrase, what's it again?

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Speaker 2: It's what?

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Speaker 1: Oh, sorry, literal hitler, because he has federalized the Washington

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DC police force. Because that's extreme, it is utterly It's

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never been done other than the two hundred and ten

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days of Biden's first term where the city was on

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virtual lockdown with National Guard members guarding everything and checkpoints

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and fences all around. Other than that, you know, that's

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this has never been done other than the other times

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it's been done. And what President Trump is doing is

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of course very bizarre and very extreme because he is

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having police officers who are told to enforce the law

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go ingenforce the law. That's troubling. It's not troubling to

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have allowed crime to run rampant, or to have had

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a DC police commander falsifying apparently falsifying crime statistics. Now

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he's been arrested for that, and the union backs up

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police officers. The police officers, you need to said, yeah,

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they're doing this, this is a habit of them. So

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are we dealing with petulant children or statesmen and public servants?

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A reporter asked, and this is an unfair question. You

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have to admit, this is deeply unfair because it's very technical.

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So reporter with a deep knowledge of military command structures

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and police command structures, he asked a He asked a

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the police chief in DC asked her a question. Her

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name is Pamela Smith, and he asked her a question

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about well, it's just a very technical term. And I

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know that's going to come up.

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Speaker 3: Is what the shame of command is?

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Speaker 4: Now?

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Speaker 1: What does that mean?

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Speaker 5: Well, is it pam Bondi's greeks of amager.

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Speaker 1: You or how does this work?

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Speaker 3: So at the executive order is clear, the President has

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requested MPD services in our Home Rule Charter outlines the process.

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The President designated Attorney General Bondi as his proxy.

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Speaker 1: We need to watch the services for me. Because the

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police chief begins to answer the question and then a

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lawyer type steps up, like the question was do you

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know what the chain of command is? Now? And the

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DC police chief pameloss missus, what does that mean? If

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you've ever watched if you've ever watched an episode of mash,

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you've seen the chain of command. If you've ever watched

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a police show, you've heard a reference to the chain

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of command. The people who are being put in charge

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of us are people who don't even have a light

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dusting of cultural understanding of the culture of law enforcement,

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which relies upon shaine of command. And in fact, it

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used to be the case that lot of cops had

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served in the military or in fact been cops. So

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let's just watch this again. Here, what the shame of

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command is?

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Speaker 6: Now?

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Speaker 1: What does that mean? Well? Is it?

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Speaker 4: Pam Boondi speaking of.

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Speaker 1: American I mean, give the lady in the yellow jackets

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some credits she recognizes. What does that mean? So ask yourself,

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petulant childs or a statesperson and public servant, statesman Eric Solwell.

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Eric Solwell who tried to or maybe even did get

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to have sexual relations with a Chinese spy that Eric Solwell,

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who the other day posted a video that he was

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he was bragging about he could be doing legislation, but

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instead he was he was repping. He was benching baby

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bention in one thirty five. Just like my niece who's sixteen,

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can bench one thirty five big time, Eric Solwell, he

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wrote on Twitter, which is a white supremacist platform run

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by a white supremacist. Guide to Elon Musk, Eric Solwell,

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Trump's federal takeover of DC's in safety, it's about distracting

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Americans from comma high prices, a bad jobs report, a

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folding economy in the Epstein files. Interesting because way back

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in the day, Eric Salwell had posted this on Twitter,

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which is a platform owned by an apparent white supremacist. Well,

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that's what we're told, that's what the muckenberg he says. Wait,

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they've stopped saying that since he and Trump got into

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a fight. That's weird. All of a sudden, Elon's a

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good guy again. Solwell wrote this. My wife and I

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play these scenarios over in our head all the time.

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We've practiced going out through the back seat to you

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your kids out of our car for carjacked. This is

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not normal, soft unviolent crime. Prosecutors are letting too many

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dangerous people threaten our kids. And a conservative journalist, Peter

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Hassen pointed out, this is an interesting take from a

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guy who had to practice getting carjacked. And he went

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and found that tweet and Eric Solwell public servants statesmen

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or petulant child? Which way does the scale go for you?

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To me? It's all petulant child. Now, how is this

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playing out in public? And does it in fact cross borders?

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Is it just a United States phenomena? It's not. It

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crosses borders. How's it playing out in public? I'll show

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you from the screens at CNN how this is playing

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And that's where Luke went back and investigated and learned

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about how the Apostles built the church that Jesus told

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them to build. That's the Book of Acts. What did

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they do? They've transplanted those happenings into a world where

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there's a technical surveillance state, high tech surveillance censorship states,

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slash Todd. So, CNN, this guy on CNA, I don't

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know how long he can keep his job because he

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keeps bringing news out that people in CNN must hate.

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And this has to do with President Trump's handling a

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crime versus that of figurehead Biden or the Democrats. It

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just sort of.

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Speaker 6: Gives the game away here because Donald Trump is like

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Airic Jordan, towering over Joe Biden when it comes to

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their handling a crime. Look in twenty twenty four, look

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at where Biden's net approval was on crime way under

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water there at minus twenty six points. It was one

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of Biden's wars issues. Granted, pretty much every issue was

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one of Biden's warst issues. And again look at where

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Donald Trump is way, way way above Joe Biden.

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Speaker 2: What is that?

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Speaker 6: That's twenty seven points. So Americans vastly prefer Donald Trump's

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approach to crime than they dit to Joe Biden's. And again,

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I think it gets back to the point that Americans

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are far more hawkish on crime than a lot of

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Democrats want to it.

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Speaker 1: Make what approach to crime? What was Biden's approach to crime?

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His approach to crime was to fly cartel members and

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their soldiers into a country using a CPB one app

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to allow them to set up shop and supply chains

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into American cities, knowing that they are coddled in separate

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countries like Seattle and Los Angeles and San Francisco and

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Minneapolis and New York and the list goes on. He

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didn't have an approach to crime other than he wanted

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more of it. Sometimes he did have enough crimes, so

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he needed to invent crimes. The president's approach to This

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is popular everywhere, but in the minds of people who

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think that the previous administration was the reasonable administration. Remember,

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it was Joe Biden who partnered with Baracuscain and Obama

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to allow the Taliban to partner with Mexico based drug

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cartels to bring heroin into our country. They stopped indictments.

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That is an approach to crime, and that approach was

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to allowed to happen. So petulant children or statesmen. Let's

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look up north in Canada. So in Canada, there's been

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these wild fires. I live in an area of the

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country north Idaho where we get wildfires, and there's something

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you need to be serious about. But one of the

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things we don't do here is go out to become

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petulant children or little handmaids telling people what they can

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do and not do. In Canada, they're doing just that.

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They have admitted that walking around in the woods doesn't

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cause forest fires, but they are still going to find

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people for walking around in the woods.

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Speaker 7: Going for a walk in the woods is going to

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cause a fire. I can understand why people think that

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that's ridiculous, but the reality is it's not that you

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might cause a fire. It's that if you're out there

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walking in the woods and you break your leg, we're

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not going to come and get you because we have

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emergency responders that are out focused on a fire that

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is threatening the lives of New Brunswickers. And if you

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take your boat out fishing in a pond and crown

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Land and you capsize, we're not going to be able

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to come and help you out because our first responders

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are focused on an immediate and serious threat to our province.

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Speaker 1: That is Susan Holt, who is the Premiere of New Brunswick.

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to let you walk around. And what they could have

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just said is, hey, by the way, if you go

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walking in the woods, we're not coming to get you.

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If you break your leg, you're on your own. If

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you break down in the woods, handle its, we're not

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going to come and get you. They could have that

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message go out and guess what a lot of seeing

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people would say, I'm not going in. Other people would say,

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you know, I've been hiking in the woods my whole life.

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I'm not afraid of breaking a leg. It hasn't happen

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be force, so I gonna have again. If it does,

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I'll take care of it. Jeff Everley is a Canadian

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military veteran and he decided to go out and test

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the fine they were gonna levy on Canadians. He thought

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it was about twenty five thousand dollars for hiking in

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the woods, so he did go test.

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Speaker 8: This is the Department of Natural Resources where the conservation

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officers work, who issue twenty five thousand dollars fines for

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going in the woods.

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Speaker 1: But back here, this is the woods.

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Speaker 5: So I have a couple of conservation officers with me

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right now who are not on camera, but have advised

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me that if I go into the woods, if I

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defy their orders to go into the woods, then I

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will be fined. And they also said that they would

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double my fine to fifty thousand dollars. So I'm gonna

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walk down here and go into these woods and they

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have me on.

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Speaker 9: Camera forced BacT twenty five. So one fine is twenty

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eighth and seventy two fifty.

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Speaker 8: Okay, I thought it was twenty five thousand, it's twenty eight.

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Speaker 4: Victim piece.

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Speaker 1: Oh, victim victim piece. Thanks very much, Bund you're victims.

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Speaker 8: I appreciate your courteous approach.

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Speaker 1: He made it very very easy on them. God bless

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him for being so courteous. And he wants to test

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this in courts. Petulant children or statesmen. Oh by the way,

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also out of Saskatchewan, out of Canada, not New Brunswick,

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but Saskatchewan, a firefighter went out to set fires. He

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decided to go light fires, often using hey bails. He

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set about thirty of them in a month. What's happened

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to him? A fine? No, No, well, he's going to

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get community service for two hundred hours. He could have

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been fined seventy six thousand, five hundred box or seventy

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six thousand, six hundred and fifty bucks, but no, they're

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just going to put them on a community service for

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two hundred hours. Petulant children or statesmen. It is happening

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across the world, and I'm leaning towards one hundred percent

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petulant children. Story number two, there is a breaking news

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coming out as schools, and this is that school districts

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have suddenly discovered that fish need water, and people need air,

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and we all need gravity. They're going back and discovering

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things that should have been clear to everybody who's ever

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been around kids, and God blessed some school teachers for

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speaking up about this. There is a structure to our minds.

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and retain languages. There's a structure to our mind where

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we're most adept at memorizing things and repeating things. The

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human mind changes at a point and we're able to

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reason and employ logic and make arguments. There's a time

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in the development of our mind where most adept at

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understanding numbers and figures in geometry, and then there's a

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time where these all gel and we're able to take

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this information and aggregate it and use it to write

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advanced papers, et cetera. God has planned our minds around

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gestational growth. And it used to be the time when

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people who taught understood that a certain point all kids

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need is memorization. They need to be able to memorize,

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let's say, passages from the Bible. God's word is always

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good for teaching, review, concrrection, and it's a great way

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to learn God's Word at the same time as you're

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learning to read and to memorize. You're exercising that part

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of your mind. When people expand beyond that, then they

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can take the information they've read and begin to repeat

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it back. That's another stage of growth. There's an approach

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called the trivium, which is a classical Latin form of education,

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and it follows in this path. Kids who go through

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this end up being being able to retain information and

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make better decisions and how to present it. Back in

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the day, we used to teach people Latin. The reason

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we did that is because English is a Latin based language,

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as His, Spanish and many others. When you learned the

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Latin roots for things, you can figure out what a

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word means, even a complex medical word, because you can

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go back to the Latin root. What do these Latin

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roots mean? When school was changed to creates, not people

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who learned how to think, but people who learned how

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to work in factories to go be worker bees, they

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began to change the approach to school. Memorization was still important,

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but it sort of ended there. How much of your

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school life was about memorization all the way up into

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high school. Think about the tests you had. What year

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did this war happen, what year did it end, what

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was the name of this president at this time? How

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much of that was memorization. And unless you were in

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a trivium based or a private school, you probably never

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got to the point where you're really taught rhetoric. We

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ever taught how to make an artful argument. We ever

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taught the rules of threes and fives in making a

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rhetorical presentation to someone, that the minds of people tend

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to take information up better in rules of three fives,

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and if you must sevens. This has to go with

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bullet points and how you present information. We ever taught that,

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We ever taught how to use socratic inquiry in order

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to draw out from people what they know but they

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don't want to think they know. These were tools that

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people who were taught to think had, And suddenly we're

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seeing now schools beginning to discover that fish need water.

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In other words, there are things people need for education

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to be fruitful, or rather, in this case, things they

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don't need. I'll share something a teacher said in terms

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of things kids don't need, which is really fish need water.

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In just a second, we all need to clean our

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bodies unless we want to be disgusting, smelling, stinking banana

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peel love and hippies. So we use Alan soaps at

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this program, which is made in America. It's all natural.

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It's made by a family with three generations of soap

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making expertise. More important than that, it employs people who

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the rest of the world will not employ. Allan is

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the chief soap officer there. He's thirteen, he's been through

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about eighteen operations and he is effectively nonverbal because of autism.

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His brother Ian works there now, also affected by autism.

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Now that's all good news that we employ them. Here's

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the bad news. The patriarch of that family, John has

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terminal cancer. He just made his last airplane flight to

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see his mom, and he's asked me to share this

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with you. It's okay. I'm asking you to try the soap,

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and if you love it, to subscribe, so that in

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John goes to the Lord Jesus and his wife takes

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over the company, it will be easy for her to run.

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Please try the soap and only continue to buy it

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Alan soaps dot com slash Todd that's Alan Soaps dot

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com slash Todd, a teacher, decided to describe what happens

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when you have a phone ban in schools.

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Speaker 10: School my state ban the phones, ban the phones. Today

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all of my students, one hundred percent of them, took

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notes in my class, did their assignment, asked for help

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when they got stuck, and turned it in, and then

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when they were done, they talked to each other.

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Speaker 1: It this easy the whole time.

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Speaker 2: Have have.

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Speaker 10: I have been pulling my hair out for like eight years?

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Has it been this easy of a solution the whole time?

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Speaker 1: Yes, the ENTRT Yes, I mean this isn't going to

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be the complete solution. But when you take something out

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of someone's hands that has become an idol, that has

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become their emotional connection to the world, that has become

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their painkiller, that has become their porn connection, that has

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become their friend connection, it has become their fake front connection,

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their handicap. Yes, when you take that away and to

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return kids to a natural environment of learning, it really

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is that easy. Fish deeed water and kids need schooling,

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and they also need schooling that respects their minds. And

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praise God that we're beginning to see some common sense

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actions in the school praise God for that story. Number three,

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I want to provide you a sample of the theology

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of the Elka flavor of the Lutheran Church. They've had

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a series of meetings over the past many years and

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got very serious about it this past year, trying to

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justify their support for same sex marriage. And the writing

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that I've read that I've read a series of these

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is fascinating in that it barely barely mentions a certain book.

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It barely mentions the Bible. And what I'm seeing is

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a series of philosophers and theologians quoting each other as

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philosophers and theologians. I want to give you a sample

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of this, but I also want to show you where

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this leads. When you depart the clear teachings of the

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Word of God, all of a sudden, everything is allowed.

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I want to give you some samples of this how

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everything is allowed from a guy we've had on the

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program before courtesy of Protest You. He dressed up as

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what a Star Wars character last time. This time he's

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determined that Jesus Christ is very very, very very queer. Yeah,

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it's a slippery slope arguments. I once had a liberal

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friend of mine say that slippery slopes don't exist. He said,

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if slippery slopes existed, we all be standing over sideways. Well,

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guess what we are. This is a piece in a

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series justifying the same sex union and marriage position of

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the Elka Lutheran Church. It's written by guy you know

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as a very serious thinker because he calls himself H.

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Frederick Rees, Junior doctor H. Frederick Reees a generous Orthodoxy

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the Elka's choice on sexuality and opportunity for generous Orthodoxy

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generous orthodoxy. This would mean that God's plan for the

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world is not generous. God's offer of free salvation is

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not generous, that God, who sets some limits on what

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he'll accept in terms of human sexual behavior, is not generous.

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And it begins like this. The Elka social statement Human Sexuality,

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Gift and Trust was written through an extended process of

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seeking responses and suggestions. Its conclusion should not be dismissed

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as being hasty. I hope that many of us will

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counter persons who are saying that this whole process was

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a sham engineered from quote above a Chicago and the

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result of a predictable conspiracy of church liberals. I've heard

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all those charges and reject them. Oh you reject them? Okay,

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I don't. It's been clear for a number of years.

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In fact, see my daughter is yeah, she's that old.

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It's been clear for about eighteen years that you intended

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to take this position, and it came from on high.

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Although I'm not wholly satisfied with the current text of

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human sexuality, Gift and Trust, for the most part, I

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think it's a viable statement. Are you noticing a trend here?

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I think? I think, I think. I think our pastors

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and lady can use a statement of theological wisdom and

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practical pastoral guidance on the many issues surrounding sexuality and expressions.

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The statement is useful sections for counseling and teaching. I

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hope that pastors and lady will make use of its

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proportion of its portions in their ministries and communities. I

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believe our community will be weakened in mission if we

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continue to spend a great deal of time and energy

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rehashing the two thousand and nine Assembly actions, even seeking

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to rescind them. The next paragraph begins with I think,

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and then that sentence next is I know the man

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is quoting himself and he's referring to theological wisdom. What

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does the Bible say about wisdom? The beginning of wisdom

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is fear of the Lord. You would need to go

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through page one, which is full of paragraphs, page two,

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which is full of paragraphs, and we get down to hear, Oh,

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this is important. My experience with commitment to homosexual Christians

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his experience. There's a whole lot of eye statements in this.

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I believe the writers may intend to very deep. You'd

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have to go to page three of six and in

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that case, down to the middle of page three of

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six where you get this the biblical witness. A few

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biblical texts condemn certain types of homosexual activity, and he

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quotes Genesis two eighteen to twenty four, nineteen one through thirty, Levitigus.

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He quotes Romans, Corinthians, timpathy. The question is whether this

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condemnation extends to all forms of homosexuality and same gender sex. No,

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that's not the question. No, the question is this, what

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did Jesus say? That's the question. What Jesus Christ said

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is that a man leaves his mother and father and

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clings to his wife, and they become one flesh. The

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same Jesus said you've heard it said you shall not

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commit adultery. But I tell you, look, a man who looks,

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he said, a woman with lost in his eyes has

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already committed adultery. Jesus raised the bar for sexual conduct.

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He recognized that sin begins in the mind, that thinking

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of sin is sinning. He never came back to say, hey,

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you know the whole thing about same sex unions and

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so called marriage, which was unthought of at that time,

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unthought of that you would have same sex marriage. Even

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in Roman culture, it was unthought of. And he was

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never went back and said, hey, we got this wrong.

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Because he's God almighty, wasn't is God almighty? Jesus did

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change some things. He made it very clear to the

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Pharisees that it's not what goes in the mouth, but

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what comes out of the mouth that defiles you. It's

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not the food you eat. And the apostles said, hey,

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explain this to us. And actually one of those times

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where Jesus not his patience. He couldn't lose his patience,

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but he spoke firmly to them, saying, are you really

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this dim What you eat is digested by the body

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and eliminated, but what you speak goes into the world

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and can cause harm and lies to others. So it's

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what comes out of the mouth that defiles, not what

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goes in. He was changing the approach. The Pharisees had

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the dietary law, and he did it specifically and overtly.

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He never did that with sexuality. Never. So the question

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is not whether these passages condemn a certain form of

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homosexual contact or even same sex contact. The question is

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what does Jesus say. What I'm truly bothered by, and

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much of this writing is that I think, I want,

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I hope, I think, I say, I don't care what

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you say. Show me scripture. If you can show me

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scripture that shows that Jesus Christ is okay with same

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sex marriage, I'll celebrate, because then one of the toughest

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issues I've faced personally, because it's harmed people I know,

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it's well, it's harm relationships, it's harm my relationships, it's

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stolen from me, the relationships with people I love, and

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I may never get them back. I would celebrate, but

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it's not there. It's not there. When elka An organizations

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like this a race Jesus. Then they also opened the

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door to people who, having seen Jesus a race come

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and withdraw him as something he's not. I'll show you

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the latest example of this with a pastor who has

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reasoned out why Jesus was a very very queer man,

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a soul called pastor or as our friends at protest

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you say, an impastor, and being an impastor is a

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dangerous and bad business. If you're a business person, small,

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medium size, even a large business that's fairly sophisticated, you're

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probably counting on having a firewall between you and you

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and your business assets. So, for instance, if God forbid,

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one of your employees was grievously injured and it went

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past ELLENI and they came at you to sue you,

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or as insurance company came to sue you. We want

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our money back, we're paying for this guy's surgeries, etc.

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We're coming after you. That happens, you may be thinking, yeah,

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they can do that, but they have to sue my company,

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and my company's got insurance. Not necessarily, if you had

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an employee really really injured in the insurance company wanted money,

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you know what they do. They'd go find out how

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your company is structured. They'd go and investigate and what

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they'd probably find out is you do not have corporate credit.

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Therefore your company is you and they'd know they could

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get at your retirement accounts and then they'd come at you.

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You can help find out right now if you actually

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look at your corporate filings, they're gonna look at your

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bank accounts. They're gonna come out and they're gonna tell

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dot com. That's gobisible dot com. This is a fake teacher,

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a false teacher pretending that he thinks he believes he

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has determined that Jesus Christ is very, very queer.

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Speaker 4: How queer was Jesus? He was an observant Jew, but

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he was thirty years old, no wife, no job, hung

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out with twelve other dudes. That's pretty queer queering. The

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Bible takes Jesus and other outsiders and religiously stigmatized folks

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in the past and juxtaposes them with contemporary queer folks

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and Christians.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, when you're crying the Bible and you're trying to

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make Jesus something he's not, that's exactly what you do. Incidentally,

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have you ever heard of a monk? I hear tell them.

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There's these people called monks, and they're men who live

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among other men, and they're not all same sex attracted.

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In fact, most of them aren't. In fact, back in

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that day, there was a guy named Well. He wore

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camel skin and he ate a honey and locusts John

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the Baptist. There were plenty of rabbis who toured I'm

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tought and we're not married. Jesus wasn't alone in this.

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That doesn't make him queer. It made him a rabbi,

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married to his work, and he was the model of

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not sinning. If you're saying he was queer, you're probably saying, well,

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therefore he went out and acted on that, because Jesus

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has already said that thinking of a woman, and you

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could extend that easily enough to a man, and you

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think of them sexually with lust in your eyes and

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your mind, then you've committed adultery. What we know is

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that Jesus committed no sin. Why because the Bible says

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he committed no sin. He who had no sin became

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sin on our behalf. So yeah, you can go out

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and queer anything. You can queer a lemon, stand if

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you want.

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Speaker 4: Realizing that despite our past cultural differences, sexual and gender differences,

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that we share similar histories of out of placeness or

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vilified sexualities and gender diversities. Jesus kingdom practice is queer

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in the sense it questions identities and blurs distinctions.

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Speaker 1: Jesus' mission, his ministry, his kingdom is queer. The Apostle

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Paul made it very very clear, and it's a hard

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teaching for people who love the same sex attracted. He

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said that people who practice homosexuality, like pre people who

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practice theeving, like people who practice adultery, have no place

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in the kingdom of heaven. Practice not having committed an

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act for which they repented and stopped sinning. Jesus always said,

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go and sin no more, but his kingdom, his kingdom

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is queer because he's questioning identities. He didn't question his identity.

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Who knew who he was? He didn't question our identity.

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Who knows who we are? None of this, none of

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this can be compared biblically.

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Speaker 4: Luke presents Jesus as leaving the patriarchal household and challenging

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both cultural hierarchies in his egalitarian meals, transgressing gender roles

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and radical inclusion of outsiders.

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Speaker 1: Radical inclusion of people. He created. And he was questioning

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not the authorities, because he was and is the authorities.

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He is the authority. He is the way, the truth

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in the life. Authority doesn't question authority. God is the

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pre eminent authority. What Jesus did was confirmed authority. He

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was who he said he was, and he proved himself

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to be who he said he was in signs and

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wonders and miracles and conquering death. Only God himself could

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conquer death. Jesus did it, he predicted he'd do it.

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He did it in front of people. He reappeared to people,

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five hundred at a time. He send it into heaven

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and left behind a gift only God could leave behind

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the Holy Spirit. He was a teacher extraordinaire. He was

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God Almighty, and there was nothing about him that was queer.

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And the erasing of Jesus by the Elka Lutheran Church

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opens the door for the redrawing of Jesus by people

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like that. This is the todd hermansheaw. Please go be well,

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be strong, be kind, Please make every effort to walk

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in the light of Christ and celebrate for me as

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I get to go hang out with my beloved wife,

