Speaker 1: When everything is racism, nothing is racism. Just think of this.
If everything is hot, nothing is hot. If everything's dangerous,
nothing is dangerous. I truly believe that the Lord has
reconstructed the Tower of Babel. If you don't know the
Tower of Babel, it is a depiction in the Bible
of what God did to the many tribes. We just
have a common language. Human beings had a common language.
Then we decided to use that common language to build
a tower to our wisdom and our might and our strength,
so that we could build a tall tower to get
right up next to God, so we could be godlike.
So God said, hey, you are misusing a gift I
gave you. I gave you a gift of a common tongue.
I'm gonna go ahead and take away that common tongue
and let you figure it out on your own. And
the nations were scattered. We are seeing a different form
of a Tower of Babyle, and it is I think,
performing a different function. I think it's allowing us, who
stands in the Word of God and upon it and
upon its rock and its foundation, to be rooted as
other people build these tall, tall towers, which I think
of as Urdal the Turtle towers. I mean not to
mix metaphors. No, you get it right, Doctor Seuss and
the Holy Bible. Oh you don't. Well, let me see
if I can explain that.
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Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made, and these
are the times to which God has decided who shall live.
If you don't know the story of Urdal the Turtle,
and you don't know the Holy Bible, this is going
to be a bit of a journey. In the Holy Bible,
there are depictions of how God interacted with his people,
often coming and saying you've misused a gift. Sometimes the
gift is freedom. Sometimes the gift, believe it or not,
is bondage. Yes, being in bondage was sometimes a gift
for the Hebrew people. They had to be in order
to become what they became. And when we see God
call people out for misusing gifts, often it is by
giving them what they want. Okay, you want to be
like me, Great, you can have your own languages, so
the languages are divided after the tire babble. After seeking
this high position, you want human kings, great, we'll give
you human kings. First, I'm going to warn you through
the prophet Samuel. Hey, if you have human kings, they're
going to tax you. They're going to come and seize
your kids. They're going to make them go to war.
They're going to take your fruits of your labors. They're
going to take your fields of playing. They're gonna take
your crop animals rather your farm animals. They're gonna take
that from you. But if you want a human king,
I'll give you one. And you want a king who's
tall and good looking, here's a king who's tall and
good looking and is going to crumble under stress. God
gives people often what they want. And in the Book
of the Turtle, there is a stacking up of turtles
because the turtles on high, the boss turtles, want to
be higher and higher and higher up. They want a
bigger and bigger and bigger view so that they can
observe their domain. So doctor Seuss writes the story that
they kept stacking lower turtles below them, below them, then
on top the higher turtle wanted more turtles so he
could see more of his domain. And then a turtle
coughed and the tower collapsed. I see a combination of
these things in what CNN is doing to try to
explain away a woman having her face beaten in by
a man. When they're going to try to do is
a labyrinthine back and forth. Let's move every single letter
around until it scrambled up tower of babble. Like to
defend this, I'll show you this in a second, but
it is mind bending when we talk about these things,
like these athletes, these women getting their faces beaten in
by men. We are probably not going to face that circumstance,
God willing. I don't want my face biting. I hated boxing.
I love wrestling. I hated boxing because to me, getting
beaten the face sucks. I'm your new boxer. That's gonna happen.
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slash todd. This, as we say, is CNN talking about
this racism, the brutal, brutal racism of transgenderism. Wait, these
things go together. Someone explained it to me.
Speaker 3: And to be clear, this is not a transgender woman.
This is a woman who.
Speaker 1: Is now used as a wild To be clear, this
is a person with x y chromosomes. To be clear,
that means they're.
Speaker 3: Male to try to convey some other culture war and
the fact that she is being used in that way
is something that is just so unbelievable to so many people.
Speaker 1: But what about the woman who had her face beaten in?
Was it unbelievable to her? Her immediate response was to
go to the corner and say this is in just
everybody knows this is a man except CNN. Can you
see the tower Babbel? And can you picture the turtles
they're stacking. Here's the turtles they're stacking. Hey, shut up
and take it. There was a mayor in Spokane, Washington,
and he said the most ridiculous thing about a series
of rapes. It was offensive, it was horrible, it was brutal.
There were these rapes that occurred on the South hilld
in Spokane, Washington. And the mayor was asked a question,
what should women do when confronted by this rapist who
would shove an oven mit in their mouth? He reeked
of cologne, and he would rape them often when they
had been jogging. You wont to know what he said?
Lay back and enjoy it. That's literally what he said,
lay back and enjoy it. Oh, he apologized, and oh
I spoke poorly. And then someone grabbed a picture of
him in a T shirt that said lay back and
enjoy it. That's where this is headed. Was CNN's Tower
of Babel. And you know what, wait met.
Speaker 3: Here before in a way, I mean, when I heard
about this, it brought to mind the South African runner
Castros and Mene And obviously these are distinct scenarios, but
the idea of competitive advantage. If you've just read her
guest essay of The New York Times from last year,
it is unbelievably compelling, and it's reunited a lot of
debate about fairness in women's sports, and you have to wonder,
why is it such a polarizing issue. Why is it
so hard to believe that someone could be an exceptional
athlete and a woman.
Speaker 1: No one thinks that. There is not a human being
in the world who thinks that you cannot be an
exceptional athlete and a woman. There's not one human who
exists who believes that. Well, except in the minds of
CNN hosts.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not we have to We're going to feel
back some layers. Let's peel them all back, because there
there are some commonalities here, and it's the commonalities that
women of color face who are athletes.
Speaker 1: This is an issue of race, period. It's not an
issue of X Y chromosomes of a man beating a
woman's face in By the way, aren't Italian women don't
they have darker skin? Do they get to be women
of color or is that just something else?
Speaker 4: Always constantly having their physique, their appearance compared to men.
We saw this with Serena Williams throughout her career. Because
she's strong, she's powerful.
Speaker 1: Unlike she's beautiful. The Williams sisters are striking beauties. They're
powerful women, and they're strikingly beautiful, and they have spent
their entire lives learning that craft. There's not a single
human being who actually believes that women can't be incredible athletes.
Speaker 4: Other tennis players that she played against or were part
of her era, she had one of the most powerful serves,
if not the most, that you had seen in tennis.
Speaker 1: And she admitted that you would get her. Well, I
won't say the words that she would get destroyed in
a match against a man. She admitted it because she's
not a man. Because the biological advantages can't be overcome.
There are too many to list. I've read that a
man punches one hundred and forty percent harder than a woman.
How could that be, Well, let's add it up. There's
more power generation from the core. The arm is longer,
giving it more time to travel. There's usually the more
bulk behind it. There is more fast twitched muscle fiber
behind it. Therefore the punch is one hundred and forty
percent harder. This doesn't take into account the larger lungs
so that you can last more aerobically, a more efficient heart.
There's a lot more to it, but again there's not
a person who actually believes this other than Jamelle Hill
and cined cilely.
Speaker 4: She had to face character, caricatures and stereotypes that she
was a man. So these are very specific attacks that
are often directed at women of color, especially black women.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about race at all. This said nothing
to do with race at all. In point of fact,
if you're looking at the skin color of two of
these fighters, they're very, very similar. They're from similar parts
of the world. If everything is racism, nothing is racism.
And if everything is a woman, oh that's right, then
nothing is a woman, meaning women are nothing. God doesn't think.
So God doesn't think.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: The first time in the Bible where God said it
is not good was when man was alone, and so
God made sure that man was not alone. We are
to come under one another and lift up. We are
to submit to one another as we submit to Christ.
And yes, in a biblical sense. The man is to
lead the home in a biblical sense. But how as
Christ led, How did he lead his disciples with force?
Or by coming under and lifting up down to I said,
down to kneeling, to wash feet, and up to the cross.
This is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go, be well, be strong,
be kind, and please make every effort to walk in
the light of Christ.