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Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of the Todd Herman Show.

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Story number one when words Actually are violence, Story number two,

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the least popular right of Fathers, and story number three

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funny thing about the two AI songs topping the charts.

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Speaker 2: We'll talk about this with the help of Bulwer.

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Speaker 1: Capital Management, Know Your riskpodcast dot com and God Almighty.

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Speaker 3: But Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent disapproved, but

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big pharma technocrats in Tyrn's Everywhere from the high Mountains

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of Free America. Here's the Emerald City Exile Todd Herman.

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

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are the times through.

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Speaker 2: Which God has decided we shall live.

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Speaker 1: You know that phrase the leftists used to throw around

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that silence is violence. Remember that And if you were

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being silent about what Trump was doing, you're being violent.

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What if there are times where words actually are violence

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and maybe not physical violence, but worse, there's a worse

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form of violence in physical violence, I asked, Because the

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left continues to do everything they possibly can to to

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stabilize and to create chaos. And I will remind myself

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again God is a god of order, not chaos. It

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is the other side that seeks chaos because in the

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spiritual equilibrium, there's one side that's a builder. It's God

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Almighty built everything, owns everything, creates everything, creative mind, a

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mind of joy. Yeah, God can be angry, sure, righteous anger,

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A god of humor. He invented it.

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Speaker 2: A god of beauty. He gave it to us.

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Speaker 1: All of these things he gives and sustains. He keeps

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the planets running in order. He keeps your DNA together.

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He holds all things together, says so and so so

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all things together. On their side, there's an entity who

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tears things apart. He cannot invent, he cannot build, he

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cannot create, he cannot be creative. He has a powerful

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skill set he's had a long time to perfect and

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those of us with the Holy Spirit within us, he

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who's within us is far greater than he who's without.

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Speaker 2: There has very very little power over us.

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Speaker 1: He can distract us, he can distort, he can depress,

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can't build, can't create, and he is fomenting chaos. He

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wants violence because it's well ungodly. When it's unguided, it's

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not righteous. It's not an defensive life. It's not in

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the defensive.

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Speaker 2: Least of these it's chaotic.

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Speaker 1: He seeks that, and he's found some partners in seeking this,

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But there are times where words are actually violent, not

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physical violence worse, and it might victimize the last person

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you'd expect. Senator Mark Kelly is merchandising an idea that

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President Trump called for his execution.

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump called for my execution. Now. I served twenty

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five years in the United States Navy. I flew thirty

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nine combat missions. I flew into space four times. Never

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once did I expect that at some point the President

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of the United States was going to threaten me with

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being hanged because of something I said. Folks, we have

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a constitution, we have First Amendment constitutional rights of free speech.

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I know a little bit about political violence. My wife,

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Gaviy was nearly assassinated. She was shot in the head.

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Speaker 2: Because of political violence. She nearly died.

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Speaker 4: These are the kind of threats that this president makes,

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not just to me, some of my colleagues as well.

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Just this week he did this, threatened our lives, said

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we should be hanged because of something we said.

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Speaker 1: Was there something Mark Kelly left out of that? Yeah,

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there's something pretty important Mark Kelly left out of that.

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There's also something pretty important he left out about the

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story of his wife, Gabby Gifford's horrific event. So let's

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talk about the things he left out in just a second,

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and let's see if we can bring some accountability to this,

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because it might surprise people, but I'm here to tell

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you there are times when words actually are violence, and

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worse in fact than political violence. Mark Kelly is a

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guy who wants accountability for President Trump having done something

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Trump didn't really do. Trump did something, but it's not

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quite what Mark Kelly said. And Mark Kelly's leaving out

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the part where he trolled President Trump by telling members

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of the military to not.

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Speaker 2: Follow his orders.

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Speaker 1: He didn't say which orders, because it's all a great,

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big game of chaos. Reminds me very very much of

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a guy named Tony Fauci all chaos. When the co

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was first announced here, it had already been in the

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wild for about a year and a half. We know

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this through testing of sewage water in Italy and other places.

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They waited a good long time. When they first started

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talking about it, Fauci come out and said that it

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was a mild flu that in fact, this would be

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a good time to go to Italy if you're a

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young person, because prices are cheap, take a cruise. All

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of a sudden, he turned on a dime. There's a

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new movie out that explores this from the very genesis

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of the covid flu. It's called Thank You, Doctor Fauci,

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And by the way, it's a sarcastic title. Award winning

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director Jenner first went out and did tons of research,

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came away with exclusive interviews we've never seen, exclusive interviews

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with government whistleblowers and former Intel.

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Speaker 2: Officials and elected officials.

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Speaker 1: And government health people, and they reached a surprising conclusion

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to me, what if it wasn't just what China was doing.

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It just wasn't wasn't just money. What if it wasn't

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just Fauci's ego and pharma. What if we're in a

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bio arms race with the Chinese Communist Party and this

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was part of it. This is a must watch, and

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it took Angel Studios to make it. It's Angel dot com,

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to make sure that movies that demand accountability people like

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Fauci get made it's Angel dot Com slash herman. In

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the movie is Thank You, Doctor Fauci. Mark Kelly left

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some things out. He and a group of Democrat.

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Speaker 2: Colleagues decided to get together and suggest that our troops.

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Speaker 1: Stop following orders. Now they didn't say which orders. In fact,

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in a bit, I'm gonna share with you a little

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bit of a clarification. A woman maid who was in

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that video. She came out to clarify something under questioning

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from someone at ABC. Alisa Slotkin, a former INTELL official,

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had something to clarify.

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Speaker 2: He also left this out. His wife, Gabby Giffords was

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targeted by.

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Speaker 1: A guy who has been found to be insane, probably

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well earned insanity. It was because of political violence she

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was targeted. No, it was violence. Was it political? In

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that case? The guy was insane?

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Speaker 2: Is there political violence there is?

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Speaker 1: Ask the family of Charlie.

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Speaker 2: Kirk about political violence.

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Speaker 1: Ask people who've been hit with political violence from Antifa

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or so called Transtifa that exists, And yes, there are

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some cases of right leaning political violence there are. We

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need to be honest about that. Pugh looked into this

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and Americans are very likely to see extremism from each

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end of the political spectrum is a major problem. But

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people who are what Pugh called partisans, which is an

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interesting phrase, are more likely to see the problem on

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the other side. So Republicans see it with democrats, Democrats

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see it with Republicans. That shouldn't surprise us, and if

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you look at the causes, this is rather interesting. In

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the case of rhetoric, Republicans are far less likely, of course,

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to see the rhetoric of Trump Republicans concernedive mega whatever

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that means to be the problem. Democrats much more likely,

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as you see on the chart over at about twenty

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seven maybe even thirty percent of Democrats. Republicans asked about

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the rhetoric behavior of liberals are far less likely to

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say it's their words that are causing violence. Now some

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of the things of note here, Republicans tend to splend

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their brain more. They tend to see the mockingbird media

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as more responsible for this. The Democrats, on the other hand,

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see partisan polarization, and it's Republicans more likely to say

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that Democrats are unwilling to engage with or understand those

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with different views. Look, I'm a Christian conservative populist, constitutional populist,

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so I'm very very likely to stand with that on

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the political polarization front, and disability or unwillingness to engage

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with others on the other side.

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Speaker 2: So this is all people's perception. Their perception is that

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it's political.

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Speaker 1: Violence from the other side or rhetoric of political violence

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from the other side. You could look across the political

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bactrum for something I think more atrocious than this and

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be hard pressed to find it. There's a woman in

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New Jersey, a Megamum, a school board member or allegedly

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targeted in this tech scandal. The husband of one of

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her colleagues, her name is Danielle Bilemo, wrote in text

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messages that they wanted to see her unlived, that she

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should be unalived.

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Speaker 2: Why because she asks.

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Speaker 1: Questions about the school board's role in sexuality and teaching sexuality,

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et cetera. So in that case that gets pretty close

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to violence. Hey, she should be unlive. It reminds me

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of what the now Attorney General elect of Virginia said,

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he wanted to watch the children of his political opponents

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get unlived and then go and unlive the parents right

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before they had to watch all. That reminds me of that.

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But sometimes words are violence, sometimes they are. Alissa Slockton

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decided to admit that that video they made where they

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said President Trump was well, they didn't say it, but

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suggested he was issuing illegal orders and that troops should

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refuse to obey. She had to clarify something when she

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was on ABC News.

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Speaker 2: Let's talk right now. Do you believe President Trump has

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issued any illegal orders?

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Speaker 3: To my knowledge, I am not aware of things that

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are illegal, but certainly there are some legal gymnastics that

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are going on with these Caribbean strikes and everything related

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to Venezuela.

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Speaker 1: So everything, everything related to Venezuela is legally questionable, everything negotiation, etc. Incidentally,

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did you see that our CIA is against any interjection

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of American will in Venezuela?

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Speaker 2: Why?

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Speaker 1: I wonder why the American CIA wants to back Maduro,

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who is confirmed to be.

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Speaker 2: A cartel head. That gets close to violence.

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Speaker 1: It gets close to encouraging the troops to violently oppose,

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gets very close to that.

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Speaker 2: It's not quite there.

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Speaker 1: In words aren't violence unless they are. They can't become

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physical violence. I mean, they're words, but they can become

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spiritual violence, and they can aim themselves at the speaker,

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Jesus always made things harder. I mean he always did,

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not redemption. The law was impossible. It wasn't hard, it

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was impossible. No one could follow the whole law. That's

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why it was there. Only Jesus Christ did that. He

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came to fulfill the law and not cancel it. And

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only he was capable of doing it, no one else.

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Jesus always made things harder. Not redemption, that's free gift.

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You repent of the sins against God. That involves actual

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and true sorrow. You can accept Jesus Christ as your

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Lord and savior in your head and in your heart.

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And then you speak this with your mouth. You confess

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him with your mouth, ask him to save you, and

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he will, and I'll forgive you, and it'll dispatch to

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you the Holy Spirit within you, and the Holy Spirit

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can convict you of things. But sometimes words are actual

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spiritual violence. God is anxious to forgive. Jesus came to

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pay for our sins, every sin ever committed, every sin

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that ever would be committed. And Jesus spoke these words.

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He always made things harder. No, no, I get it.

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Redemption's free.

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Speaker 2: I just said it.

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Speaker 1: But sometimes it's hard to give up at our flesh. Ah,

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not lost, Not this time. I'm talking about righteous anger,

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calling people idiots and morons walking around with the dopamine hive. Man.

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I own the libs today. Hey, this guy blocked me.

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Look on social media. I made him block me. Oh

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my gosh, Look at my likes and retweets. Look at

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all the dopamine flowing through my body. I won that argument.

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Speaker 2: I stuffed that guy. I get it. I used to

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be addicted to it.

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Speaker 1: Matthew five, Verses twenty one through twenty three. You've heard

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that it was said to the people long ago you

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shall not murder. Anyone who murders will be subject to judgment.

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But I tell you that anyone who's angry with a

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brother or sister will be subject to judgment. Again. Anyone

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who says to your brother or sister raka, that's like

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saying you're worth less, is answerable to the court. And

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anyone who says you fool will be in danger of.

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Speaker 2: The fire of hell.

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Speaker 1: Therefore, if you are offering your gift at the altar

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and they're remember that your brother or sister has something

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against you, and he says to leave the offering behind

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and go and solve the thing with your brother and sister,

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and then come back the words of violence, the words

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of hatred, the words of condemnation. Those things are political violence.

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Speaker 1: Just the words, Well, they're not. They're precursors to it.

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But it's spiritual violence against ourselves, which creates an eternal harm.

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See if we commit enough of this, and we're not

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repentant enough, and we become addicted to it enough that

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we get dopamine hit after dopamine hit after dopamine hit.

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By owning the libs or making the cons cry drink

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and conservative tears, this becomes an idol for us. It

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can be just as destructive as lust, because it's police

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the flesh. So there are in fact times words are

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actual violence, not physical, but spiritual, which in an eternal sense,

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is far worse. Story Number two the least popular right

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of fathers. Now, this isn't something that we talk about

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in modern American society. It's the right of a father

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to do something that's unthinkable in today's society, utterly unthinkable

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that you could do this, and girls and young women

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they would hate this. I'm not talking about arranged marriages.

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I am talking about marriage and.

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Speaker 2: It's the right.

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Speaker 1: Fathers were fools to turn themselves away from and fools

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to not rediscover and bring back to life.

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will not provide for the families. God says are worse

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than non believers. That's a pretty big statement. You're a Christian,

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but you refuse to provide for your family, You're worse

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Truck twenty five Dash three three eight. The divorce rates

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in the United States reached its peak and then came

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down from its nineteen eighty peak. It was about twenty

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two point six percent. It's down now to fourteen point

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four percent. Seems like good news, but if fathers were

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taking advantage of the rights it would be far lower now.

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Some notes here something sad and disappointing, but also indicative

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of when these people came of age. So called gray

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divorces are up and precipitously. So over about a twenty

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five year period, the rate of people getting divorced who

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are over the age of fifty went from a left

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seven percent up to about fifty percent now. And again

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look at when they were raised the seventies, right the

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time of self Now. There's something else to note about this,

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there's some self selection. People are getting married now who

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tend to be better off, tend to be more financially

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able to care for each other.

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Speaker 2: That's self selection.

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Speaker 1: Also this a lot of young people are choosing to

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not marry because why, you can go out and have

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all the friends with benefits you want. You can hook

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up forty times before you ever consider a marriage. And

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the number of hookups that people have before they marry

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is on the increase, and so is the idea that

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one never need to be married. I mean, why do

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you need a man?

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Speaker 2: After all?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 1: They're just like Homer Simpsons. So there's some self selection there,

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and the people who are marrying tend now to be

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more religious and in religious communities. And this is the point.

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Fathers were given rights by God. Jesus didn't come along

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and canceled these rights. And this is going to be

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incredibly unpopular with young women, and if I were a

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young women, it would be incredibly unpopular with members.

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Speaker 2: Chapter thirty, verses three through five.

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Speaker 1: When a young woman, still living in her father's household,

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makes a vow to the Lord or obligates herself by

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a pledge, and her father hears about her vow or

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pledge but says nothing to her, then all her vows

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in every pledge by which she obligated herself will stand.

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Speaker 2: But if her father forbids her.

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Speaker 1: When he hears about it, none.

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Speaker 2: Of her vows or the pledges by which.

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Speaker 1: She obligated herself will stand. The Lord will release her

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because her father has forbidden her daddy at marrying him.

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They're not now. You can't go out in this day

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and age and physically stop an eighteen year old from

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getting married. Frankly, you can't stop a seventeen year old.

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And in the separate countries of Washington in California, you

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lose your parental rights when your kids are thirteen. In

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relation to their medical and psychological so called health. But

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it doesn't mean we're free from the obligation. Father's are

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obligated to say no when well. For instance, when the

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young man they're dating has decided that he's going to

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take what's not his as in sexuality, when a young

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man who's dating your daughter decides he doesn't need church,

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he doesn't need God, the answer should be no. Now,

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this is really difficult to imagine when you haven't raised

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your kids in the church. We haven't raged them around

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a Christian family, or a Christian village or a Christian

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world with a Christian worldview. If we teach your daughters

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from very very early on, if you decide you want

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to marry someone, you meet someone, first thing that's going

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to happen is I and your mother are going to

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sit and determine if this is a godly person.

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Speaker 2: Do they abide with the Lord?

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Speaker 1: Do they know the Lord. We're going to make suggestions.

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We're not going to arrange marriages, but we're going to

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make suggestions. We're going to get together with other Christian families,

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often at parks and retreats and you camps. We're gonna

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do everything we can to make sure we're spending time

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with other Christians. It doesn't mean it's going to be

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perfect that it does mean that you and your mother

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and I can look and say, wow, what about him?

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And it might be that a dad goes to another

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dad and says, hey, you know what, I think my

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daughter really likes your son. Is that reciprocal?

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Speaker 2: And I think it is.

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Speaker 1: It means that the institute reinstitute rules about dating. Fathers

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are obligated to do this. You can see my daughter

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right here in the living room while we're all sitting here.

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You don't need to go out alone. If fathers will

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reclaim their rights, their daughters will not end up out

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with the world raising them with.

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Speaker 2: Seven hookups before the age.

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Speaker 1: Of twenty one, and when every time there's a hook

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up there is a d well, let's say, de emphasis

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on the importance of sexuality that God designed. He designed

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it to be an incredibly important thing that happens only

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to other the auspices of marriage after waiting a very,

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a very long time, and it's an incredible gift that

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you only give to one person. Oh, I know, I know, abstinence. Wow,

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old man's insane. No old man is looking back at

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the word of God and taking into account his own

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huge errors as a father, such as, well, you can't

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really force a kid no, but you can say no.

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If anyone is worried that he might not be acting

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honorably toward the virgin he's engaged to, and his impassions

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are too strong, and he feels he ought to marry,

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he should do as he wants. He's not sinning they

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should get married. But the man who has settled the

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matter in his own mind, who's under no compulsion but

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has control over his own will, and who has made

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up his mind to not marry the virgin, this man

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also does the right thing. Now in that case, it's implied,

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of course, that you don't continue to string a person along.

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If you're a young man and you're dating a girl

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who's saying yourself for marriage, you're not going to marry her.

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You're in an.

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Speaker 2: Obligation to tell the truth.

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Speaker 1: The Bible is filled with instances like this. What we

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have Christians has failed to do is we look around

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the world and the world has fallen, and how can

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people live like this? And how can there be so

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much screen addiction, and so much addiction to somebody that's sick.

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Things that people are seeing on screens. We haven't said no.

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Christian fathers should get very very good at the phrase

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because I love you. The answer is no. Story number three, there's.

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Speaker 2: A funny thing about the two AI.

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Speaker 1: Songs topping the charts, and then there's a really interesting

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conversation to have as Christians about two of these songs

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that are topping the charts. The first song is by

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a thing called Solomon Ray. Yes, a thing called Solomon Ray.

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Something named this song find your Rest. It's cool beginning,

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real soul affirming of a swing gospel. Take love be

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the slide guitar. Is that a dough bro I think

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it's a dough bro doughbro like guitar.

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Speaker 3: O time from all this?

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Speaker 2: What a voice?

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Speaker 1: Week to count my blessings and window dress earthy, just

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trying to keep my souls suggestion to swing there, trying

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to keep my soul intact. Well, that's interesting because this

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has no soul. This is an AI. There's no soul

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in it. And interestingly, if the AI came up with

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the lyrics as well, news for AI, our souls were

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always intact, from the time God gives us souls till

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forever our souls all go somewhere intact. Question is where

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do they go?

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Speaker 2: Back to the.

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Speaker 1: Song, I've been running hard, feet on fire, feet on

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dreams and do so did you hear the answer? Recall

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feet on fire, tangled?

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Speaker 4: Am a stray?

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Speaker 2: Start slipping away? Steal here you over?

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Speaker 1: Okay, So now we get this optimist.

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Speaker 2: Take keep this in mind.

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Speaker 1: He's not going to be kept down.

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Speaker 2: Get those problems at more.

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Speaker 1: Swing pronounced got the swing, white guy shuffling.

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Speaker 2: Boom.

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Speaker 1: It must be God giving us rest. So that's from

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a thing called Solomon Ray. It's an ai that doesn't

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have a soul, and so it thinks of soul as

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being intact. There's a second song I want you to hear,

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and I want you to listen really closely, because I'm

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not so certain these are completely separate songs.

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Speaker 2: Talk about this in a second.

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Speaker 1: Soul matters in business, it really does. I don't know

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what soul exists behind let's say great big soap companies

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like Irish Spring. Now you know that comes from a

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spring in Ireland. Water as clear as day can reach down.

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Just get on your knees and suck that up mm.

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And then that water is taken from that spring and

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it sent to communist China, and maybe that stuff is

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made in slave labor and tested on wigers. Here there's

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no Irish spring. And the dove stuff, it's not clean

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as a dove. It comes from great, big, huge factories.

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And yet you continue to put this in your body.

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world would just say, look, just put them on some

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psychosomatic drugs, park them in front of a video game,

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send them in a box. They'll be fine. Now, now, these

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kids are designed to work and have the joy of that,

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and they do work there. We want to hire more people,

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So make that decision. Alan soaps dot com slash Todd

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or make it for someone else, particularly people with special

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needs kids. There's a lot of hope in them seeing

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how Alan works there every single day despite being effectively

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nonverbal with his eighteen operations in difficulty moving go to

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Alan soaps dot com slash todd. That's Alan soaps dot

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com slash todd. So this is a song by a

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thing called Breaking Rust, and I watched the listen for

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some of the similarities because therein begins our spiritual discussion

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and then an interesting, I think question for Christians about

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the limits of God Almighty. You know the way he's limited. Wow,

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kind of earthy.

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Speaker 3: Then beat down.

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Speaker 1: Thematically kind of the same theme, kind of a lower voice,

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earthy sound, laying back on the rhythm.

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Speaker 2: Not quite straightforward, but I'm still.

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Speaker 1: Almost sounds like it's building up to a rich.

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Speaker 2: Don't go to fans gospel.

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Speaker 1: In the past. You're a fake organ back there, moving forward.

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Speaker 3: And I'm looking back with a worn out at and

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a six string string.

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Speaker 1: I wonder if we're going to get to something that's more.

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Speaker 2: Of a shuffler. We are, it's not the white guy

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head nod and shoulder shot.

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Speaker 1: Changing my You might even get a call on answer back.

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Speaker 2: Way being allowed too long. You gave my style your A,

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but I ain't slowing the same thing.

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Speaker 1: The same thing that can be held.

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Speaker 2: Down walk a little bit.

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Speaker 1: But there is answer back, the little gospel answer back,

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the same song. Not really a straightfor four, earthy kind

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of singer, lowered voice. Thematically, it's about not going to

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be kept down, et cetera. One has got in it,

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this one does not. We'll neither of them do or

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do they.

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Speaker 3: Do?

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Speaker 1: You think God's gonna ignore the efficient that the mission

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field of AI. I think He's just gonna let it

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run wild. There's a really super fascinating question for me

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about intelligence that's artificial A is intelligence? B? Can it

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be unique? Let's start where I said to we would

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these songs sounds so similar to me, maybe to you

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as well. Let's remind ourselves that Satan can't create a thing,

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is not imaginative. They can't have any curiosity. They can't

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be creative, can't do it. He can despress, he can distort, it,

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can distract, he can destruct, cannot build, cannot make beauty.

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God can AI can't invent songs. AI can scan the

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entire universe of published music and work within parameters. To

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have something that approximates song and people can listen to

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it because math is musical or musical is music is math.

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So music theory will tell you that. So it can

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understand the music theory what appeals to a Western audience?

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Four four beat one four five, Maybe step put into

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the chorus, call and repeat, easy to remember one two

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line hooks because it's memorable. It can scan all that,

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but it can't invent. It can amalgamate, it can approximate,

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but it can't invent. Sure, it could come out and

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be Robert Fripp and have sort of atonal tone music,

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right a a rhythmic quote music Frip did that. It's

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been done countless times. John Lennard experimented with it. So

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it could go scan those sort of experiments too, But

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it can't invent a thing says things like my soul intact.

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A soul's always intact. It can't really understand what it's saying. Now,

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God forbid. Maybe one day it might. It might become

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self aware, good thing God planned for that. I mean,

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if AI become self aware God's plan for this. Do

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you think that God's going to give up on the

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mission field? Do you think that God's going to give

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up on using AI. Do you think this is a

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mission field on which Christians should give up? I heard

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the craziest idea for my friend Alex Producer the other day.

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At the risk of giving it away. He talked about

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what would happen if we actually had to dispatch disciple

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makers into artificial intelligence worlds? Because I can imagine a

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matrix world where a whole bunch of young people are

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sitting on couches or god forbid, floating in gobs of

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prebiotic goo like in the movie Matrix. And it's not

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this time Counta Reeves who breaks out and then the

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other actors have to go break back into the Matrix.

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But it's actually disciple makers going into a world where

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people have been captured and dominated by AI to first

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of all take them out of the AI world and

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then back into the fallen world so they can go

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to the actual new Heaven and New Earth. That's a

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pretty amazing phenomena that could occur. Wouldn't that have to

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involve AI. One of the things that we should be

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aware of is there's never been an invention that God

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didn't use. God used radio, God's used technology. Look at

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the number of young people who are using YouTube to

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find out about Jesus Christ. Guysn't at the least bit

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surprised about AI. And I bet he finds it very,

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very funny that an AA thinks that souls can be

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broken apart. Oh, they can be tarnished, they can be oppressed,

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they can be tortured. But ultimately, let's fear not he

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who can harm the body. Let's hear who can harm

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the body and the soul, And let's not fear AI.

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It can harm our minds, but he who dwells in

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with us, within us, is stronger than.

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Speaker 2: He who dwells without.

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Speaker 1: God saw AI coming. I'm staying convinced that all the

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AI in the world, which is simply an amalgamation of

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all express human intelligence, doesn't begin to match the intelligence

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of God. Not by long shot. It's off by oh,

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I don't know, an eternity. This is the todd Hermannshew.

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Please go be well, be strong, be kind, and go

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out and make every effort to walk in the light

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of Christ.

