Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show,
Speaker 1: where we do three stories. That's why it's called the
Speaker 1: three Stories version. Story number one Antifa owns the University
Speaker 1: of Washington again, and why is that happening? If only
Speaker 1: there was a clue. Story number two, the left Constitution
Speaker 1: is like the woke Church's Bible. And story number three
Speaker 1: original Sin and innocent babies. And this one is hard.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
Speaker 1: are the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: Storry number one, didn't I just say that I think
Speaker 1: it did. Antifa owns the University of Washington dot dot
Speaker 1: dot again, that's an ellipses. By the way, dot dot dot.
Speaker 1: I love seeing ellipses because people don't know what it means.
Speaker 1: It makes me feel so smart. That's an ellipses. Actually,
Speaker 1: actually that's an ellipses. So on the University of Washington
Speaker 1: Monday nights, Antifa came back. And for people who are
Speaker 1: sick of hearing the topic of antifa, are you sick
Speaker 1: of confronting evil? Are you sick of comparisons of this?
Speaker 1: I am too. Shall we not talk about it. Let's
Speaker 1: not talk about it. Let's go about the speaking of ellipses.
Speaker 1: The reason they're back is very very clear, because President
Speaker 1: Trump is in the White House. Their job is to
Speaker 1: create disorder. Their job is to create fear and unrest.
Speaker 1: Their job is to put in the guts of the
Speaker 1: middle class Americans worry and discontent and dread. That's their job.
Speaker 1: Their job is to disrupt. Their job is to create chaos.
Speaker 1: Their job is to have everything go bad. By the
Speaker 1: time this summer, we have the race rights that are
Speaker 1: already being planned. You have the corrupt dictator of Illinois, Pritzker,
Speaker 1: demanding them, and they are the street agents for the
Speaker 1: elites on the left, because the elites on the left
Speaker 1: are already coming back and now building the case for
Speaker 1: a race war this summer. Antifa are the foot soldiers
Speaker 1: of Black Lives Matter Incorporated. And they're well trained. They
Speaker 1: started training in the Seattle area about ten years ago.
Speaker 1: It was in a park in Georgetown. I remember talking
Speaker 1: about it on the radio, and even then I had conservatives,
Speaker 1: big rock ribbed conservatives, say, why are you spending any
Speaker 1: time on this? This is insane and these are just
Speaker 1: groups of miscreants. I said, you don't get it. This
Speaker 1: is military training, this is ied training. Oh, herman, you're
Speaker 1: losing it. They're dropping or marbles in front of police horses.
Speaker 1: You're right. They're also teaching people how to hide swords
Speaker 1: inside protest signs and how to make IEDs with things
Speaker 1: like bleach. And look what we've seen. We've seen how
Speaker 1: many cops unalived by these groups, or almost unlived. So
Speaker 1: it happened again in the University Washington campus. Jonathan Chow
Speaker 1: is an independent journalist. He was there consistently threatened. And
Speaker 1: here we are going around on the campus. Oh look, oh,
Speaker 1: it's just some palettes burning on the tip of a building.
Speaker 1: It's just people not being allowed to go to class.
Speaker 1: And this is all, of course, on behalf of Hamas.
Speaker 1: And that's the least of things burning stuff down and
Speaker 1: causing this form of chaos. And oh look, one of
Speaker 1: the city scooters is gonna burn. I wonder where they
Speaker 1: got this stuff to burn. And that's the least of
Speaker 1: the concerns. More of the concerns come with law enforcement.
Speaker 1: Oh look, there's black block up the street. They blocked
Speaker 1: the instant the entrance to the engineering building because the
Speaker 1: engineering building it works with Boeing and Boeing as a
Speaker 1: relationship with Israel. And there's a sign up there. It's
Speaker 1: just again promoting Hamas and that's the engineering building. They
Speaker 1: hate all all structure. And Antifa is there to intimidate.
Speaker 1: And in the separate country of Washington, they're allowed to intimidate.
Speaker 1: So you think the police came, they did. And I'll
Speaker 1: show you in a second exactly what the police were
Speaker 1: allowed to do. And invite you to try to think
Speaker 1: like a cop. And you're gonna see some pretty muscled
Speaker 1: up cops in this and I want you to try
Speaker 1: to think of them and what it must be like
Speaker 1: for them when you see what they were forced to
Speaker 1: go through. It's corrupt, and it's Washington State and its Seattle,
Speaker 1: and it's bound to be corrupt. Washington State is just
Speaker 1: filled with gobs of federal money and they're simply not
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Speaker 1: there were police on hand at the University of Washington,
Speaker 1: and here's what they were allowed to do. They were
Speaker 1: allowed to be hustled away by Antifa. They were allowed
Speaker 1: to retreat, most of them facing the crowd of terrorists,
Speaker 1: and now Antifa gets to dictate the terms of engagement.
Speaker 1: One thing to know about black back on Atifa is
Speaker 1: to a person. Every single one of them is a coward.
Speaker 1: They will never approach you one on one or two
Speaker 1: on one. I was approached once three on one, and
Speaker 1: those guys thought better of it because they're all cowards.
Speaker 1: They're all taught how to gang up on people. That's
Speaker 1: the only time they use physical force is when it's overwhelming.
Speaker 1: In the separate country of Washington, state police are allowed
Speaker 1: to do anything. Now, imagine being hand to hand combat trained,
Speaker 1: being someone who's been in real combat. Because a lot
Speaker 1: of these cops are being able to handle any five
Speaker 1: of these cowards quickly and easily, and you're forced to
Speaker 1: back off. That's what the University of Washington has allowed
Speaker 1: to happen. President Trump's going after Harvard for making it
Speaker 1: nearly impossible for Asian men to get into Harvard, but
Speaker 1: all too easy for people of other races who are
Speaker 1: not ready for Harvard to get into Harvard. He's going
Speaker 1: after them for allowing anti Semitism on the campus. He's
Speaker 1: allowing They're not just allowing that, but Jewish student's being
Speaker 1: threatened and not a looted in the schools. University of
Speaker 1: Washington's in the same exact position, and they're gearing up
Speaker 1: for a summer. The failed mayor of Seattle, Jenny Durkin,
Speaker 1: called the Antifa summer the summer of love, and you
Speaker 1: can see through the rhetoric they want more of this.
Speaker 1: Here is a United States congresswomen rescued from a country
Speaker 1: that was falling under the weight of terrorism. She's a
Speaker 1: United States congresswoman, and she's speaking the blatant language of
Speaker 1: not just race hustling, but race warring. Elan Omar I.
Speaker 3: Would say, our country should be more fearful of white
Speaker 3: men across our country because they are actually causing most
Speaker 3: of the deaths within this country. We should be profiling, monitoring,
Speaker 3: and creating policies to fight the radicalization of white men.
Speaker 1: Of course, she means conservative white men who are famously violent,
Speaker 1: you know, when they're not raising families and working and
Speaker 1: raising grandkids. Famously violent, because the political violence of the
Speaker 1: right is almost not there. She's not referring to Antifa,
Speaker 1: which is usually almost completely white, while Black Lives Matter
Speaker 1: Incorporated is almost always completely black, and they join at
Speaker 1: the hip with one goal, the stabilization. But that's just
Speaker 1: illin Omar doing what she does, race baiting and trying
Speaker 1: to stoke a race war. In my opinion, it's a
Speaker 1: grievous sin. Grievous because you're trying to get neighbor to
Speaker 1: hate neighbor. Now, we can't expect Christian behavior from a
Speaker 1: non Christian, and she is a non Christian and pronouncedly
Speaker 1: so or profoundly so, but we can critique it. In
Speaker 1: the body of Christ, there are no races. There's neither
Speaker 1: Greek nor Jew, nor servant nor master in the body
Speaker 1: of Christ. Jesus wants everybody to be readopted into God's family,
Speaker 1: even people like Michelle Obama. Now that's Ellan Moore angling
Speaker 1: or Illan Omar angling for race war. As I see it,
Speaker 1: here's Michelle Obama who has still found a way to
Speaker 1: complain about life in the White House.
Speaker 4: Many people don't know. I mean much is not covered.
Speaker 4: You're paying for every food and every bit of food
Speaker 4: that you eat. You you know, you're not paying for
Speaker 4: housing and the staff in it, but everything, even travel
Speaker 4: if you're not traveling with the president, if your kids
Speaker 4: are coming on a bright Star, which is the first
Speaker 4: Lady's plane, we had to play pay for their travel.
Speaker 1: Savage. Now I can understand the racism of this country.
Speaker 1: That is insane because I remember when I worked at
Speaker 1: the Republican National Committee in Washington, d C. I said
Speaker 1: to the committee, wait a minute, wait, why am I
Speaker 1: buying my food? Why am I putting food in my
Speaker 1: own refrigerator? You need to do this. And secondly, I'm
Speaker 1: flying my family out and you're not paying for it.
Speaker 1: You get to pay for this, Well, we'll pay for
Speaker 1: you when you do travel on behalf of the committee.
Speaker 1: But wait, but then I have to buy my at Microsoft,
Speaker 1: same thing. I remember when I was working at Microsoft.
Speaker 1: I turned in an expense account and got called into
Speaker 1: my boss's office. He goes, what's this? What you're trying
Speaker 1: to expense accounts? A kid's swimming pool? Yeah? How can
Speaker 1: you expense account of kids? It's just one of those
Speaker 1: little pools. It's like ten bucks. Why are you pushing
Speaker 1: back on this. You're putting a kid swimming pool on
Speaker 1: your expense account. Of course, it's my family. You need
Speaker 1: to pay the expenses of my family. See right there,
Speaker 1: right there, my little daughter likes those Alaska pancakes. You
Speaker 1: gotta cover the No one does this. Employers don't do
Speaker 1: these things. And Michelle Obuman wants us to look at
Speaker 1: this and oh, dear Gosh in heaven you had to
Speaker 1: pay for your food. But yes, yes, yes, America is
Speaker 1: obviously inexorably racist. Or two, the left in America has
Speaker 1: developed something that's very much like the woke Church's Bible.
Speaker 1: So the woke Church, or sometimes has called the so
Speaker 1: called gay Gospel, they have their own set of beliefs,
Speaker 1: their own bible. In their Bible, Jesus never speaks of marriage.
Speaker 1: So in their Bible, Jesus didn't say, and therefore a
Speaker 1: man leaves his mother and father and clings them to
Speaker 1: his wife. Jesus didn't say that, save in cases of
Speaker 1: adultery or ongoing sexual perversion, a man should not leave
Speaker 1: his wife. And he was responding to what the Pharisees
Speaker 1: have said. But certificate is a divorce. And Jesus made
Speaker 1: it harder. He said, you've heard it said that a
Speaker 1: man will not divorce his wife without a certificate divorce.
Speaker 1: And yet I tell you, except for cases of ongoing
Speaker 1: sexual perversion or adultery, a man shall not leave his wife.
Speaker 1: So he spoke of marriage. Furthermore, Jesus was raised on
Speaker 1: the Old Testament, or what we think of as the
Speaker 1: Old Testament parts of it. That's the Bible Jesus read.
Speaker 1: But in the gay Gospel, so called the Woke Churches,
Speaker 1: Jesus never spoke of those things. Throughout the Bible, God
Speaker 1: is referred to as he. He's always referred to in
Speaker 1: a masculine sense. There are some times where he shares
Speaker 1: some characteristics with women. There's a particular phrase he uses
Speaker 1: for special helper. He talks about women being provided to
Speaker 1: man as a special helper, and God describes himself as
Speaker 1: a special helper, which is a way of honoring women.
Speaker 1: But it's a role. It's not an identity. Throughout the Bible.
Speaker 1: God is he in the Woke Church. God is non binary.
Speaker 1: How did they get there? Because they just decided they
Speaker 1: got there. They have mentally rewritten the Bible, and in
Speaker 1: some case they've forwritten it. There is an ungendered version
Speaker 1: of the Bible that uses phrases like birthing person and
Speaker 1: cervix have her rather than mother or father. We're writing
Speaker 1: the Bible doesn't change the Bible. The Bible's unchanged. If
Speaker 1: you look at the Dead Sea scrolls from that time
Speaker 1: when we discovered those scrolls till now, the Bible's about
Speaker 1: ninety nine point eight percent intact. And the places that
Speaker 1: it's different are spelling errors where people transcribe differently. So
Speaker 1: the left has done this with the Bible. They've also
Speaker 1: done it with the Constitution. And I don't know that
Speaker 1: they even read the Constitution anymore. I think they just
Speaker 1: think of this magic constitution in their mind. I mean,
Speaker 1: Jonathan k Part does this. The judges who are ruling
Speaker 1: against Trump does this. And we can compare this and
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Speaker 1: new constitution. This is Jonathan KPart from PBS who's determined
Speaker 1: there's a constitutional right that certain organizations have to your money.
Speaker 4: Jonathan, what do you make of the president's moves at
Speaker 4: this time? Not just about BBS, This is not just
Speaker 4: about us. It's part of a larger campaign.
Speaker 5: Here, right, But I think what the president is doing
Speaker 5: it is a fundamental attack on our constitution, on the
Speaker 5: foundation of this country. People need to understand and remember
Speaker 5: there is only one profession that is protected in the Constitution,
Speaker 5: and it is the free press. It is the press,
Speaker 5: and why because the founders understood that the survival of
Speaker 5: a democracy depends on an informed citizenry. And the citizenry
Speaker 5: can only be informed by a press that can report,
Speaker 5: and do you know, report on the affairs of the
Speaker 5: republic free and unfettered, and whether they are you know,
Speaker 5: come from the left or from from the right, the
Speaker 5: government should not interfere with that reporting. And so when
Speaker 5: you have a president of the United States who is
Speaker 5: making it his mission to attack the free press, we
Speaker 5: should all be concerned whether we are at PBS or
Speaker 5: whether we are at MSNBC, because he's focused on us too.
Speaker 4: Well, I know, we'll all continue to do our work
Speaker 4: without fear or favor.
Speaker 1: Yes, without favor, certainly. MSNBC is very famous for without favors,
Speaker 1: so as PBS just straight down the middle obviously. Well, no,
Speaker 1: that's lie. Well, let's take this Constitution in in Kpe
Speaker 1: heart's mind. The First Amendment refers to a free press
Speaker 1: a profession. It does.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 1: The pamphleteers in the United States prior to the Revolutionary
Speaker 1: War who created pamphlets for people to read to become
Speaker 1: informed were reporters. They were professional writers, people like Sam Adams.
Speaker 1: They were informing the public certainly about what the crown
Speaker 1: was doing, but they weren't journalists. Most of them didn't
Speaker 1: go on to form newspapers and media companies. The freedom
Speaker 1: of the press was the freedom to use the tools
Speaker 1: of communication to communicate broadly. It's not about a profession.
Speaker 1: It's about a righte given us by God and technology
Speaker 1: as it existed. Reminder, it is PBS and Jonathan k
Speaker 1: Part and MSNBC who continue to sponsor censorship against conservatives
Speaker 1: because of so called hate speech or so called conspiracy theory.
Speaker 1: President Trump isn't attacking PBS's right to exist. He's simply
Speaker 1: saying that while you are creating bias news, and you're
Speaker 1: refusing to report on things that are significant to elections,
Speaker 1: and you are trying to sway elections using tax payer money,
Speaker 1: you're not going to get any more of it. PBS
Speaker 1: is corporate underwriting now so pbs can exist without this.
Speaker 1: But in the mind of Jonathan K. Part, they have
Speaker 1: a constitutional right to our money. And if you're speaking
Speaker 1: here about the First Amendment, and he is, and he's
Speaker 1: saying that because the free press is important, the government
Speaker 1: must fund it. The Second Amendment, a well regulated militia
Speaker 1: being necessary to the security of the free state, the
Speaker 1: right of the people to keep in bare arms shall
Speaker 1: not be in fringe. If you were to take Jonathan
Speaker 1: k Part so hard logic and apply it there, that
Speaker 1: means that the government has to buy our guns, because
Speaker 1: it says right there, a well regulated militia is important.
Speaker 1: The right of the people, that's us to keep and
Speaker 1: bear arms shall not be infringed. If the First Amendment
Speaker 1: says journals are important, therefore pbs should get tax dollars.
Speaker 1: It says that a well armed citizen base is important.
Speaker 1: Therefore the government should buy our guns. Where do I
Speaker 1: sign up? Oh, I forget that's right. I don't want
Speaker 1: a government that is strong enough to give me everything
Speaker 1: I want, because a government like that is strong enough
Speaker 1: to take everything I have. Here's another example of this
Speaker 1: invented constitution in the minds of the left. Just like
Speaker 1: the woke Church has invented a false Bible. A judge's
Speaker 1: ruled that President Trump pulling security clearance from a law
Speaker 1: firm is unconstitutional. Presidents signed an executive order a markship
Speaker 1: pulled the security clearance from some of the firm's staff,
Speaker 1: claiming the law firm engaged in dishonors and dangerous activity,
Speaker 1: and essentially barred it from its attorneys from federal buildings.
Speaker 1: This comes just the news John Solomon's organization. The law
Speaker 1: firm here is Perkins Cooy. Now, if you understand the
Speaker 1: media reports about Perkins Cooy and you've studied this, Perkins
Speaker 1: Cooy was effectively laundering money. Hillary Clinton was pretending to
Speaker 1: pay for legal services when in fact she was paying
Speaker 1: for things as I understand it, like media buying, the
Speaker 1: creation of the false Russia dossier. That's not legal services.
Speaker 1: Those are media services. Those are black op oppo opposition
Speaker 1: study researches, black op meaning secret. Secondly, they participated in
Speaker 1: some of the hoaxing of the electorate, a law firm
Speaker 1: lying to the electorate. President Trump does have control over
Speaker 1: who has security clearances. And suddenly, though there's a constitutional
Speaker 1: right for Perkins Cooy to be able to have the
Speaker 1: nation's biggest secrets because they prove themselves to be so
Speaker 1: good with them. There's a reason that the left says, no,
Speaker 1: what about isms? You don't get to do what about isms?
Speaker 1: They say that because they know they are doing that
Speaker 1: of which they accuse us. So they don't want us
Speaker 1: to have the tool of what about isms? And what
Speaker 1: aboutisms are incredibly important. Here's a key what aboutism? You're
Speaker 1: driving home one night, you drive into your driveway, your
Speaker 1: front door is kicked open, and you call the police. Hey,
Speaker 1: I think someone might be in my house. Why do
Speaker 1: you think that because my front door is kicked open
Speaker 1: and it wasn't when I left. Hey, that's what about ism.
Speaker 1: Don't you come to us with comparisons, But I'm going
Speaker 1: to give comparisons. Do you remember this? In twenty twenty one?
Speaker 1: Breaking in twenty twenty one in landmark accountability victory, John
Speaker 1: Eastman now faces permanent desbarment over his attempt to overturn
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty election. So John Eastman was a lawyer
Speaker 1: for President Trump who represented his client's best interests, and
Speaker 1: in John Eastman's judgment, there was a lot about the
Speaker 1: election that needed to be looked into lawyers aren't allowed
Speaker 1: to do that. Did you know that they're not allowed
Speaker 1: to represent clients if clients have inconvenient ideas? They don't
Speaker 1: have that constitution right, a free speech, freedom of association,
Speaker 1: which Jonathan k Part says PBS has to such a
Speaker 1: degree that we have to pay for it. Rudy Giuliani
Speaker 1: faced a verdict because he said some things about Georgia
Speaker 1: election workers, and he named them and he shouldn't have
Speaker 1: they're ordinary workers, but the jury amount given them.
Speaker 6: NBC News Justice and Intelligence correspondent Kendelanian has been covering
Speaker 6: this trial and he joins me, now, so this is
Speaker 6: a huge sum can break down the takeaway here and
Speaker 6: what it means.
Speaker 7: It's a stunning verdict, Christian Christen. It drew audible gasps
Speaker 7: in the courtroom, and it exceeded even what the plaintiffs
Speaker 7: were asking for and what their expert witness said their
Speaker 7: damages were. So the jury awarded each woman a different
Speaker 7: figure in compensation for defamation. Ruby Freeman was awarded sixteen
Speaker 7: point two roughly million dollars. Her daughter, she Moss was
Speaker 7: awarded sixteen point nine million dollars. Then the jury warre
Speaker 7: each of them twenty million dollars for intentional infliction of
Speaker 7: emotional distress, and then a total of seventy five million
Speaker 7: dollars for punitive damage, which is designed to punish mister
Speaker 7: Giuliani for the harm that he caused.
Speaker 1: All of this, they said to keep President Trump in power,
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty eight million dollars. No offense to
Speaker 1: those women. All work is honorable work unless you are
Speaker 1: in fact dishonorable, and I think the Georgia election case
Speaker 1: is deeply dishonorable. But they're earning capacity in their lives
Speaker 1: as one hundred and forty eight million dollars. Really, this
Speaker 1: seems a bit extreme, and yet that's what the jury ruled.
Speaker 1: So when the left invents their own constitution, they are
Speaker 1: thing that the free speech of PBS is sacro, saying
Speaker 1: that they have a right to our nation's moneys. They're
Speaker 1: saying that Perkins Cooi, a disgrace law firm, has a
Speaker 1: constitution write to our secrets, our nation's biggest secrets. But
Speaker 1: when it comes to President Trump's team, people like John
Speaker 1: Eastman speaking his mind in the First Amendment as a
Speaker 1: lawyer representing his client, he doesn't have that People like
Speaker 1: Steve Bannon, who refused to reply or comply with a
Speaker 1: subpoena by an illegally constructed team at the Congress, the
Speaker 1: jan sixth Committee, which was illegally constructed because he didn't
Speaker 1: play by the House rules. When he didn't respond to that,
Speaker 1: he went to jail. It's an amazing thing. When you
Speaker 1: invent your own constitution, you can change it with the
Speaker 1: turn of a dime, just like when you invent your
Speaker 1: own Bible. You can do something fascinating. You can remove
Speaker 1: the word of God from the word of God. Except
Speaker 1: understand this, God will not be mocked. You haven't succeeded
Speaker 1: in mocking him. You've succeeded in painting yourself into an
Speaker 1: eternal corner. One you're going to have forever to mourn.
Speaker 1: Story number three, Original Sin and Innocent Babies. And I
Speaker 1: admit this one is hard. This is a conversation my
Speaker 1: daughter and I used to have on a pretty consistent
Speaker 1: basis about people who had not heard the word of God,
Speaker 1: who had not met Jesus, who had not been told
Speaker 1: about Jesus. And this is something of a discussion that
Speaker 1: I think all people should have because it hinges upon
Speaker 1: our relationship to Jesus in the way of trust. That's
Speaker 1: the only way I can put this that makes sense
Speaker 1: to me. And I don't matter. The Bible matters, and
Speaker 1: who Jesus is matters, and what he is matters. Because
Speaker 1: we can be loving, we can be faithful, we can
Speaker 1: be kind, we can be patient, we can be honest,
Speaker 1: we can be keep that word in mind, can be
Speaker 1: So this is a guy who is a author. He's
Speaker 1: an analytic philosopher, Christian apologist, theologian, professor of Philosophy at
Speaker 1: the Houston Christian University and the Tablet School of Theology
Speaker 1: at Biola University. So he is a learned man. His
Speaker 1: name is William Lane Craig, and he talked about babies
Speaker 1: and original sin. And this is what this very learned
Speaker 1: man said.
Speaker 8: If you believe with Roman Catholics and Reformed and Lutheran
Speaker 8: Theologians that Adam's sin and guilt is imputed to every
Speaker 8: individual human being descended from Adam, then infants and the
Speaker 8: mentally disabled are going to also need salvation to be
Speaker 8: applied to them in some way because they carry the
Speaker 8: guilt of adam sin. On the other hand, if like me,
Speaker 8: you're not persuaded that this doctrine is biblical, then infants
Speaker 8: and the mentally retarded are not born sinful and therefore
Speaker 8: have no sin that needs to be pardoned or forgiven.
Speaker 8: And I think this is in accord with Jesus' attitude
Speaker 8: toward children. When you look at how Jesus regarded children,
Speaker 8: he said, unless you become like a little child, you
Speaker 8: will not see the kingdom of God. But these children
Speaker 8: who have faith in me, such is the kingdom of God.
Speaker 8: So he, I think, clearly believed that these little children
Speaker 8: were saved, were the recipients of God's salvation, And that
Speaker 8: would make much better sense than I think saying that
Speaker 8: they were all born vile and corrupted sinners.
Speaker 1: He calls his organization reasonable faith, reasonable according to whom
Speaker 1: well him. So let's approach this in a seconds, and
Speaker 1: let's think about what we know about Jesus Christ and
Speaker 1: what we know about what he said in that phrase
Speaker 1: in the Bible about become like little children. He didn't
Speaker 1: say become young. He didn't say become undeveloped. He didn't
Speaker 1: say become less cognitively advanced. He was talking about the
Speaker 1: amazement of faith to believe, to trust. That's what Jesus
Speaker 1: was talking about. He wasn't saying become less intellectually potent.
Speaker 1: It's not what he meant, Nor did he say that
Speaker 1: babies are vile. But we can go to one thing
Speaker 1: we know about Jesus, He who was without sin, became
Speaker 1: sin to take away the sting of death, the sting
Speaker 1: of sin, He who was without sin, one person without sin.
Speaker 1: Prior to that, the law was unachievable by any of us.
Speaker 1: Because of a brokenness. Everyone was born on able to
Speaker 1: achieve the fulfillment of the law, save one sinless man,
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ. The babies born in that time were born
Speaker 1: unable to complete the law because of the fall. The
Speaker 1: fall was the decision that even Adam made to go
Speaker 1: their own way. Original sin was we know what God
Speaker 1: has told us, We choose our own way. That was
Speaker 1: the fall that cast us out of the garden. We
Speaker 1: are in a fallen state. None of us live in
Speaker 1: the garden. None of us live in the New Heaven
Speaker 1: and the new Earth. Those of us who accept the
Speaker 1: Lord Jesus, agree to be as savior, agree to be
Speaker 1: changed by him, be ad mission with him. We have
Speaker 1: an inheritance given back to us the New Heaven and
Speaker 1: the new Earth. But the other way to approach this
Speaker 1: for me is to talk about what we can be,
Speaker 1: and remember that phrase, what we can be. We can
Speaker 1: be spiritually healthy, we can be physically healthy. There's all
Speaker 1: sorts of trip falls in the way and trip wires
Speaker 1: to physical health. There's diet, there's lack of exercise, there's pharma,
Speaker 1: over use of pharma. All those things are pitfalls and
Speaker 1: trip wires. And along those pitfalls and trip wires, we
Speaker 1: have organizations that have decided to make us unhealthy. Create
Speaker 1: the problem, sell the cure, although it's not a cure,
Speaker 1: it's a treatment. Create the problem, sell the treatment to
Speaker 1: make it feel better. Then there are organizations who actually
Speaker 1: exist to provide cures. Surgery can make one feel better.
Speaker 1: It can repair some things. It always leaves residue always.
Speaker 1: My left shoulder is now three years past surgery and
Speaker 1: I still do not have the same strength they do
Speaker 1: with my right shoulder, the same mobility, my shoulder mobility,
Speaker 1: my mechanics on my left shoulder are way off in
Speaker 1: comparison to my right shoulder, And there was a huge
Speaker 1: difference when I had my left shoulder operated on for
Speaker 1: rotator cuff tear three out of three. By the way,
Speaker 1: I didn't get stem cells. I didn't get aided in recovery.
Speaker 1: I did it on my own forty eight weeks to
Speaker 1: get my pushups and pulps back, and still to this day,
Speaker 1: if you look at me, my mobility, my mechanics are
Speaker 1: way off. My right shoulder, same surgery, rotator cuff tear,
Speaker 1: same exact surgery. The mechanics are solid, the strength is
Speaker 1: probably fifteen to twenty percent more. The mobility is better,
Speaker 1: flexibility is better. And I got my pull up and
Speaker 1: push ups back in eleven weeks, and it probably could
Speaker 1: have been eight difference. Stem cells from renew They reject
Speaker 1: eighty percent of the umbilical cords they take in. They
Speaker 1: reject a total of eighty percent of the stem cells
Speaker 1: because they only use the best, and then they take
Speaker 1: the best and they multiply them that as they culture
Speaker 1: them to grow more of them. They're tightly controlled on
Speaker 1: all areas of where the stem cells are at any
Speaker 1: one time. It's not just stem cells. It's hyperbaric treatment,
Speaker 1: it's NAD treatments. It is all in and it's a cure,
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Speaker 1: You and I can be kind, We can be loving,
Speaker 1: We can be fair, we can be just, we can
Speaker 1: be patient. We can be these things. And when we
Speaker 1: are these things, we see better aspects of life. We
Speaker 1: see people love us more folldy. We see our families
Speaker 1: develop more fruit We see more fruitful friendships. We see
Speaker 1: people willing to stand with us. We make better decisions.
Speaker 1: We can employ biblical love, patience, kindness, never bowlstful, never proud,
Speaker 1: not keeping lists of grievances. We can seek the fruits
Speaker 1: of the spirit, peace, joy, tolerance, actual tolerance, not the
Speaker 1: fake type. And I know I skip some. We can
Speaker 1: seek these things, we can have them. God is them,
Speaker 1: He is justice, He is kindness, he is righteousness. He
Speaker 1: is in the name of Jesus, the Way, the Truth,
Speaker 1: and the Life. No one gets to the Father but
Speaker 1: through him. But do we trust him. A little baby
Speaker 1: who is born is born into a fallen world, a
Speaker 1: member of a fallen species. Is that little baby committing sin?
Speaker 1: Not yet the little baby? Can't We think of all
Speaker 1: the children of abortion, when they were having their lives
Speaker 1: taken from them, they were being unalived. They had yet
Speaker 1: to sin, they had yet to hear the word? Are
Speaker 1: they worse than the thief on the cross? The miracles
Speaker 1: that God can perform extend from who God is. He
Speaker 1: is mercy, He is kindness, He is righteousness, he is honesty.
Speaker 1: He is all the things we can sometimes feel, or provide,
Speaker 1: or even be for a little while. Do you trust him?
Speaker 1: Some of these mysteries are fun things to play with.
Speaker 1: They're fun controversies. For me, I choose to do this.
Speaker 1: Some trust in charits horses, others from every word that
Speaker 1: proceeds from the mouth of God. I choose to trust
Speaker 1: God for who he is, and I choose to believe
Speaker 1: in his ever loving fleet. Mercy has said love for us,
Speaker 1: that is an unbelievable love, unchanging, unchangeable. And I, for
Speaker 1: me settle this down to the widow's mite. Now I
Speaker 1: know that as a financial parable, the poor lady in line,
Speaker 1: and she's going to leave an offering in the temple,
Speaker 1: and she leaves a tiny little coin, a half a penny,
Speaker 1: and people mock her, except for Jesus, and he points
Speaker 1: out truly, He says, she has left more than all
Speaker 1: the rich people combined, to whom much is given, much
Speaker 1: is expected, to whom little is given. Right read into
Speaker 1: that little babies who've never been given the word, who
Speaker 1: have not sinned, didn't have time to grow into active sin,
Speaker 1: who were innocent as in terms of actively sinning. But
Speaker 1: a member of a fallen space, in a fallen world,
Speaker 1: at a fallen time, they will receive mercy because of
Speaker 1: the weakened spirit, the poorn spirit. They haven't been given
Speaker 1: enough of the spirit, they're pooring it. They'll be given mercy.
Speaker 1: Jesus taught us this. But on the topic of people
Speaker 1: who've not heard the word of Jesus, I think they
Speaker 1: might have a better time of it than those of
Speaker 1: us who decided to not tell them. Jesus did not say,
Speaker 1: if you feel like it and it's convenient, and you
Speaker 1: feel you're spiritually gifted this way, go and make disciples
Speaker 1: if you get around to it. And Matthew twenty eight,
Speaker 1: Jesus said, all power on heaven and earth has been
Speaker 1: granted to me. Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations,
Speaker 1: baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son,
Speaker 1: and the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey all
Speaker 1: I've commanded, for I will be with you always, even
Speaker 1: until the end of the age. I think the question
Speaker 1: should be what will Jesus say and or do to
Speaker 1: people who had the opportunity to share his word with
Speaker 1: people who had not heard it, but found that inconvenient
Speaker 1: or uncomfortable. I think it's a different equation than versus
Speaker 1: a little baby in the womb being bruly unalived. This
Speaker 1: is the Todd Hermann Show. Please go, be well, be strong,
Speaker 1: be kind, and please make every effort to walk in
Speaker 1: the light of Christ.