Speaker 1: Welcome to the three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.
Story number one, a body positivity influencer is dead at
twenty seven. And I don't want to pretend I've got
details of autopsies or anything like this, but I do
want to point out that fat is not healthy. Sorry,
and I used to weigh almost four hundred pounds. My
dad was obese. We'll talk about this and got to
do this in a careful way. Story number two that
California woman gets paid seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
per year as a base salary to create deadly fire conditions.
Heck of a job. Story number three did Mel Gibson
have good reason to say the Catholic church is surrounded
by child molesters. We'll talk about this with the help
ofver YouTube channel YouTube dot com slash at the Todd
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God Almighty.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made and these
are the times through which God has decided michell life.
Have you ever heard the phrase body positivity influencer? A
body positivity influencer has died, And I want to do
a comparison here two things seemingly unlike but very very
very similar. I want to start with a video of
a doctor talking about being in surgery when she got
a phone call and she had to leave surgery as
a woman was having breast cancer and she had to
walk out of surgery to go take this very very
vitally important phone call. And I want to talk about
this body positive civity influencer. It seems like they're two
very separate things, but they're really very much the same thing.
It has to do with this question of how are
we stewarding the bodies God gave us, because we're to
stirred them well. And by the way, the body of
Christ that involves all believers. It's not just your body
or my body, it's the body of Christ. How are
we stewarding these things? And how are we doing this
as a society? So I'll show you this video here
in a second. And yes, it has to do with
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So a doctor describes as circumstance where she's in surgery
and has to take a vitally vitally important phone call.
Here she is doing her own filming.
Speaker 3: It's twenty twenty five, and insurance just keeps getting worse.
I just did two bilateral deeps and two bilateral Sitsu
expanders for patients, and I've never had this happen before.
But during the second deep, I had a phone call
into the operating room saying that United health Care wanted
me to call them about one of the patients who
was having surgery today, who was actually asleep having surgery,
and you know, said I had to call right now.
So I scrubbed out of my case and I called
United health Care. And the gentleman said he needed some
information about her, want to know her diagnosis and whether
whether her impatiens day should be justified. And I was like,
to understand that she's asleep right now and she has
breast cancer. And the gentleman said, actually, I don't. That's
a different apartment that would know that information. And I
was like, well, she does need to stay overnight tonight,
and you have all the information with you because I
got approval for this surgery and I need to go
back and be with my patient now. But yeah, it's
out of control. Insurance is out of control. I have
no other words.
Speaker 1: That is not it's insurance. It's not healthcare. United Healthcare
is not a healthcare company. They're not an insurance company.
They are a cost shifting company. And what they do
is they play the biggest, most incredible shell game in
the world. The shell game is this that you get
a five dollars copey, so a fifteen dollar copey so
you can go see the doctor. Seeing a doctor is
not an insurance issue. It shouldn't be. The reason is
because how mun insurance issue is because of Medicare and Medicaid.
They've seized that marketplace. Doctors can't make money. Most of
them without it unless they completely exit the insurance world.
So they play this game. You get a five ten,
fifteen dollars copay and you feel really good. I get
to see a doctor for fifteen bucks, but it's cost shifting.
See when you really need treatment. Then they step in
all of a sudden, in that largesse of a fifteen
dollars doctor visit, that's gone. We shouldn't need more than
a couple doctor's visits per year, if that now as
you age, that gets more and more and more. But
does it. I haven't had a general physician since I
lost my original weight and left a general physician. I
haven't been to a doctor for a visit other than
oh my gosh, I think I got a flu once
in the past four years. Other than surgeries. And when
it comes to surgeries, sign us surgeries into surgeries on
my shoulders. Even organizations like Meta share they want to
screw you, right, They're happy to take your five hundred
and fifty bucks a month per family member, but oh wait,
you need to have surgery. Oh well, we went back
and looked at your records and that shoulder was in
pain years ago, except it wasn't my right shoulder never hurt,
not until I went in to get the surgery a
year later, and I'd done something to it different. Now,
this isn't a rant about me versus Meta Share. It's
not a round about United Healthcare. It's a rant about
a system that is causing people to be dependent upon
a system that hates them, whose job is to keep
them distant from care when they really really need it.
And if you look at way this system works together,
that is tied together, simply go walking around in a
grocery store and see all the efforts they spend to
get you to purchase things that will make you sick.
That's where all the effort is applied, from the end
cap displays, to the impulse items, to the discounts, to
ninety percent of any grocery store is stuff that isn't
actually food. It's stuff pulvarized up so that your body
loves it. It's chemically designed to jones you, to get
you jonesing for more. They have chemists who design foods
this way, so when you end up on an operating
table and you end up with cancer, you end up
with type two diabetes. All those fifteen dollars copays from
United Healthcare and all that happy talk from Meta Share,
all of that's just happy talk. It's just cost shifting
because now, all of a sudden, the personality changes, which
brings me to this young woman. This young woman was
twenty seven years old when she died, and her name
was Kila Demente, six million follows on Instagram. She leaves
behind two very, very beautiful little girls. She is a
walking result of a bad diet. And I hate saying
this because she's it was a lovely girl and made
in God's image. This is a picture of her being
a body positivity influencer. Lovely eyes, lovely face, And I'm
not here to ker cheek women's bodies. I don't need
to do that. I we're here to talk about the
health reality of being extra heavy. And this is a
different picture of her from a different angle. Lovely smile,
just really lovely kid. She's not radically horribly obese. There's
some pictures later where she is. There's also some pictures
with her with her two babies, and she was a
mother and we need to pray for that family. And
this is where it gets hard, and it's complex, and
if you want to pretend it's not complex. I'm here
to tell you don't get it. We need to be
able to be okay with who we are. We need
to be able to be okay heavy. I wasn't when
I was super fat, in almost four hundred pounds. I
couldn't look in mirrors when I went shopping for clothes.
I made sure no one else was there. I had
to go to the I love that phase big and
tall men shop, being fat dude shop. And then I
had to go to the fat dude section within the
big and tall shop. And you'll notice they don't have
mirrors in there. But I had to find a way
to like myself. So what did it concentrate on? Work? Family?
Funny enough, my family says I was more fun fat.
I think that's a situation related to stress. Not Wait,
but this young woman pushing body positivity. Yes, and you
cannot make fat into healthy. Your skeletal system is under
much more stress than it should be, your heart's onder
much more stress than it should be. You are much
more likely to end up with even things like well
covid flus because your body's taxed in so many ways.
So what if instead it's this person positivity? You can
take a look at this young woman in her videos,
and you can see that she glowed. You can see
that she was charismatic, and she's not speaking English, so
there's no point in me playing them. But you can
see that she glowed, that she had welcoming features, that
she seemed to convey warmth. What about being positive in
regard to those things even as you work on the
other things. It was very difficult for me when I
was heavy. I just ended up painting myself, but not
to the degree that my dad did. And this is
where the line crosses. I was negative about my body
and the way it looked, and I found some ways
to be positive about some of the things I could do.
My dad chronically obese most of his life, morbidly, so
it finally finally took everything from him. He couldn't stand
to see himself. He was hurting all the time, he
was inflamed all the time. And when it came time
for him to die, he actually did have insurance, really
good insurance. It was really good at letting him take
a very very long time to die. But at no
time did anybody but a country doctor say it to
my dad, it's what you're eating my dad just about
killed him. So only time you'd ever heard it from
a medical person, not one other time. My dad was
in there complaining about inflammation, lack of sleep, snoring, difficulty
staying asleep because of sleep apne and this country doctor
said to my dad, it's what you eat. You're not
going to be healthy and until you stop the following foods,
and he wrote a list down for my dad because
he'd been talking about what he ate. You're not going
to be eating pizza five days a week. Your breakfast
can no longer be a four or five slices of
thick bread with a bunch of peanut butter and butter
on it. Your drinks can no longer be wine at night,
you can no longer sit down and have pastas for
dinner with your breads. And you wrote out a list.
When you stop these things and replace them with these
other activities, come back and see me, and all this
is going to be taken care of. The reason my
dad was so upset was it was the first time
he heard truth spoken by a doctor, which brings me
back over to the influencer. You were lovely, you were bubbly,
you were charismatic people liked you. God gave you that gift,
and if it's your weight that was involved in killing you,
one gift you chose not to steward. It's a difficult
and painful conversation for people or heavy because society is
increasingly saying it's okay, and United Healthcare and companies like it,
organizations like Meta Share. They're happy to take your payments
in a cost shifting model until you really need them,
and all of a sudden, the personality changes. Story number two,
there's a California woman who has figured out a really,
really cool way to make a living. She gets to
get seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year as
a base salary, and her job is apparently to make
California much more likely to burn down in fire season,
which shouldn't be a thing fire season. I mean, if
you're properly stuarting forced, it shouldn't be a thing. I
want you to hear her words. Her name is quinonas
base salary, seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars per year,
and she's about to explain to you a very interesting
aspect of the California fires that when we had our
friend Chris Bray. In the program earlier, Chris talked about
being in a neighborhoods where his friend's house had burned down,
but not his shop, and there was not one fire
truck for two three hours while this did there, even
his homes were burning. Local journalists talking to Karen Bass,
the beleaguered and absolutely corrupt mayor, who, by the way,
was on the short list to be vice president instead
of Cammy Harris because it happens that this mayor is
also black. Local journalists saying to Karen Bass, we drove
around for three hours. We didn't see a single fire engine.
She is out explaining that things are all really, really happy.
I'll show you this in a second when you look
at the decrepit way California has allowed its infrastructure to
become and they're all still unhappy. Talk about your own
body as you age. There are processes that are unavoidable
as we age. One of them is joint degradation. If
you've been any sort of runner or athlete or skier,
you might be coming up upon that time where you're
having doctors start to talk to you about you might
one day need to look at some knee replacement surgery.
You might be even a bike rider. It's a hip
thing with bikers. It's a hipting lower back thing with golfers.
If you've done a lot of this, it's repetitive. It's repetitive, repetitive,
and it eats away at the joints. And the medical
world is happy to pay or have you pay for
surgery or pills. But this is predictable, just like the
infrastructure in Los Angeles was predictable. Things age, things break.
It doesn't need to be that you wait until they break.
If you could not have surgery, if you could not
ever have to do that, if you could get the
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base salary is twice what the President of the United
States earns seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars per year
base salary. To manage the water in and around Los Angeles,
we run.
Speaker 4: Out of water and the first time got around four
forty five pm yesterday. We ran out of water on
the second tank about eight thirty pm, and the third
tank about three am this morning. Those tanks help with
the pressure on the fire hydrants and the heels at Palisades.
And because we were pushing so much water in our
trunk line and so much water was being used before
it can get to the tanks, we were not able
to fill the tent fast enough, so the consumption of
water was faster than We can't provide water in our
trunk line. So I want to make sure that you
understand there's water on the trunk line, it just cannot
get off the hill because we cannot feel the tanks
fast enough.
Speaker 5: What is the number of hydrants that could not get
water because of these pressure issues? What percentage of the
system in Pacific Palisades wasn't getting serviced At that point, we.
Speaker 4: Were trying to keep water at all altitudes on the Polysades,
and I think about three in the morning, that's when
the hydrants went dried. Above the Brainwood area. We were
able to push water on the on that trunk line
on the east side of that, and we had some
water on higher elevations sixteen to eighteen thousand, but at
three thousand, all of the at three am, all of
the fire hydrants when dry, and the Palisades.
Speaker 1: She knew that the big reservoir round Pacific Palisades everyone
knew in that business was empty. It could hold one
hundred and seventeen million gallons of water. So a covering
apparently broke to cover the reservoir to keep the water safe.
So they didn't fix it because when things break, they
can't be fixed, so they let the water go dry.
Seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year to let
the water go dry. At least, she's got a lot
of experience in this water management, having come from an
electrical company, Pacific Gas and Electric, which was sued for
their role in helping to cause some of the last
big worse fires small in comparison to this one, So
she's got a ton of experience in well helping to
start fires seven hundred and fifty thousand per year. President
Trump was once fact checked by the Associated Press, who
hates you and hates me. The AP fact checked Trump's
wildfire tweets are not grounded in facts. The facts Trump's
point is irrelevant to battling wildfires. Fire suppression is not
limited in any way by the availability of water, Westerling,
said the person they're recording this article. How does President
Trump to propose that these waters be used to reduce
fire risk? Is it proposing to build a statewide sprinkler
system of thuederal money. The presence of water reduces fire
risk because when a spark lands on your lawn, you
can use your garden hose to put that out. Green
lawns don't burn as easily as dried lawns, being able
to quickly dispatch high capacity to high pressure sprinklers like
they do in Japan where they build them into house designs,
actually does save lives and property. So the inept Janice
Quinones at her seven fifty a year, is joined, of course,
by the inept Karen Bass. The inept and grievously out
of touch. Karen Bass, of course, famously was in Ghana
while the city she is mayor over was burning down.
Now she's making bizarre videos. If you're not watching this,
please later go click the show notes. Please watch this.
If you're watching it, do you notice a disconnect between
the facial images and body language with Karen Bass and
the topic at hand.
Speaker 6: Angelino's we're still going through it and to any of
you and all of you that have experienced a loss,
the grief, the anger, the just utter shock.
Speaker 1: Do you see her smiling? I guarantee she's reading this.
I can tell by watching her eyes move. Someone put
this statement up in front of her and they told
her to smile. Here's why, because she's not the blame,
because she's the happy cheerleader. Watches this continues from her
own Twitter channel.
Speaker 6: I've seen the devastation. It is unbelievable. The amount of
loss that people have experience. But we have to get
through this crisis, and I know that we will. I
was at the sill Mar command post today and I
saw the work of our first responders and how they've
been able to defeat the fires in certain areas. We
know we still have much more to go.
Speaker 1: Is she going to mention the airplanes they had to
bring in from Canada to scoop up water from the
ocean because though they bordered the ocean, they don't have
any way built into the infrastructure to draw water out
of the ocean. In the case of an emergency needed water,
they had to borrow two airplanes from another country far
up north. Certainly, firefighters are heroic when they could be,
but when they didn't have water, there was little they
could do. But it's her happy talk, her happy face.
That's so incredibly insulting and instructive.
Speaker 6: No, the winds are going to kick up again, but
we got to stick together, we got to stand strong,
and then we have to rebuild our city. We're the
nation's second largest city, one of the greatest cities in
the world, and we stay together and we will rebuild
an amazing city. So thank you Angelinos, and my thoughts
and prayers are out to all of you that are
going through unbelievable loss and pain. Today we will get
through this. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Incidentally, that was timed at a very specific time length
to fit into a YouTube stream in a very specific way.
It was written that way. Rod DeSantis was asked by
a reporter about President Trump's terrible criticism of Governor Newsom
because it's very very unordinary, very out of the ordinary,
very bizarre. It's wrong in a democratic society. It's dangerous
for democratic institutions for Donald Trump to critique the performance
of the dictator of California. And DeSantis wasn't having.
Speaker 4: Its president elect or a president to be criticized.
Speaker 7: Appropriate for people in your industry to try to create
division and to try to create narratives anytime these things happen. Now,
you're not as interested in doing that because Newsom is
a d If Newsom was a Republican, you guys would
go tried that, you would have it nailed to the
wall for what they're doing over there. And I know
we don't that. We just assume in Florida, anytime something happens,
it's going to be politicized. By the media. So you
guys sitting in judgment of Donald Trump. I mean, excuse me.
I think your track record of politicizing these things is very,
very bad. Okay, last question, you.
Speaker 5: Should resign in that the wildfires are all his fault.
Speaker 2: So do you agree with those.
Speaker 7: Comments I've had. I remember when we had the Surfside
tower collapse. I had people from the Washington posts trying
to blame me for it immediately without having any facts
or anything. Oh, he didn't declare a state of virguiney.
First of all, state of emergency doesn't mean you can't respond.
It's all that excuse me, Sida did it.
Speaker 2: That's that's what you said.
Speaker 7: Well, but what I'm telling you is you guys are
trying to make an issue of it when I have
watched from this seat. In fact, when I got elected governor,
I was meeting with some of the other Republican governors
and what they would say is, hey, if you have
a natural disaster, just no media is coming at you.
They're going to do it. It's not the same that
mayor of la If that were a Republican mayor, I
can only imagine what that would do. I mean, you know,
the fires are at high risk, and you try to
go to Africa or wherever she was to go on
some type of voyage. You should have been there preparing
and doing that. And yet I don't see a lot
of heat being directed in that thing. And so, you know,
I just I'd like to see some balance on how
this is done. You could criticize the president elect, but
I think you also have to hold these other people accountable,
and I have not seen that.
Speaker 1: You know, Ted Cruz flew to Mexico when there were
storms in Texas. Do you remember that was a headline.
Of course, we'ren Desantus is right about this, and Republicans
have been far far behind the curve in making sure
that they understand the mockingbird media is their enemy. They're
not journalists, they're not there to be journalists. They're the enemy,
and to treat them that way. Story number three. I
want to be careful about this because I've got dear
friends who are Catholic, and I know we've got podcast,
radio show family members who are Catholic. I'm not Catholic.
I've been curious about being Catholic. It's not something that's
going to happen now. But Mel Gibson has issued some
criticism about the Catholic Church being surrounded by child molesters.
So does he have reason for these claims? Is there
anything that's Oh, I don't know in recent church history
that will indicate that's the case. And there's been this scandal,
of course, that the sex abuse scandals in the churches.
I've spoken to some of the victims. It's horrific what happened.
But I don't think people truly understand how horrific it is.
I think Mel Gibson does. Mel's a guy driven by faith.
He's an imperfect man. I like you. Probably you saw
that video of him in an absolutely drunken just rant
about Jewish people, and it was ugly, and he didn't
just apologize for that. He went out and talked with
people and met with people and went dark for a
number of years and went inward and prayed about, Hey man,
how did I get myself in that position? Or I'm
toasted and saying things like this about people. And he's
making a bit of a resurgence, also becoming kind of
a guy willing to speak freely about society politically. Maybe
this is part of his time in the wilderness. He
chatted with Joe Rogan about the Catholic Church and what
he sees in it and is there a reason to
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Speaker 8: You know when they appoint some cardinal and some diocese
and he's been covering up for like people who are
child molesters. Yes, you know, like Theodora McCarrick or Cardinal
World or those kind of guys. I mean for the pope, yes, absolutely,
I'm Benedict not Benny. Well, he was covering up but like, yeah,
so is the guy now and is he really well yeah, yeah,
it's it's not great. I thought he was like the
more progressive pope.
Speaker 1: Oh he's very progressive. I love that. The idea that
he's progressive means that he wouldn't be covering up for
a people who want to abuse children. It's the progressives
who are prepping the environment in schools to make that
not just likely but unavoidable.
Speaker 8: Yes, but he's covering up for stuff as well.
Speaker 1: Well, they all are.
Speaker 8: I mean it's a it's a dark institution in a
lot of ways because it's history, you know.
Speaker 1: Bless Gibson for this. Joe Rogan doesn't know the Catholic Church.
I mean he's read some things, he's not a man
of faith. He doesn't know Jesus. He to this day
is sort of an agnostic and love to have guys
come on a show and try to convince him, and
he's just not going to be convinced. It's hard, it's
difficult thing when you've got like Joe Rogan, with all
the money that you're ever going to need, all the
influence you're ever gonna need. And I'm not saying life
is easy. I'm sure Joe's got his struggles. But that's
really hard. I mean, Jesus said, really hard for a
rich guy to make it into the Kingdom of Heaven,
because hey, why do I need heaven? I've got it here.
But just God blessed mel Gibson for this.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, the institution, it was instituted by Christ,
you know, doesn't mean that it can't be flawed. And
there's a school of thought that says it isn't what
it purports to be anymore. It's moved away from what
it was intended to be and what it is almost
there's a guy called Bishop Vino who says it's a counterfeit,
parallel church and it's running an entirely different religion.
Speaker 1: So Christ said that it was upon the confession of Peter.
Peter had said that you're the Messiah, You're the son
of God. Jesus said, I did not reveal this to you,
but my father in Heaven, and blessed be you. Peter
and it's upon this rock I will build my church.
Catholics will take that as saying that Peter became the
first pope. He absolutely became the first leader of the church.
I mean, that's difficult to debate. The Catholics say it's
upon that rock. Then that the structure of the Catholic
Church was built by humans, and the Catholic Church went
through a period of time where people will be being
treated as kings. Popes were treated as kings to some
degree they still are. There's the walls of the Vatican.
And this is why, and this is again I don't
mean to offend Catholic people. This is why I can't
be Catholic because the temple curtain's been rebuilt. You know,
Rome has all these secrets in their secret libraries that
we don't get to go see. They've got artifacts we
don't get to go see. I have a particular challenge
with I have to confess to a priest. Well, I
can confess to brothers and sisters in our church were
to confess to one another, and I think the scripture
tells us this, We're to confess to one another. So
Jesus created a system of brothers, not a system of bosses.
But mel Gibson's point about the church being a place
where people who wants to inflict their lustly desires in
the bodies of kids, does he have a support for that.
He does. There's a guy named Cardinal Robert McElroy and
he's been promoted this current Pope, who I consider to
be an absolute heretic. In fact, I believe he's satanic.
Why would I say that? Because he lies. He lies
about key aspects of the Christian faith. The current Pope
has said that there is no one way to heaven,
there's multiple ways to get there. That absolutely contradicts what
Jesus said. I am the truth, the way in the life.
No one gets to the Father, but through me. He
doesn't get to contradict Jesus and then say that he
follows Jesus. So this guy got has raised Robert McElroy.
This is from Life site News brings with him a
long disturbing history of promoting views at odds with the
magisterium of the church. He has issued calls to admit
the divorce and remarried people actively engage in homosexual lifestyle
to receive Holy communion. K Roy's staunch opposed church teachings
on the intrinsically disordered nature of homosexual activity to crying
the criticism of the Catholic Church as employing very destructive
language on the issue. The cardinals back to work of
notorious LGB so called t advocate Father James Martin as
Jay and suggested that same sex marriages can enrich the
lives of participants. In twenty twenty one, as Bishop McRoy
defended admittance to Holy Communion of Catholic politicians who openly
support abortion, contrasting with the prohibitions stipulated in Canon nine
point fifteen of the Canon Law, calling any such denial
a political weapon. Now, just to go back through that statement,
I'm certain that there are people who have their earthly
lives enhanced in same sex relationships. I'm certain of it.
I have friends who would say that their earthly lives
are enhanced. If a former business partner, she and her
female partner have lived together for I guess now forty years,
and they both tell you it's and rest our lives.
I know people who've gone through extramarital long term and said, look,
it was very rewarding. It enriched by life. It probably
saved my marriage. I know people who have said that
when you're an eternity and you look back at a
twenty year affair from hell because you removed yourself from
God's grace, you're so engrossed in sin that he could
not be around you. What's that twenty years going to
seem like. There's a huge difference between a worldview and
a kingdom view. The kingdom view is a forever view.
When the church etches away at the prohibitions on sexual activity,
they etch and the etch and the etch, and they
blur and they blur and they blur. What the leaders
are saying is all things are okay as long as
you're good with words. So does mel Gibson have a point, Well,
we've got the abuse scandals. We know about the numbers there.
We know that they are comparable to the same scandals
in government schools. Maybe he doesn't want to talk about that,
but the numbers are about the same. Because anywhere you
have access to kids, if you want to abuse them,
you're going to seek power over them. Back to Life
Site News a different article here. After maclroy was raised
to lead the Diocese of San Diego in twenty fifteen
and then named as cardinal in twenty twenty two. Rachel
Madro Mastro Giacamo, a victim of clerical sexual abuse, said
that McElroy will be setting policy for the church and
likely be involved in the selection of the next pontiff,
which fills me with fear. So this woman has reason
to fear. She was a part of a group of
women who were abused in what are truly satanic sexual rituals.
Forcibly abused, the so called priest used religious artifacts on
bodies of people and kids being the people. After the
priests did what their fallen sin nature, demonic desires wanted,
they told the kids they had sinned the kids and
that they needed a wash with holy water. Do smell?
Gibson have a point. If you were a man seeking
to impose your lustly desires upon children, would the Catholic
Church appeal to you as a place to go get
that done? What about the government schools? When all things
are allowed, nothing is forbidden, And when you remove God
as judge of what is allowed, here's what you're left
with your wordplay. Are you able to convince yourself mentally
what you're doing is okay? And are you willing and
able to convince others? But look, we're just being fair.
I mean, the Bible may say adultery is not allowed,
fornication is not allowed, it may say that same sex
activity is not allowed, but we can kind of twist
that language just the same way that Satan did in
the Book of Genesis. I mean, surely you won't die.
This is the Todd Herman Shaw. Please go, be well,
be strong, be kind, and please make every effort to
walk in the light of Christ.