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Jake Jacobs: Calling Christians To Love Their Neighbor, Restrain Evil & VOTE! · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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defending biblical Christianity.
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No topic off limits.
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And now, here's your host, David Fierazzo.
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Fasten your seat belts today, friends.
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We've got Dr. Jake Jacobs in the house.
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So we're going to talk about Christians, true biblical Christians, and voting.
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We're going to talk about the election.
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We're going to talk about headlines.
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We're going to discuss all kinds of important issues that, unfortunately, many still think
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they're, quote, political issues, you know, like the murder of the pre-born baby and
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a mother's womb.
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That's a political issue.
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Anyway, that's a problem in America, and we've got conservative estimates, 30 million
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Christians that don't show up for elections.
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And now we could dissect that, according to Barnum and others, and put some Christians
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and air quotes.
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They are not true believers, but conservatives, or professing Christians, or true believers,
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not enough people are deciding the election outcome and deciding the direction of this
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country.
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So, thanks for tuning into World View Matters, share the podcast.
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Dr. Jake Jacobs, welcome to the studio.
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You do this all the time, and you're uneducated.
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Thank you so much for doing that.
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Good to see you, brother.
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It was an honor to be on your wonderful show, David.
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Yep.
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It's good to see you.
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Now, we want to give people biblicalvoter.com, and you have the Wisconsin website.
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Yeah.
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My vote was Wisconsin.
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My vote was Wisconsin, because, as you know, President Trump, Republican Party, has been
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saying, vote early.
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And my wife and I, and many of my friends have voted early.
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Unfortunately, there are a number of my Christian friends who are not voting at all, not participating,
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and it really hurts my heart to hear that.
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Well, let's tackle.
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Let's run off the top.
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The question of the week is, how can we get more true, because there are a lot of false
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Christians, professing Christians that don't believe the whole Bible, they don't live
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it out Monday through Saturday, they just may be the go to church on Sunday.
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How can we, in the short time we have left, encourage true Bible-believing Christians
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to actually vote?
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You know, part of my approach is, if they're willing to listen to it, is to talk about
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the relationship between God and government, our Republic under God, and the first great
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awakening, or the second great awakening in American history, that Yankee Doodle actually
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went to church, that our founders were profoundly influenced by the biblical text, and by active
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participation by the citizens of, in this particular time, the colony or the states,
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to be engaged and involved, because they understood that citizens who understand that the necessity
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for righteousness and society can actually be the salt in the light in that society through
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the political processes, and that made a profound difference because we were some of the first
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nation in history to deal with issues like slavery, the ending of slavery, we had a civil
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war over that issue, the ending of civil rights discrimination.
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It's because of politics that we actually did change many things for the better.
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I mean, the civil rights movement was actually inspired by many African or Black American
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Christians.
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I mean, if you read Martin Luther King's works, it's full, he's quoting the prophet Isaiah
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and Hosea and the Psalms.
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He's all over the place invoking the biblical Christian worldview, and that citizens here
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on earth need to be engaged to make the world better, even as you know William Wilberforce,
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the member of parliament, who, remember, he went to John Newton and says, hey, I'm being
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called to be involved in life, maybe I should become a pastor and Newton said, no, you
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can, in your position in the, in the, in parliament, you can make a big difference.
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And he did animal rights protection, the ending of slavery through the political processes.
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You brought up something very interesting.
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I want to quote John Quincy Adams, who responded in his day to a cynical question about early
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on the failure of, to Anna slavery, the failure, they weren't making progress yet at that
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point.
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After decades of trying, they eventually did, of course, but he said, duty is ours, results
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are gods, let's do our duty.
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To Shay.
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Perfect.
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That's absolutely perfect.
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So people don't think of slavery as a political issue.
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How do they think of all these other issues today as not biblical or political?
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Well, let me give you a quick example.
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What about the slavery of human and sex trafficking?
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What about the slavery of fentanyl, Chinese based fentanyl coming up through the southern
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border?
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As you know, I live there in the wintertime, about an Arizona, I've been to the border
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a number of times.
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I've seen cartel in action.
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I've had stories by El Salvadorian, Venezuelan, Honduran, women who have been raped and
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abused by the cartel and others.
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What about stopping those, that criminal activity, that happens to the political process?
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Yeah.
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And so that takes us to our first headline then, Jake.
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Biden Harris administration sue to stop states from removing non-citizens from voting
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roles.
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Let's carry this.
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I'm looking at the one over at the Washington stand, Washington stand dot com.
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So our current administration, the communists and the Marxists and the socialists in this
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administration are suing states because some states are trying to get non-citizens.
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And even people who are dead off the voter rolls, you're irresponsible.
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You've been signed.
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You brought in a sign.
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Oh, I did.
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You're right.
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And here in the state of Wisconsin, it's vote yes, November 5th referendum only.
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And that's the key word within the referendum on the ballot.
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My wife and I have already voted for president, Trump and Eric Havdi.
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And this was on the ballot.
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And the word says only US citizens vote.
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I think that's pretty yes.
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So that's worded in the referendum.
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That's worded that way.
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And that's the key word.
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That's the word.
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Well, especially if it's leftist lawyers who put it in there.
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But the simple point is this is really kind of legal and constitutional based upon federal
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law, even state law.
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And the democratic party right now, which as far as I'm concerned, has become the socialist
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party, the anti-constitutionalist party, they are an essence saying, this is ridiculous.
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We don't want only US citizens to vote.
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So they're suing the state of Virginia.
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They're suing the state of Alabama.
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They're upset that that's on the referendum in the state of Wisconsin.
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Now stop and think of this.
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Something as simple as in America, American citizens are the only ones that should vote.
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And they're against that because they are the anti-law, very neo-pagan anti-law, anti-constitutional
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party.
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And it's not the party.
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I don't know about your parents and your grandparents.
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Well, our parents were from Iron Mountain, Michigan, Kingsford area, right?
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My grandfather's buried by your parents.
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They were Democrats.
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My dad was an FDR-dealer, a conservative Democrat, and before he died in 79 and said he
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probably would have voted for Reagan.
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But my point is that party's been taken over.
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Ask Bobby Kennedy has been taken over by the socialist, the Marxist, Kamala Harris'
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papa being a Marxist, Marxist influence in her life and up in San Francisco, etc.
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But not all people know about that.
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And I want to get to that in a minute.
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By the way, when I was going through my mom and dad's house recently, we had to sell
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the house.
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We got through all that.
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I found a couple cards with my dad, the Republican, whatever card he's got.
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He was a Republican card card card.
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Oh, yeah.
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My dad, and my mom was, but my mom's parents, my grandparents were Democrats.
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And but that's, as you said, when the party changed.
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So we had Trevor Loudon, a couple weeks ago, on the podcast, and he's got a new book
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called Stealth about Kamala Harris' communist roots.
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A lot of people, Jake, are still in the dark about her background because the media does
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a great job of protecting their own, the leftists, the progressives, the socialists, they
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don't want her exposed.
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They don't want people to actually be informed.
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They want to protect her.
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So they don't talk about her background, her parents, what you just mentioned.
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Did you just share a few points because a lot of people are still finding out that,
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well, come on, she's a communist.
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No, this is interesting.
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You say this and I happen to bring this along just in case.
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Just in case.
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It says in the top up here, November 18th, 2020.
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I printed this off.
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Oh, that's when she was running.
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This is when she was right.
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Well, this is when she had become vice president, remember, because she was elected.
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Just elected.
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Well, I had been studying here like I had with Barack Obama in my book, Mobocracy, and
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talking about his Marxist roots, et cetera, et cetera.
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So here it is.
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This is from governmenttrack.us.
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Our ideology score plays Kamala Harris as the most liberal senator in 2019.
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And of course, as you know, this talks about her hardcore, even farther left than Elizabeth
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Pocahontas Warren and Bernie Sanders, whose hero is Eugene Debs, a socialist candidate
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for president 100 years ago, whose hero was Vladimir Lenin.
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So Trevor Loudon is spot on because her father, the Marxist on campus at Stanford,
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were Victor Davis Hanson, the brilliant Victor Davis Hanson still teaches in also Hillsdale
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College.
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Her father, the Marxists were demanding a Marxist professor, and her father was a professor
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of Marxist economics.
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And that influence really filtered into her world, and it wasn't just her father.
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Her mother was a hardcore leftist professor, too.
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She had many, many Marxists and socialists, hardcore progressives, shaping her worldview.
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And I think this is important.
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It's interesting to note that that website actually took it off their website.
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They took it off.
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Once she started to announce for president, you cannot find it on their website.
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They've expunged it.
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They're doing it down the Orwellian memory hole because they don't want Americans to know
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the real Marxist socialist Kamala Harris.
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Yeah.
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Let's go back to before, well, she's down in California, the attorney general there, David
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Delidon.
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He centered for medical progress.
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He exposed Planned Parenthood in their own words.
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They were selling baby body parts for profit.
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You've done shows on this before, if I'm not mistaken.
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And worse.
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And I wrote about that.
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And it kind of got out there to conserve developments.
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But the general public, I still don't think, don't know how she treated him.
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They actually weaponized, she weaponized her administration as California attorney general.
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She had his home rated at like 6 a.m.
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And because he as a citizen journalist was exposing corruption.
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But because she was in Planned Parenthood was supporting Kamala Harris and still does,
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she went against, she went against the citizen journalist.
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So bring that up to her administration now, or the Biden Harris administration.
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They've been putting in jail pro life believers, Christians and conservatives simply for
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praying on the sidewalk or outside an abortion clinic.
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So you want to look at how she, what she would do if she was president?
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Look at what she did as attorney general, look at what she's doing as vice president.
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Go ahead, your thoughts.
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And bottom line is, it's just like when you remember last week when she had the, when
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she was with Brett Barron Fox news.
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And he had her point by point by point, the almost four years, they always say three and
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a half, no, it's almost four years where she has been on power.
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She broke the break, you know, it's 50, 50 in the Senate.
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So she breaks the tie as vice president.
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She set the record for 33 votes for the Biden administration, much of that money going
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to Planned Parenthood, the party that is pro death.
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And people don't recognize she does not want granted.
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She's been open about the abortion issue, but she doesn't want the American people to
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know how incredibly hardcore, how radical, how militantly pro death she really, really
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is.
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And it is, to me, this is the most anti Judeo Christian, anti Christian administration
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in the history of the United States of America.
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And she's one of the key drivers behind that.
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I want to let those words sink in what you just said, because it's true.
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This is the most, they're the most hostile toward the biblical worldview and Christians
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and U.S. citizens who are Christians.
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And this administration is against you, they hate God, they hate the Bible, they don't
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really like us.
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And so they got to do something with us, don't they?
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They got to censor us and worse.
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It's why when I see the title of your show, World View Matters, I wish I would have thought
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of that before you did.
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It's absolutely brilliant.
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World Views do matter.
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The worldview of the Soviet Socialists, the worldview of the National Socialist Nazis,
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the worldview that denies Genesis 1-1 in the beginning, God created the heaven, the
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near, that denies John 3-16 for God so loved the world he gave his only begotten son.
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The worldview, when you think of a leftist socialist Marxist worldview that is hellbent
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on destroying our heavenly values and our republic under God.
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We're in the midst of it and it's unconscionable to me why 40 million Christians in the United
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States of America, so-called evangelicals, are not voting this time around.
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And so I've made it one of the things that I've been working on this last year is getting
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more and more and more Christian to participate and let them, look, we're not saying that Donald
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Trump is perfect and or the savior.
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We do need an American revival.
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We do need Christ in our homes, Christ in our society, Christ in the marketplace, Christ
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in the political processes because the light of Christ, the salt of Christ actually will
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bring righteousness back into this nation.
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You know, Alexander told us, not as old as the Nietzsche, excuse me, Alexis Tocqueville,
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classic work, Democracy in America.
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He wants to know what makes this republic under God tick.
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He comes to America, he goes to New York City, travels down to Mississippi, comes to Green
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Bay, Wisconsin, down to Mississippi, New Orleans, wherever he goes, and you know what he concluded
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in that book?
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The education system.
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The education system.
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Yeah.
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He says.
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The media.
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When you see the relationship between the pulpit, Christianity and the politics and the democratic
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processes, they're inextricable from each other.
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He says, he says, the pulpit's resound with righteousness, righteousness, thus America
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is a righteous nation.
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And this is something we need to understand.
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It's very important for us to grasp that, to recapture the roots of what has made this
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republic great.
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The public, puppets, a flame with righteousness.
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Maybe we need to revisit the history of the Black Robed Regiment, maybe, but when we
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come back after our break friends, by the way, biblicalvoter.com, please bookmark that
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site.
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When we come back, trust in mass media is at an all-time low.
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There's a Christian professor whose class, intro to Christianity, was torpedoed at ASU,
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Jake's alma mater, oh, see what he thinks about that.
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And every group of Americans supports a ban on transgender procedures for minors.
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But Democrats, more on World View Matters next.
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Back to our guest today, Dr. Jake Jacobs.
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And by the way, any new book in the works?
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You know it's interesting.
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I actually have a rough draft of, it's called Son of Adultery, Child of God.
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And it deals with my life, but it also deals with the reality of who we become in Christ
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and I deal with the Scarlet Letter, the classic work by Nathaniel Hawthorne, and the relationship
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between sin and grace and what that's all about.
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Wow.
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Fascinating.
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That's kind of a different, yeah, and I know it's going to take quite a while to write.
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It's a lot of work, but yeah, well, you know what you're doing, so anyway, good.
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So Jake, let's go to first the media.
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It's not surprising.
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Another poll, trust in mass media at an all time low.
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This one, again, we've been seeing this year after year.
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It's amazing.
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Some people still trust.
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But I saw a recent poll where the Democrats still over half, well over half, still trust
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the media and what they hear from the news, the so-called news, right?
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And I think only 11% of Republicans, but let's look at this one that was conducted last
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month.
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Their trust in the media and to Congress is really low, and they were asked, how much trust
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and confidence do you have in the mass media newspapers, TV, radio?
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And only in this poll, 31% of overall Americans have a great deal or a fair amount of trust.
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And that's down from 32, which is not a huge, you know, from a year ago.
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But this is, again, since 1972, this organization has been charting Americans, polling
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Americans.
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Do you trust the media?
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Do you trust the media since 1972, when trust in news outlets was at 70% at that time?
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So, you're supposed to have thoughts on the direction of the media.
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I can still remember as a young kid, my, you know, getting up in the morning there, my
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mom and dad were drinking a cup of coffee and reading newspaper.
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Paul Harvey, with Pit Bear La Flare, up in the U.P. when I worked my summers up in the
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U.P.
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You know, past your place.
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You were going to love Michigan?
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Yep, up to far away from King's Ferd Michigan, yeah.
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Paul Harvey was on all the time and my Pit Bear, my Mimera, Grandma Grandpa, there were
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all reading the newspapers, watching the news, it was like a religious thing, we're at 5.30,
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there we were watching Walter Cronkite or David as a brain clear, whatever.
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And the point is, I'm not saying they were perfect, but there was more objectivity.
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There was true journalism, exposés, dealing with corruption, et cetera.
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But you can see as the years went on, more and more of the media, the journalist schools
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were being infiltrated and indoctrinated and brainwashed these journalist students.
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And they're the ones now that are within the legacy media.
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They are propagandists.
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You could put them up there with Pravda of the Soviet Union or Joseph Gerbels of the National
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Socialists in Berlin, Germany, back in the day.
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And it's sad to see how there, I go to nursing homes quite a bit, we were just in one,
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when wife and I, and you can see the TV on CNN and you see these people there being influenced
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by that.
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What?
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Airports.
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For decades.
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For decades.
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CNN was the only channel.
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Same thing.
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Anyway, disgusting.
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Years ago at my gym, they had a couple different monitors, one had Fox News, one had CNN and
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one had just whatever movie or TV shows.
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And I thank, every time I thank the management, I thank you for at least giving a voice to
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both sides.
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Yes.
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Yeah, but there's a, there's a meme that's going around and you've probably seen it.
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The one who reads a newspaper knows what's happening in the world.
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The one who reads the Bible knows why.
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Oh, looking at the world through that biblical lens, through that's how we were supposed
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to see everything.
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Let me just ask you, don't you have, didn't you send me an article about the Lutheran
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heart, lefty, Luther, Neal, pagan church with a quote, pastor and they're saying the Bible
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is now outdated.
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Yeah, it's not, it's not applicable to 2024.
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Well, this is what they've been, they've been building this for decades now, where we
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are old fashioned behind the times.
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We haven't changed and kept up.
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Like as if God is supposed to keep up with humanity, right?
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We're modernity, right?
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Right.
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Right.
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So this is, and they've used it successfully to make Christians think, well, yeah, I guess
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I should maybe conform to the world a little bit, but the Bible tells us not to see the
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stuff.
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Think of it.
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This is the foundation, the word of God, you know, the grass withers, the flowers fade,
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but the word of God abides forever when Jesus is being tempted in the wilderness by Satan,
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right?
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And he says, you know, hey, you can turn these rocks in the bread.
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And he says, man, does not live by a bread alone, but every word that proceeded out of
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the mouth of Jehovah, the Lord God, Yahweh.
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This is something we need to recognize, the leftists, the pagans, the socialists, the
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Marxists have always attacked the word of God because they know it's the foundation.
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It's absolute truth.
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It is the standard that we go by.
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And it is something, that's why they try to attack it because then it can allow this
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wild, licensuous, sinful lifestyle they enjoy.
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It is written.
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What happens to our belief in the authority of Scripture that it is eternal.
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This is our, the Bible is our guidebook.
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We're down to it.
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We time hopefully for two, squeeze in two stories.
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First of all, the Christian professor, who I guess he wasn't supposed to have this intro
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to Christianity class, or at least not teach it from a biblical worldview, go ahead, explain
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what happened.
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He's an absolute wonderful professor, by the way, and the students love him.
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He, yes, he is a Christian.
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He happens to believe in the Scriptures, you know, okay, but he teaches it from a historical
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perspective, does a very good job with it, very popular.
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But of course, the leftist on campus, sad to say, Arizona State has gone so hardcore
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left and socialists and Marxist, most universities have, that they're trying to shut him up in
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essence.
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That's what they're trying to do.
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That's tolerant.
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My father died in 79, I was still at school at Arizona State, and I went to the movie
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Jesus, gave my life to Christ, but it was through a professor at Arizona State, who was
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at Orthodox shoe, who taught me the tenac the Old Testament, and it planted the foundation
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of me coming into the Messiah, the Messiah, Yeshua, as my Lord and Savior, through that
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process.
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So, this guy was teaching it, I guess, on and off for 24 years, this intro to Christianity,
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but again, now in this day and age, the intolerance toward the Bible-leaving Christian or our
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world view, and the word of God, intolerance is almost accepted in America.
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Everything is okay, except for Christianity or the Judeo-Christian world.
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The biblical Christianity.
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So, and we've talked before, last time we had you on about what was happening on college
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campuses, regarding Israel, you from us, marches and everything.
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So, let's go to one more.
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We have four minutes left, Jake.
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Every group of Americans supports a ban on transgender procedures for miners, for
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children, except Democrats.
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Now, I don't know why this is surprising.
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Nearly six in ten Americans say the government should ban the transgender industry from dispensing
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any drug or committing any life altering surgery on miners, and only 25% of Americans would
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oppose this, but it seems like Democrats are always in favor of what goes against the
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Bible and God's word, God the Creator, male and female, marriage, family, civil government,
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how God ordained things.
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Your thoughts on this, because what are great grandparents?
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Your great grandparents, my great grandparents, think that we are having this conversation.
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First of all, we'd have to explain.
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This is what transgender means today.
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This is what people are thinking.
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This is the delusion that's going on.
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So, Jake, are they going to be exposed enough to make a difference in this election when
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it comes to, let's just say, children, miners?
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Well, yeah, it's interesting, by the way, I think we know that Kamala Harris has been
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advocating for transgender surgeries, for illegal aliens, and for prisoners, right?
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I mean, think of that in itself as horrible, right?
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At the expense, politics doesn't matter.
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Christians are out there, and you're not going to get involved in elections.
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You don't matter, right?
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Elections don't matter.
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They do matter.
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The Tavistock case, if your audience wants to look that up, the Tavistock case, over in
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England, is where they found out that the British government was actually allowing genital
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mutilation and drug inducement by kids that were 12, 13, 14 years old, and now they got
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so exposed because of the political processes, people getting involved, and making a difference
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they've stopped it.
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They've stopped it in other European countries.
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But it's being advocated by the democratic, it goes to show you how incredibly hardcore
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leftists, militant, frank and stinian, the democratic party has become.
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Stop and think of that.
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The woman who's the head of the Gender Studies at University of Arizona, he's a he, she,
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he pretending to be a she, but he likes women.
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And there's even a civil war within the LGBT community.
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The L and the G are fighting the T in the queue because the L and the G, right?
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They say, wait a minute here, you've got guys pretending to be women who are attracted
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to women and the lesbians and the Gays are going, they're fighting each other.
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That's how bad it's gotten and the democratic party supports this insanity, this perversion
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of Genesis 126.
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Yeah.
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So, I mean, we can biblicalvoter.com.
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There's so many places you can get this information.
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A lot of conservative outlets are talking about the party platforms and let's, let's just
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show this again.
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The comparison on biblicalvoter.com, the party platforms, well, that's brilliant and
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Republican.
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Yeah, they actually say, here's how you can contrast what's going on with the two platforms,
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biblicalvoter.com because if you, again, Bible believe in Christian meaning, you believe
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the word of God, that is your authority.
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But also, you also believe that this is how what we look at to make decisions and affect
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our societies and be influenced, influencers instead of the church being influenced by the
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world, which Barna has proven through all of his research, Christians should be the
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salt and light influencing politics.
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And I know many of the people in your audience, by the way, who absolutely love you.
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I've talked to so many people that watch your show regularly.
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They love your work.
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Keep it up, please.
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But to get people in your audience, as you and I are doing and many other people to try
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to influence the people within our circle of influence.
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And I've been able to do it.
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I've got some down in Texas that are, oh, we're not voting.
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We're, that's a horrible processes, you know, horrible thing going on there.
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It's like, no, but you can make a difference in every vote matters.
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Yeah.
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Please.
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Some elections are hundreds.
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Oh, the difference between hundreds and some are thousands.
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And if just a fraction of those 30, let's just say 35 million Christians, they don't vote.
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If just 10%, 5%, that would take it.
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Yeah, that would be the difference in the next election.
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Friends, we've got to move on.
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Dr. Jake, thank you so much.
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Jake, Jacob's friends.
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You can watch him on Educated and FreedomProject.com.
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Get more info on him.
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It's just a blessing to have him and God bless you.
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And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.