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Speaker 1: The modern entertainment based church may be harboring a very
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Speaker 1: dark secret. Could churchgoers around the world be inadvertently fueling
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Speaker 1: the massive adult entertainment industry, contributing to an overburdened foster
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Speaker 1: care system, child exploitation, and even human trafficking. Will the
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Speaker 1: church face judgment for remaining silent while this sin thrives
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Speaker 1: in the shadows of ministry? Are we doing enough to
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Speaker 1: fight back? And how can the people of God stand
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Speaker 1: in the gap for innocent young lives. We'll explore all
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Speaker 1: of this and more right now. Welcome to Life TV Now,
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Speaker 1: where we unpack all matters of truth, faith and freedom.
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Speaker 1: I'm Jamie Woodle, and today we continue a topic that
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Speaker 1: is very heavy but very important. But before we dive in,
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Speaker 1: let me introduce who's here. She's the founder of Whispering
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Speaker 1: Ponies Ranch, a charitable ministry for children in need of rehabilitation.
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Speaker 1: Please welcome neda Horn. He's the CEO of Live TV Now,
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Speaker 1: a multi time best selling author and an award winning
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Speaker 1: film producer behind the Rescue US six part documentary series.
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Speaker 1: He's also a Board certified holistic health practitioner whose work
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Speaker 1: in natural health, healing and child rehabilitation is recognized worldwide.
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Speaker 1: Please welcome Joe Horn. We're talking again today with Joe
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Speaker 1: Horn about his new book, Innocence Shattered, dismantling the insidious
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Speaker 1: War against our children. Joe, could you recap what we
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Speaker 1: covered last week? And then I have some questions for you.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely, if you missed last week's program, go back to Rumble,
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Speaker 2: go back to YouTube, go back to the networks wherever
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Speaker 2: it is that you watch Life TV now and make
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Speaker 2: sure that you don't miss that episode, because we're not
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Speaker 2: going to have time today to unpack everything that we
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Speaker 2: already talked about. And even then we talked at warp
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Speaker 2: speed and it was only just a little taste of
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Speaker 2: what's inside the book Innocent Shattered, but to bring the
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Speaker 2: viewer up to speed in case they missed it. We
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Speaker 2: talked about the insidious war that Lucifer has waged on
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Speaker 2: an entire generation of children. We're talking about children that
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Speaker 2: have faced every form of abuse known to man, and
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Speaker 2: a lot of brands of abuse that normal rational people
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Speaker 2: can't even wrap their heads around. We talked about where
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Speaker 2: this is being enhanced and promoted by Hollywood executives, elites,
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Speaker 2: large studios that are using their platforms, large movie productions,
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Speaker 2: cartoon productions that are trying to normalize gender confusion. This
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Speaker 2: lucifery and assault affecting an entire generation of children. We're
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Speaker 2: talking about thousands of children that come up missing every
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Speaker 2: year from the foster care system, often classified as runaway.
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Speaker 2: These are kids that have no chain of custody. There's
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Speaker 2: no investigations being done to sort out where they went.
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Speaker 2: They're just classified as runaway. We're talking about the fact
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Speaker 2: that foster care exists only in the first place as
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Speaker 2: a response to what is a spiritual problem, in that
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Speaker 2: if people raised their children and wanted their children and
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Speaker 2: fostered relationship to their children, so the foster care system
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Speaker 2: in total is a spiritual side effect. We talked briefly
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Speaker 2: about AI companion apps that have largely taken over the
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Speaker 2: job of raising children. These children are interacting with screens,
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Speaker 2: They're asking AI companion apps all of life's most difficult questions.
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Speaker 2: They're being told in the classroom that it's okay to
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Speaker 2: explore their gender. It's not what God assigned you at birth.
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Speaker 2: There are more than two, not just male and female,
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Speaker 2: and this is something you can unpack and it's based
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Speaker 2: on feelings to suggest that you're a boy or a girl.
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Speaker 2: It's pseudoscience, but it's dated, and so now we're going
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Speaker 2: to embrace the future. It's this multip wronged Luciferian assault
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Speaker 2: there to brainwash an entire generation of young people, but
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Speaker 2: also to condition society through the rebranding of what used
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Speaker 2: to be stigmatized as evil words that I can't even
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Speaker 2: say on this network that start with pedo file. Otherwise,
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Speaker 2: the algorithms take the episode down, repackaging inappropriate relationships, intimate
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Speaker 2: relationships between adults and children as maps minor attracted persons,
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Speaker 2: and not that this should be a crime. No, this
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Speaker 2: needs to be explored. These people were born this way.
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Speaker 2: This is how they show love, and children ought to
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Speaker 2: be conditioned to receive that mature love. In fact, it's safer,
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Speaker 2: they argue, than two young people navigating love without borders
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Speaker 2: or rails or boundaries, because that's dangerous. That could lead
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Speaker 2: to unwanted pregnancies that will just terminate in the first place. No, no, no,
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Speaker 2: having an adult lie with a child, this is the
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Speaker 2: safest environment for these young people to navigate the complexities
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Speaker 2: of love making. This is so demonic and so Luciferian.
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Speaker 2: This is just a small portion of the book, But
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Speaker 2: why did I write it? Because there's an appendix at
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Speaker 2: the end of the book that talks about how, first
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Speaker 2: of all, a society would be capable of discarding the
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Speaker 2: children that we're discarding. Most of the aggregators for information
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Speaker 2: when it comes to missing children, and some of this
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Speaker 2: data is very hard to get because governments don't like
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Speaker 2: to acknowledge when they've lost children. So we're talking about
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Speaker 2: the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, the NCMEC.
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Speaker 2: We're talking about the Polaris Project, We're talking about Shared
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Speaker 2: Hope International, most of the child advocacy groups that we
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Speaker 2: depend on for accurate mathematical depictions of where these children are,
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Speaker 2: why they're being abused, where these abuse cycles begin and end,
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Speaker 2: where these children end up have it placed. Listen to
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Speaker 2: this as a mind boggling statistic. At roughly twenty five
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Speaker 2: thousand runaways from foster care every single year, and we
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Speaker 2: don't know if these are runaways, we don't know if
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Speaker 2: they've been forced into prostitution. Many of the people in
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Speaker 2: law enforcement fear that they are now victims of the
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Speaker 2: sex trade industry. There's no chain of custody. Of the
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Speaker 2: twenty five thousand that they estimate just from the foster
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Speaker 2: care that are classified as runaway, they have it estimated
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Speaker 2: it between one and six being trafficked, which could mean
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Speaker 2: roughly forty two hundred foster kids trafficked annually. If you
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Speaker 2: do your own math. Now, if you were to divide
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Speaker 2: that by the three hundred and sixty five days that
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Speaker 2: we have every single year, this puts it at about
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Speaker 2: eleven to twelve foster children per day being trafficked. And
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Speaker 2: the reason that I continue to focus on just the
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Speaker 2: foster care system is because the math becomes much worse
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Speaker 2: when you talk about the broad array of homes in
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Speaker 2: general across the United States. These aggregators would place that
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Speaker 2: number at about three hundred thousand children forced into sex
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Speaker 2: trafficking or forced prostitution annually. Wow, more than a quarter
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Speaker 2: of a million children a year. So it makes sense
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Speaker 2: then when you look at the four hundred and twenty
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Speaker 2: thousand children that are actively living in foster care right now,
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Speaker 2: with a ninety percentile of statistical likelihood that they will
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Speaker 2: experience at least two to five types of abuse. If
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Speaker 2: you want more on that, please go back to last
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Speaker 2: week's program, because we talked a lot about the blind
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Speaker 2: spots in foster care, the number of kids that are
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Speaker 2: being trafficked both from the populace and also from foster care,
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Speaker 2: and we talked about what our family is doing at
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Speaker 2: a place called Whispering Ponies Ranch, which is a charitable
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Speaker 2: ministry to stand in the gap for the very children
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Speaker 2: that we're talking about. If you've read the book, the
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Speaker 2: one thing it does is it leaves you excuseless. It
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Speaker 2: will walk every human at regardless of age, regardless of
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Speaker 2: skill set, through a series of questions that they can
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Speaker 2: pray through and find there Yes to God. Because everyone,
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Speaker 2: at the very least can pray for these children. Somebody
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Speaker 2: can volunteer at a church to start or enhance a
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Speaker 2: child outreach program, a child focused ministry, law enforcement, perhaps
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Speaker 2: you're in Congress, perhaps you have the ear of somebody
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Speaker 2: that's in a position of influence. You can absolutely do
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Speaker 2: something to stand in the gap for these children.
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Speaker 1: Well, Jill, what are the root causes behind this widespread
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Speaker 1: crisis hurting these kids.
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Speaker 2: Well, in addition to the fact that you have a
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Speaker 2: never ending echo chamber of media propagandizing them at very
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Speaker 2: young ages, to do all of the things that we've
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Speaker 2: talked about already, the embrace of AI, companion apps, the
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Speaker 2: propagandizing cartoons that are there to normalize words. I can't
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Speaker 2: say on this network to condition a child who is
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Speaker 2: stuck in a never ending cycle of abuse to see
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Speaker 2: that as normal or to see that as love. In
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Speaker 2: addition to all of those things, what I could say
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Speaker 2: very easily, and this wouldn't be clever, and nobody here
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Speaker 2: would learn anything. If I said again, this is a
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Speaker 2: spiritual problem, you would think that I was just taking
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Speaker 2: the easy way out. It is a spiritual problem. I
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Speaker 2: could blame fatherlessness. Tons of data would point at fatherlessness.
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Speaker 2: These broken homes where children are vulnerable. That also makes
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Speaker 2: them very easy prey for traffickers, John's sugar daddies and exploiters,
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Speaker 2: very easy to use social media to find these children
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Speaker 2: that have next to nonexistent parental involvement and then groom them.
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Speaker 2: Many of these kids are already grappling, especially in foster care,
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Speaker 2: with cycles of depression, so they're very easy to prey upon.
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Speaker 2: They already have a history of running away perhaps or
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Speaker 2: someone that feels they have no value. This is very
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Speaker 2: easy target to speak hunted words, and to buy them
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Speaker 2: things like pedicures and to take a season to be
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Speaker 2: the one that they now believe is the only one
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Speaker 2: that's ever loved them. Very easy to do that. I
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Speaker 2: could blame motherlessness. Fathers don't have the chops that mothers do.
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Speaker 2: You know how many dads out there understand exactly what
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Speaker 2: I mean when I say fathers don't have the chops
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Speaker 2: that mothers do. You need both. You need the head
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Speaker 2: of the household, the one that they feel safe around.
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Speaker 2: You need the nurturer and the emotional constant. You need
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Speaker 2: both parents to juxtapose and to team up to raise children.
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Speaker 2: It's a very difficult place called planet Earth right now
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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty six. So I could blame alcohol, I
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Speaker 2: could blame drugs, I could blame all kinds of things.
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Speaker 2: But if you said, Joe, you've got to pick one
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Speaker 2: that you think is probably one of the most prevailing,
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Speaker 2: if not the most prevailing root cause I can actually
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Speaker 2: take every one of the reasons that I just explained
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Speaker 2: and back those with data on the adult entertainment industry
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Speaker 2: dismantling marriages rapidly accelerating men and women way beyond any
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Speaker 2: goal posts that they ever thought would be normal in
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Speaker 2: the way that they perceive love making, or the boundaries
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Speaker 2: between human touch and connectivity. What the adult entertainment industry
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Speaker 2: does is it completely arrests It takes over your imagination.
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Speaker 2: It puts you in a position where, in order to
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Speaker 2: satiate oneself, you're constantly moving those gold posts farther and
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Speaker 2: farther away from God. How many of you have ever
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Speaker 2: heard that old expression. If you give a mouse a
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Speaker 2: cookie a glass of milk, that's right, you give the
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Speaker 2: mouse a glass of milk, and he wants another glass. Well,
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Speaker 2: pretty soon that's not enough. His pallet's ready for another cookie.
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Speaker 2: Now the cookie, well, we're gonna need more milk. Pallet's
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Speaker 2: a little dry. Now. Now cookies aren't even enough. And
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Speaker 2: if I were to drag this on and put the
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Speaker 2: milk and the cookie and the mouse into the adult
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Speaker 2: entertainment industry, the cookie would begin to reflect more rainbow
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Speaker 2: colors and pie and fruits of the forest. And now
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Speaker 2: we need all kinds of triple stack this way, candies
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Speaker 2: and chocolate and now carmel. Now we gotta is this
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Speaker 2: making sense? Oh? Yeah, because the appetite when you feed
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Speaker 2: your sin flash suit this place called planet Earth, living
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Speaker 2: in a fallen state. When you push God out of
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Speaker 2: your life and you say, I am willing to daydream
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Speaker 2: anything that I want in order to satiate whatever my
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Speaker 2: imagination can construct, there's no end to that. There's no
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Speaker 2: bumper rails, there's no minute that you win the video
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Speaker 2: game and now you're satisfied and you've achieved satisfaction. No,
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Speaker 2: but that's one of the biggest Luciferian lies, is that
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Speaker 2: you could ever achieve satiation when you pursue sin. All
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Speaker 2: that happens is you become darker and darker and more
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Speaker 2: and more removed from God, he says. And we have
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Speaker 2: a biblical example of this. He says, leave Ephraham alone.
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Speaker 2: He has joined his idols, and he withdraws. When you
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Speaker 2: ignore the conviction of the Holy Spirit and you continue
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Speaker 2: your shame cycle or rationalizing to yourself that he's still
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Speaker 2: using me for ministry, so he hasn't given up on me,
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Speaker 2: or a righteous man stands the seventh day. How many
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Speaker 2: times have we heard scripture even exhausted to try to
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Speaker 2: rationalize a person's continued use of this stuff. But here's
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Speaker 2: what I'm here to tell you. Because of what I've
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Speaker 2: been describing, this never ending attempt to satiate one's imagination,
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Speaker 2: living in a fallen state, and God saying leave him alone.
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Speaker 2: He's joined to idles. You've now removed any godly restraint. Ooh,
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Speaker 2: this is a dangerous place because now what you're left
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Speaker 2: with is your own devices. You're now listening to your
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Speaker 2: inner sin flesh. It's getting darker. It needs more and
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Speaker 2: pretty soon a consumer of po RN or the adult
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Speaker 2: entertainment industry, I'm saying on television so that this program
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Speaker 2: doesn't get pulled from the networks or on social media.
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Speaker 2: What used to temporarily satiate or titillate or satisfy is
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Speaker 2: very fleeting, and now you have what's called the sin
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Speaker 2: of progressionism. Right, it's the mouse and the cookie, then
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Speaker 2: the mouse and the cookie with a triple pie, and
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Speaker 2: then candy sprinkles, and then a root beer on the side.
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Speaker 2: It gets more and more bizarre. Eventually, what used to
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Speaker 2: be what you would think of as consensual love making
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Speaker 2: between a man and a woman that you're watching on
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Speaker 2: a video is so utterly boring. Forget about your spouse,
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Speaker 2: forget what about your spouse? Utterly boring? No place for
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Speaker 2: it whatsoever. You've now progressed to a place where your
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Speaker 2: daydreams are getting darker and darker and darker. And the
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Speaker 2: reason that I mention that, especially in a Christian program,
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Speaker 2: is because here in a minute, we're going to talk
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Speaker 2: about how the literal church, the self identified, self exclaimed,
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Speaker 2: self proclaimed body of Christ, is actually heavily indulging in
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Speaker 2: the very industry that is fueling the want to pay
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Speaker 2: for interactions with underage children.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to explain that in just a second, But first,
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Speaker 2: the sin of progressionism. How does PRN do all of that?
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Speaker 2: You might be wondering, I know guys that have been
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Speaker 2: doing this for years. What I would say is the
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Speaker 2: people that you think have safely done this for years
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Speaker 2: have probably gotten better at masking who they're becoming. And
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you this as a seasoned child advocate that
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Speaker 2: has looked into the eyes of children that have become
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Speaker 2: a side effect of all the things that we're talking about.
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Speaker 2: And I'm telling you often their abusers got to a
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Speaker 2: place through the use of po RN was the catalyst
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Speaker 2: that first taught them to dehumanize another human being. They
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Speaker 2: no longer saw them as mothers, sister, daughter, brother. It
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Speaker 2: is a plaything, something to use to act out again,
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Speaker 2: these continually advancing fantasies. This is making sense.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's scary.
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Speaker 2: You've removed God, you've removed his conviction, You've embraced this thing.
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Speaker 2: Or you're dealing with a threshold of guilt that still
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Speaker 2: isn't strong enough to get a hold of you and
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Speaker 2: put a stop to this. You've decided this is what
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Speaker 2: I'm going to do, and as long as you're feeding that,
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Speaker 2: it becomes progressive. The Lord builds and he restores, and
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Speaker 2: he heals. Lucifer destroys, and he darkens, and he ruins
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Speaker 2: and he wrecks. So that's the only outcome when you
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Speaker 2: say yes to the flesh, that's the only outcome is
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Speaker 2: that your daydreams become darker border, darker border, And eventually
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Speaker 2: I feel like God wanted me to warn the church.
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Speaker 2: He literally gave me these words when I was writing
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Speaker 2: the book Innocent Shattered, Joe. I want you to warn
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Speaker 2: in particular ministers that are secretly indulging in these industries
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Speaker 2: and what they think is the shadow of night or undercloak,
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Speaker 2: that ministers will become monsters. That's the math when you
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Speaker 2: indulge in these things, how in the world do you
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Speaker 2: lay that at the feet that are simply watching porn
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Speaker 2: on a computer. Because that whole industry needs every click,
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Speaker 2: they need every algorithm fed. They're watching what your likes
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Speaker 2: and dislikes are, they're producing more of the content that
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Speaker 2: you're clicking on. So even if you say to yourself,
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Speaker 2: I'm not acting this out in real life, I'm not
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Speaker 2: abusing or victimizing these people in real life, the industries
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Speaker 2: that are providing you with what you're clicking on have
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Speaker 2: to go film it somehow. And the other thing you're
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Speaker 2: going to learn right away when you read Innocent Shattered
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Speaker 2: is a lot of what you think you're watching that
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Speaker 2: is consensual in the pr and industry is not actually consensual.
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Speaker 2: Some of it may be started that way, and some
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Speaker 2: of it is people are allured at the promise of
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Speaker 2: stardom or wealth, or they want to go to adult
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Speaker 2: cons and be a celebrity. A lot of it is
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Speaker 2: young girls that have circumstantially a lot of them foster
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Speaker 2: care kids, circumstantially ended up in this life cycle. They
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Speaker 2: now cannot escape. They're being handled now, some of them
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Speaker 2: living six to eight of them in a dorm, handled
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Speaker 2: by the same handlers. These are not benevolent stewards of
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Speaker 2: these people. They're not there to take care of them
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Speaker 2: and provide all their needs. But that's the framework. So
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Speaker 2: in exchange for a place to stay, maybe some small
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Speaker 2: amount of income and a meal, and maybe something else,
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Speaker 2: maybe a bump from some drug dependency that you've acquired
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Speaker 2: as a result of having to cope with this lifestyle,
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Speaker 2: you now have no options and a society that will
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Speaker 2: not hire you, no one there to rescue you. These
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Speaker 2: are girls literally stuck. When you're watching this stuff, you're
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Speaker 2: hearing the exhales of terror and the whales of torment.
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Speaker 2: Much of that is actually real. But let's just for
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Speaker 2: the sake of argument, say that it's consensual. Someone is there,
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Speaker 2: as a consenting adult, there to perform because they've chosen
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Speaker 2: this lifestyle. That doesn't change the fact that what they're
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Speaker 2: doing creates a market of suffering because of this advancing
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Speaker 2: sin nature. It reinforces desensitization. You see PRN. It portrays evil,
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Speaker 2: power dynamics, abuse dynamics, control dynamics. It reduces the value
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Speaker 2: of human lives to nothing more than buyer commodities to
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Speaker 2: be used, damaged, and then discarded when it's no longer interesting,
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Speaker 2: and it facilitates trafficking as a front, which we've kind
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Speaker 2: of talked about, a lot of these young people are
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Speaker 2: promised stardom. Our good friend, Elonka Deeton was trafficked by
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Speaker 2: her record label as a juvenile for what I believe
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Speaker 2: was eight years before she finally got out, and it
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Speaker 2: was a full on drag out by kickscream claw the eyes.
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Speaker 2: Eventually she had had enough, was willing to die, and
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Speaker 2: by the grace of God, there was an off duty
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Speaker 2: patrol officer at a hotel heard the scuffle and came
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Speaker 2: over and got her. Right, But it doesn't end like
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Speaker 2: that for a lot of people. Yeah, right, the other thing,
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Speaker 2: and we're just not going to get into this today,
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Speaker 2: especially with fleeting amounts of moments. But the porn industry
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Speaker 2: enables dark web and illegal content and ladies and gentlemen.
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Speaker 2: I am not suggesting that you go and try to
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Speaker 2: research any of this dark progression. It is not a
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Speaker 2: search that I recommend anyone attempt. But you see humans
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Speaker 2: indulging in the pr industry pursue an unattainable level of
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Speaker 2: self satisfaction, escalating their desires into evermore perverse and sadistic fantasy.
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Speaker 2: This unquenchable appetite to pleasure yourself reflects humanity's sinful nature
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Speaker 2: in the first place. It's a fallen nature without and
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Speaker 2: again godly restraint, spirals into utter depravity and transforming individuals
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Speaker 2: into monsters and beings of evil. If you were to
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Speaker 2: ask most of the people living out life sentences behind bars,
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Speaker 2: ask them, you will find that a lot of them
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Speaker 2: that have taken human life or have wrecked human lives,
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Speaker 2: you'll find that there's a common thread behind a lot
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Speaker 2: of them that the PRN industry was the first season
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Speaker 2: of their life where they begin to be okay with
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Speaker 2: dehumanizing others, where they no longer saw them as human
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Speaker 2: beings but just flesh to do whatever sadistic, awful, demonic
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Speaker 2: thing that they wanted to in order to again chase
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Speaker 2: that temporary, fleeting satiation. In twenty twenty, Barner Research put
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Speaker 2: out a study that found fifty seven percent of senior
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Speaker 2: pastors in the United States sixty four mom sixty four
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Speaker 2: percent of our youth pastors here in the United States,
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Speaker 2: it's either struggle with PRN currently or have in the
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Speaker 2: past or recent past. Now that means an absolute floor
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Speaker 2: if you continue to read the research of about twenty percent,
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Speaker 2: and again this is the admitted ones. So if you
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Speaker 2: don't participate in this information, if you're not a part
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Speaker 2: of their polling, if you weren't a part of their surveys,
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Speaker 2: if you didn't agree to check all the boxes all
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Speaker 2: the way to the very end, you didn't get counted
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Speaker 2: as a part of this statistic. Fifty seven percent of
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Speaker 2: senior pastors, sixty four percent of youth pastors.
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Speaker 1: And these are the people that children often go to
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Speaker 1: for wisdom, for wisdom for life, guidance.
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Speaker 2: For wisdom and life, and they are clicking with every click,
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Speaker 2: with every view. They are clicking and supporting the very
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Speaker 2: industry that now has to go film more of this
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Speaker 2: garbage and supply it to an ever growing number of consumers.
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Speaker 2: Less than one percent from the same research even recommended
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Speaker 2: telling their congregation. Only eight percent of pastors think that
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Speaker 2: they should even have to resign his or her position
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Speaker 2: of leadership over this, and yet continue this behavior secretly.
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Speaker 2: Only ten percent, and this is heartbreaking, Only ten percent
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Speaker 2: from the same research of churches even have pr N
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Speaker 2: rehabilitation focused ministries or prayer efforts or anything whatsoever that
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Speaker 2: focuses on it whatsoever. And if you're wondering how big
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Speaker 2: though is the pr N industry, how big is it? Really?
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Speaker 2: According to the NIH that's the National Institute of Health,
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Speaker 2: around forty million Americans regularly visit por insights every day
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Speaker 2: and every single second, twenty eight thousand, two hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifty eight users are watching it on the internet. So
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Speaker 2: for perspective, for perspective, because it's a big world, right
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Speaker 2: According to research by Psychology Today, more people visit por
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Speaker 2: insights each month than TikTok open Ai, Are you kidding me? Zoom,
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Speaker 2: Netflix or Amazon? It is absolutely massive. And then when
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Speaker 2: you factor in the fact that there's a good percentage
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Speaker 2: of that that is the self identified leadership of the
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Speaker 2: church that's watching over the United States. And then you
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Speaker 2: ask yourself, do you have young ones? Do you want
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Speaker 2: them in church? Are you a discerning Christian? Does that
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Speaker 2: motivate you to go to church? Here's the thing, I'm
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Speaker 2: not even going to get into the legal gray zones
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Speaker 2: that are already springing up all across the United States
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Speaker 2: when it comes to AI advancing applications for the pr
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Speaker 2: N industry. We're not even going to talk about AI
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Speaker 2: companion avatar, girlfriends or boyfriends or mentors because legal this
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Speaker 2: is an absolute cesspool of drag and drop tailor make borrows.
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Speaker 2: I'm not going to give ideas you can create with
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Speaker 2: the use of AI, absolutely anything that you can daydream.
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Speaker 2: And because of the gray areas where this is advancing,
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Speaker 2: you've already got people advocating that the construct of AI
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Speaker 2: children to be used for the purposes of abuse via
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Speaker 2: AI keeps real life children safe, and that this is
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Speaker 2: a place for people that are attracted to children to
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Speaker 2: kind of work out and exercise all their pent up frustration.
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Speaker 2: This is going to be a net total good for humanity.
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Speaker 2: There's already people looking at AI as a way to
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Speaker 2: help reconcile some of this darkness, and in a nutshell,
24:24
Speaker 2: because we're basically out of time, I'm going to assert
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Speaker 2: now that this is coming. You are going to see
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Speaker 2: talks in the coming months to years where people are
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Speaker 2: absolutely pushing for all kinds of legality from their ability
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Speaker 2: to borrow your likeness or your voice to create and
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Speaker 2: to design whatever experience they want, including children under the
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Speaker 2: guise of some of the stuff that I just said.
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Speaker 2: This is going to become a civil rights conversation. It
24:47
Speaker 2: is going to be an absolute train wreck. And we
24:51
Speaker 2: are once again in a position where most people are
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Speaker 2: petitioning the government to step in and be the hero.
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Speaker 2: And I'm telling you that there's already a dark web,
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Speaker 2: which is one of the large ways that And again
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Speaker 2: we're not going to get into specificity here where a
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Speaker 2: lot of the acquisition of children's taking places on the
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Speaker 2: dark web. So this stuff I'm talking about that's coming,
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Speaker 2: I'm only talking about the legal conversation. It already exists
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Speaker 2: on the dark web. In closing, I'm asking the real
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Speaker 2: Body of Christ, the Remnant of God, the ones probably
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Speaker 2: many of them watching this program that have been cheering
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Speaker 2: this show on the whole time they're with me, They're
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Speaker 2: not enlightened by any of this. They already know that
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Speaker 2: it's happening for the sake of an entire generation of children.
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Speaker 2: I'm asking you, as the Body of Christ, to refuse
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Speaker 2: this anymore. Be engaged with your children, get involved in
25:42
Speaker 2: your communities, resurrect child focused ministries. Where did all of
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Speaker 2: the programs like Royal Rangers and Mischionetes and Awanas. Where
25:49
Speaker 2: did all of those go? They still exist in very
25:52
Speaker 2: passionate pockets of ministry, but broad scope financial backing and
25:58
Speaker 2: interest is going by the wayside. And if you're totally
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Speaker 2: unsure how to get engaged, Joe, you've compelled me. I
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Speaker 2: feel a conviction and I'm ready to stand in the
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Speaker 1: Well, unfortunately we're all out of time. Thank you for
27:09
Speaker 1: being here, Joe, Nita, everyone here in studio. I'm Jamie
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Speaker 1: Boodle will be back.
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Speaker 2: Would it shock you if I told you that one
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Speaker 2: in every ten pastors has admitted to being a regular consumer.
27:37
Speaker 2: I don't care. If you're a pastor and you're hearing this.
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Speaker 2: You cannot go to Lucifer's playground and dehumanize the people
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Speaker 2: that are performing these vile things on screen and expect
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Speaker 2: to keep your sanity. Well, if that's mind boggling, the
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Speaker 2: real number is really going to frost you. Fifty seven
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Speaker 2: percent of pastors, sixty four percent of youth pastors admit
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Speaker 2: that they have had ongoing struggles with pork. A lot
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Speaker 2: of the benign use of pography fuels into the human
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Speaker 2: trafficking the demand for it because people are now looking
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Speaker 2: for someone to purchase to work out these fantasies that
28:09
Speaker 2: they've pent up. Now through decades of biography abuse. Not
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Speaker 2: only as much of the entertainment based modern church not
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Speaker 2: fighting this epidemic that's actually underwriting it. Apathy and a
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Speaker 2: lack of interest from the pulpit. Most churches spend no
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Speaker 2: time confronting matters like this. I believe that many of
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Speaker 2: them care, they just aren't being told