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Hedieh Mirahmadi Falco: Marxists And Islamists And Communists, Oh My! · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  And now, here's your host, David Fiorazzo.
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  Family in Christ, brothers and sisters, we decided to put that promo up first because we've got one of the speakers that's coming to Green Bay all the way from California.
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  She is with ResurrectMinistry.com.
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  We've had her on the podcast before, Hadea Miramadi Falco.
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  Welcome, sister.
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  Appreciate your time today.
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  Thank you so much for having me.
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  Always a pleasure.
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  Thank you.
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  Yep, and thank you for accepting our invitation to come to Green Bay, Wisconsin, and rally the remnant of true Bible-believing Christians, and hopefully wake up more of the sleepy church or professing Christians, and maybe even convert some people, I don't know, to Christianity or conservatism.
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  But we've got to wake up a lot of people.
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  Go ahead.
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  I wanted to give you some props because I was in St. Louis, Missouri, and somebody came up to me and goes, you're going to be at the Worldview Conference.
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  And I was like, wow, how did you know that?
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  So apparently she's a huge fan and she's going to be there too.
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  So it's reached outside of the States and that's fantastic.
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  Super excited about it.
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  Yes, I'm excited, too.
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  And we're growing and it's not me.
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  It's the guests, I really believe.
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  I think it's the, you know, Jeff, the people behind the scenes that make this thing run and and get out there to people.
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  And it's it's reaching more and more.
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  So I'm very thankful.
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  But I want to quote you and then dive into the first article that I want to talk about when I talk about the spread of Islam.
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  talk about the No Sharia Act and so many things that are important to kind of wake people up.
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  Because I think now that we're seeing radicals, radical Islamists, Muslims, Marxists,
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  be elected in America, I think people are going, whoa.
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  So we weren't exaggerating, those of us who were trying to warn, and you're an expert on this.
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  But you say, you write, before we ask what has happened to America, we should be willing to ask what has happened to the church?
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  America's crisis is not merely political.
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  A culture cannot be politically restored to virtues.
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  Its people have spiritually abandoned.
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  Government can restrain evil.
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  It can protect borders, punish crime, defend religious liberty, and preserve public order.
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  It cannot create holiness.
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  It cannot regenerate the human heart.
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  Our hope is that a revived Christianity can once again transform people, families, and ultimately the culture around them.
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  And that's from your article over at the Christian Post.
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  For Islam.
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  So this is not just a sensational, provocative, attention-getting headline that's going to be about something else.
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  No, this is what you're writing about and warning about.
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  You're answering that question.
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  So let's just start right there, Hadiyah.
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  I'm disappointed that we have to talk about this, but it's an important subject.
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  So go ahead and just start on the article first.
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  Well, it's the reason I wrote the article is because I was in St. Louis and I'm talking about the thousands of Christians that leave the faith for Islam every year.
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  And I speak to dozens of families around the country who have lost their kids to Islam.
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  Child grew up in the church, read the Bible, was, they believed, saved, and then walked away and turned to Islam.
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  And the response I got overwhelmingly was, it's something like good riddance.
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  You know, they were never believers or they never could have left.
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  Now, there is a theological truth attached to that, absolutely.
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  But from the seventh century onward, when Christendom was being conquered by Islamic armies, the rulers at the time, the Christian leaders at the time of the church were saying, why has God allowed
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  this foreign army to conquer us.
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  What sin have we committed?
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  So they always looked inward.
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  In addition to understanding the demonic forces that were empowering the armies against them, they always turned inward to see what sin has come over us
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  that we have been defeated.
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  And I think that that thread also from the Old Testament forward with the Israelites, they always understood that idol worship, leaving God, not following his commandments would lead to destruction.
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  And I think it's a super important point.
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  As Islamic, you know, civilian armies are coming across Europe and the United States, we need to ask ourselves, are we prepared?
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  Are we pursuing holiness?
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  Are we following God's commandments?
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  Is our Christian witness strong enough to defeat what we're coming up against?
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  So politics, super important.
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  Vote, vote, vote.
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  Get involved.
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  Locally, super important.
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  But we cannot forget the importance of being obedient servants to Christ.
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  Amen.
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  Amen.
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  And you rightly point out the article that Peter writes, judgment begins with the household of God, with the house of God.
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  There's a famous quote by John Stott.
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  He said, we should not ask what's wrong with this world, for that diagnosis has already been given.
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  Rather, we should ask what has happened to the salt and light.
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  And so one thing we dissect with many guests on this podcast, Adia, is what you end the article, toward the end of the article, you write,
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  or in the middle of the article, how did a civilization saturated with churches produce generations increasingly unable to explain what Christianity teaches, much less why it's true?
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  This is part of the bigger problem.
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  The finger points back at us, the church pastors.
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  Speak to that for a moment.
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  Well, it's and again, it's my experience also with families and listening to Christians, the Christian families really suffering at what's happening to their children.
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  Also, the rise of anti-Semitism.
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  So not only are they falling away from the church, from their relationship with Christ, but they're falling into these.
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  you know, demonic strongholds of demonizing the Jewish people.
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  And they're like, what is happening?
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  And we we really have to look at what are we teaching our young people?
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  What are we talking about in our homes?
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  Because when I was a Muslim, unfortunately, I actually was a part of converting dozens of Christians.
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  And so let me point out that some of the
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  most prominent issues were these children were, these young people were unable to defend the authenticity of the Bible.
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  So a Muslim will often come at a Christian with, yeah, we love Jesus, he was a prophet, but your Bible's corrupted.
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  So the whole idea that Jesus is God, absolutely untrue because your Bible's corrupted.
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  And they weren't able to defend the historical, archeological, the scholarly beliefs
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  foundation of the Bible and its authenticity, and that it's the most preserved authentic document in the world throughout history.
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  And not only that, but they also were witnessing a great hypocrisy in their own families.
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  So their families were...
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  professing Christ and yet living like people of the world.
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  And when I say that, I mean, you know, drunkenness, abusiveness, just kind of debauchery.
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  And these kids were like, if that's what Jesus represents, I want nothing to do with it.
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  And they were looking oftentimes in a time of crisis for discipline and order
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  And it's so sad to think that they didn't find that sense of righteousness and holiness in a relationship, you know, in the church, in Christianity, and thought they had to go over to Islam to find it.
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  So let me ask you about something that I think confuses a lot of people about this.
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  And again, your article is over at the Christian Post, Why Are Christians Leaving for Islam?
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  It came out a couple weeks ago.
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  It's kind of like the...
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  queers for Palestine.
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  It's like, what?
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  So let me ask you about women, young women.
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  Why would a woman leave at least biblical Christianity?
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  I think part of the answer is maybe they didn't know what Christianity taught to begin with, but why would a woman or female go to an oppressive system like Islam?
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  I've heard so many of these stories and I actually have a similar story.
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  So I was raised entirely secular and when I was looking for discipline and order, it seemed like Islam provided that kind of shelter.
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  It provided parameters.
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  And I think for the Christian families that I talk to, their kids are also facing some kind of a crisis.
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  And they think for some reason that Christianity or what they saw in the church would not provide them the kind of order that they were looking for.
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  And so it's really a shame.
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  And I think that that comes from whether it's the Bible preaching they're hearing in their churches is kind of watered down.
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  It's not teaching the full counsel of God.
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  There's not enough discussion of sin and repentance.
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  There's not enough discussion about holiness and what it means to be set apart for the Lord.
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  and that the persecution that would come for the church, for the Lord says, if they hated me first, they will hate you too.
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  It's, you know, Paul's advice to Timothy, suffer with me like a good soldier of Christ.
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  These kind of tenets are not being taught to our young people, so they feel a sense of,
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  of pride being a soldier of Christ.
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  That's what we're commanded to be and to go out and make disciples and teach all that I have commanded you.
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  So they're not getting the full counsel of God.
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  And so when they're desperate and down, they look to a religion that they think has power, has discipline and provides society, community, a network.
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  One of the girls' families that I talked to, she was particularly interested in this kind of community that she found.
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  She found that the kids at church didn't have enough of a community.
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  They were kind of, you know, all over the place.
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  And that within Islam, going to the mosque, she was going to provide an instant network of support and reinforcement.
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  So let me ask you something, drill down just a little bit more on this, because I have heard also reports or articles on whether it's men or women, but some leaving Christianity for like the Eastern Orthodox Church or something else.
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  And they're looking maybe for tradition, maybe for the reverence, but I think also for works.
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  because they wanted maybe to do good.
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  So maybe they're looking for something else.
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  But let me ask you, do you think part of the problem is the seeker-sensitive church doesn't give them substance or a good foundation or biblical teaching or a proper understanding of what you just explained, discipleship and preaching the gospel, what true Christianity is as ambassadors for Christ, so they don't have a good example with a lot of these wishy-washy so-called churches.
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  I think some churches you have to put in the air quotes.
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  but do you think that's part of the problem why some people are leaving because they see that if that's christianity i can get that from the world exactly well and also we don't
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  do works to be saved, we do works because we are saved.
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  So works without faith is dead.
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  Faith without works is dead, excuse me.
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  So it's gotten to the point where people are like, you have to do nothing, grace alone is sufficient.
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  But we're abusing the concept of grace when we do that.
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  When our lives are not representing the fruit of following Jesus, then when people look at us, it looks like atheism with a cross.
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  There is no there is no sense of we represent the people of God and that we have the righteousness of Christ within us and that we are being transformed into his image day after day.
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  So what does that transformation look like?
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  If there's no transformation, if it's it's you're the same the day after that you supposedly get saved and there's no fruit in your life, then everybody around you is kind of like, what are you exactly offering me?
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  You know, it doesn't it's not attractive.
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  It's not attractive.
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  If a person's life is all messed up, they need a relationship with God.
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  They want to try to pursue a better life.
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  They want to leave a life of debauchery.
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  And they look over and this person is just as debased as they are.
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  And they're like, well, just come to church on Sunday.
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  Yeah, not a good selling point.
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  Not a good selling point.
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  So let me ask you this.
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  I'm in your article.
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  Then we're going to move on to another article that you wrote.
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  But by the way, great interviews.
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  I've seen your interviews on Victory News, on Newsmax, which I want to talk about in a minute.
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  Because in your article, you said...
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  You talk about Sharia, persecution, religious liberty, immigration, Islamist political movements require serious public debate and response.
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  And you say, as a former Muslim, I have no interest in minimizing the differences between Christianity and Islam.
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  So in this article, I'm sorry, in this interview that you were a part of over at Newsmax, it talked about Congressman Randy Fine, who introduced the No Sharia Act,
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  First of all, it's just astounding we have to do that.
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  But speak to us about that because of what's going on in California and other places that this is necessary now.
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  Please explain that.
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  Sure, so it's super important that we keep our eye on the politics of our nation.
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  So there's a certain internal discipline we must have as Christians, but we must be involved in our government, our government, our culture, our society.
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  And so as Islam is an entire political ideology, it's a global expansionist doctrine that seeks to subdue and conquer the nations and cultures it comes into contact with.
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  That is a historical theological fact.
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  I'm not talking about all Muslims, I'm talking about the religion and the ideology of Islam.
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  And so as it comes in contact with our society, which is a liberal freedom based society and a democracy, we have to realize that this system is incompatible with our legal system.
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  So how do we balance the rights of religious freedom, which are also a fundamental tenet of our country, with a group of people that want to impose their ideology on our system?
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  And so that is the line.
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  There cannot be a public accommodation of parts of the Islamic ideology that are in conflict with our rules and government.
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  That's so important for us to understand, because, and this goes back, I think, Hadiyah, to a misunderstanding of what Islam is, and it's not a religion, well, let alone a religion of peace, but it's not a religion.
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  It isn't an economic and political system more than a religion.
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  They use a false deity to advance their agenda.
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  Can you define that for us?
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  Absolutely.
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  So the Supreme Court has decided in dozens of cases, Islam is a religion.
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  So it's a it's a group of sincerely held beliefs.
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  So it's a religion wrapped in a political ideology.
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  So there are in Sharia, which is synonymous with Islamic law.
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  There are rules of fasting and praying and raising your children and all those things that are common to a faith system.
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  But it has an ideology in which it operates.
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  And that political ideology, that cultural enforcement is part of the religion.
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  So that's what creates the quandary for our American government is what do we do with the fact that their Sharia, their Islamic law, is coming into great conflict with the U.S.?
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  Let's take, for example, let's line them out.
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  Polygamy.
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  women's rights, divorce rules, the rules on divorce, marriage, custody issues, community property, prayer, noise ordinances, animal sacrifices.
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  These are all the ways in which the Islamic system comes into conflict with the American system.
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  And so my argument is that we don't necessarily need new laws.
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  We need to enforce the laws that we have.
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  If the U.S. courts were enforcing American divorce laws, then there wouldn't be women losing custody of their children because a Sharia-based marriage contract is being enforced in a U.S. court.
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  And that is happening across the country.
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  We wouldn't have families complaining about the call to prayer going off at 5 a.m. if the city councils would enforce the neutral noise ordinances that we have across the country.
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  But it's just not happening.
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  Yeah.
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  So what I'm hearing is, and I think I heard something about favoritism when it comes to Muslims and Muslims.
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  Right.
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  In airports and foot washing.
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  And what I'm hearing is they're starting to give special rights to Muslims.
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  And they would never put anything for Christians or, you know, Jews in airports.
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  But let's talk about immigration for a minute.
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  Doesn't it surprise you?
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  I know with your background as a former Muslim, it doesn't surprise you that more Americans don't get immigration.
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  defending our borders and having a border and then enforcing immigration laws.
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  It's astounding what has happened.
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  I think in your, I think the Newsmax or the Victory News interview you did, you talked about what was happening in France.
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  And these are, you know, like even white women, you know, these are people that are just following this ideology and they're rioting.
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  And that's coming to our, that's already here.
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  Can you talk to us a little bit about that?
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  Strong borders, obviously super important.
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  God created nations and people.
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  So we absolutely believe in a strong border policy.
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  And this rampant migration problem that Europe has is a huge threat to the civilization and culture that they're trying to preserve, or maybe they're not even bothering to preserve anymore.
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  The solution is not deportation.
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  So a lot of people say, well, you just have to deport them all.
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  But in the United States in particular, these are second and third generation Americans.
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  We're not going to deport our way out of the problem.
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  What I was pointing out in the Newsmax article piece was that they showed a clip and they were all white people.
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  So it wasn't the Algerians that this movement started with.
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  It was this combined force exactly like we saw on college campuses.
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  When they were threatening the Jewish students, they had those encampments.
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  They weren't all Muslims because the Red Jihad, as I call it, which is the violent end of this Marxist-Islamist alliance, it doesn't care what religion you are.
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  They're just united in their desire to destroy the West.
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  And so they are united in that ideology.
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  They don't care what happens after, but they want to sow discord and violence to tear apart our country.
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  Same as what they're doing in Europe.
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  They use a cause like overcrowded classrooms, just like we did in our college campuses.
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  Supposedly it was about Palestinian rights, but it was way beyond that.
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  It is about sowing discord and hopefully tearing at the fabrics of our country.
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  And one of the main reasons they're against the, quote, West is they see that as Christianity or our Judeo-Christian founding.
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  Judeo-Christian.
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  Yeah.
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  So we need to move on.
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  You wrote another article at the Christian Post on Inside My Meeting with Reza Pahlavi, his plan for a free Iran.
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  And I don't know where I've been, Hadea, but—
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  In that interview you did over at Victory News, did I see him speak at CPAC?
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  And he said he wants he wants President Trump to finish the job against Iran.
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  Tell us about this and why this encourages you.
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  Oh, it's super encouraging because the crown prince wants a secular democratic republic for Iran.
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  He wants to restore the great civilization that Iran has been for 3,000, some people say 4,000 years.
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  And he wants to do away with the oppression that the mullahs have been causing, enforcing Islam in its most...
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  oppressive and extreme interpretations.
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  And he wants his people to be free again.
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  And so he's calling on President Trump to put maximum pressure, not just financially, but militarily.
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  And so what I'm really hoping for, I've said this before, is that I'm not so encouraged by the U.S. being in charge of a regime change.
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  I want the regime change to come from the Iranian people
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  when there's an opening big enough for the people to come back on the streets without being massacred in the thousands.
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  So that means that there's this kind of a sweet spot where the IRGC becomes degraded enough, their stranglehold on their finances are bad enough that the people want to come out in the streets and have the ability to do so hopefully with arms, with weapons, paying the salaries of people who want to defect.
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  And so these are some of the pieces that need to come together.
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  So they need the armament.
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  They need some of the resources that the that the United States has frozen that belong to the Iranian people.
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  And then hopefully they'll have a chance at freedom.
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  So one of the questions you ask is what happens the day after a so-called revolution.
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  He's got a five-part strategy, and that includes religious freedom and the church protecting religious freedom, if I'm not mistaken.
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  You say something spiritual is occurring there, and the gospel has flourished, even though the regime has tried to extinguish it for decades now.
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  Tell us more about that.
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  Yeah, so there's anywhere between four to five million Christians that are part of the underground church in Iran right now.
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  It's the fastest growing church in the world.
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  And so despite the demonic oppression that they're under and the violence and the persecution that happens if you convert to Christianity, it is still spreading like wildfire.
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  And so the meeting I was a part of was an evangelical cohort that was basically
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  trying to understand from him that if he were to go and lead the country in that transition, would he allow the gospel to go forward so that we could take the underground church overground?
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  And he unequivocally committed to that, that Christianity would go unhindered in the new Iran.
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  And yeah, one of the things you say in your article, imagine Iranian pastors freely training other believers.
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  And this is, I've heard about through Voice of the Martyrs and others, the underground church just growing and thriving, even with persecution.
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  I'm thinking, man, I wonder what America would look like.
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  Hopefully we'll never find out, but I wonder what the American church would look like if we fell under persecution when we know generally—
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  that's when Christianity grows and spreads.
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  So we've got under three minutes left, Hadiyah.
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  What do you see happening maybe with the U.S.-Iran relation there?
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  What's going on?
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  I know I'm asking you to speculate a little bit, but you're up to speed on this a lot more than the average person.
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  Well, historically, unfortunately, our State Department, so our deep state, as people call it, is against allowing Pallavi to return.
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  And so this, you know, wanting to encourage and support his return to Iran has been something they've fought for a very long time.
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  And I'm sure that's the pressure President Trump is still under is a lot of government officials saying, no, no, no, we can't restore a monarch.
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  But he has said repeatedly he is not trying to restore a monarch.
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  He wants to be the transitional leader.
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  And millions of Iranians, if you watch some of the videos that are coming out of Iran, are chanting his name because he represents the beauty of the country that they've lost.
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  He represents a hope.
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  and a stability that would unite all of the various factions in Iran to be able to transition to a new country.
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  And I just think it's an extraordinary moment in time that us Christians should be in prayer for them, that hopefully one day they will see that freedom and they will see it soon.
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  And I mean, it's a delicate dance because we also have the Gulf states.
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  who do not want to see a free and democratic Iran, because it'll change the entire geopolitical dynamics of the Middle East.
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  Amazing.
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  Oh, Lord, something to pray about.
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  Definitely.
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  I just want to remind people to look you up on YouTube at Resurrect Ministry.
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  They can connect with you on Facebook, Hadiyah Miramati Falco.
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  We've got a minute left.
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  Just want you to encourage our listeners and viewers, because we've got huge midterm elections coming up and Christians, especially the remnant.
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  We've got to get more people to understand where we're at in America and why this is such an important election.
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  I think we have to realize that this election could change the trajectory for Christians for years to come.
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  Because if President Trump loses control of Congress, we can go back into the dark ages where nothing absolutely gets done.
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  And then
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  what God forbid we lose the 2028 election and we go back to a severe persecution of Christians.
• 27:14
  I wanna remind people that the FBI under Biden went after radical, what they called radical Catholics.
• 27:20
  They went after preachers that were outside of abortion clinics.
• 27:24
  And look around at Canada, look at Europe, the hate speech laws against Christians.
• 27:29
  We have to vote, we have to be responsible.
• 27:32
  We have to vote like our lives depend on it because it does.
• 27:35
  Yes, and religious freedom.
• 27:36
  We can't take that for granted any longer.
• 27:38
  Thank you for your time.
• 27:38
  It goes by so fast.
• 27:40
  We'll keep in touch and we'll see you soon.
• 27:43
  Thank you, David.
• 27:44
  You're welcome.
• 27:44
  Friends, share this one.
• 27:46
  God bless you.
• 27:46
  And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.
• 27:49
  See you next time.