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Sam Sorbo: Speak Truth, Combat The Toxic Liberal Left · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic, off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Fierazzo.
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  Hello, friends.
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  God bless you.
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  Welcome.
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  Thank you for watching and sharing the podcast.
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  We're talking with Sam Sorbo today, and we spoke a while back about her book Words for
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  Warriors.
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  We'll talk a little bit about that, plus recent projects she's got going on.
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  But of course, we like to talk about education or lack thereof in the government schools.
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  She is an education freedom advocate.
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  Also if you are familiar with her work and her husband, Kevin, very successful Hollywood
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  film actress, writer, producer, she is also a best-selling author.
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  National syndicated radio host, public speaker, and very important home education mentor.
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  So we want to bring in Sam Sorbo, welcome to World View Matters, good to see you.
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  It's good to see you too.
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  Thanks for having me.
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  All right, you're welcome.
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  Thanks for your time.
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  Let's start with a photo I saw on your Facebook page.
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  I love it.
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  You're going to have to explain this.
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  Kevin's wearing a jacket.
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  He opened it up.
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  And there's, first of all, your experience at Marlago.
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  And then all the movies, he's got pictures of you and what's inside his jacket.
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  Is there any secrets?
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  Well, the lining of his jacket is actually material that has all, like most of his faith-based
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  movie posters printed on the material.
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  So it's a very special jacket, also the back of the vest.
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  It's a three-piece tuxedo and it has all his faith-based movies on it.
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  So he's kind of a walking billboard, although, I mean, frankly, he's a walking billboard
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  anyway.
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  He's Kevin Sorbo.
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  Awesome.
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  Awesome.
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  I love that picture.
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  Anyway, what was your experience like there?
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  What was the event?
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  Oh, that event was the, it was a golden evening for President Trump.
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  And they based it on sort of 007.
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  So now they're calling him 0047.
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  And Trump came and spoke.
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  And we, we honored Mike Lindell.
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  And there was just a ton of people there.
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  So General Michael Flynn and Tom Holman and Kerry Lake and Marjorie Taylor Greene and
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  just just a plethora of names in the crowd.
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  It was a lot of fun.
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  It was very patriotic.
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  The crowd really got into it and we had a blast.
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  You travel a lot and you guys do live in Florida now, correct?
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  Yes.
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  Yeah, how long have you lived there?
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  Almost four years.
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  Four years, I thought it was longer than that.
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  But anyway, you've done a lot of work from Hollywood, both coasts.
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  And also you guys have both filmed up in Canada too, right?
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  That's correct.
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  All right.
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  A lot of projects, any new projects coming up because we are going to talk about Miracle
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  in East Texas in just a few minutes, but anything new coming up?
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  Yeah, there are a couple of movies, you know, my husband stays very busy.
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  So I don't keep his schedule.
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  So I don't actually know everything that he has going on.
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  It's pretty funny.
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  We sometimes talk, but we do have a project that we're about to start that's coming up.
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  And also my son is going to be in it.
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  So that's kind of exciting for him.
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  And then Kevin's got some films that are coming out this year, but I'll be honest, I don't
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  know.
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  Hard to keep up with.
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  I would imagine he's busy.
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  I mean, it's interesting since he was to some degree canceled, you know, in a way by
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  Hollywood and his agent dropped him because of his Christian conservative values, it seems
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  like he's busier.
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  He's done.
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  I think he said more than 40 films.
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  Is that true?
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  Is it something like that?
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  Well, it's more than it's more than 50 films and he wasn't sort of canceled.
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  He probably, I mean, he's probably the poster child for the cancel culture.
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  He was one of the first that was just basically persona non grata when they found out where
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  he stood politically and from a faith perspective as well, which is basically one in the same.
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  I don't think that Christians today can actually be Democrats.
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  The Democrat party has tripled down on their right to kill babies in the womb.
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  And so that to me, that's the, that's the issue, right?
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  Either you believe in life and freedom or you believe in slavery and death.
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  And so there's a, there's a very strong dividing line.
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  And Kevin, of course, it comes out on the side of life and the people who are pro death
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  hate that because because the devil hates the light.
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  Amen.
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  And they justify things such as removing preborn human babies from mothers, wombs by saying,
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  calling it reproductive freedom choice, my body, my choice, everybody knows that it's
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  a baby.
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  The only reason you want to remove it is because it's a baby because it's a human being.
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  If it were a kitten, there would be an uproar.
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  If it were a toaster, you wouldn't have to do it.
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  But because it is a human being, that is why they need to remove it very clearly.
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  And it is a demonic agenda.
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  So you said sacrifice.
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  Yes, it is.
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  And that's a plank of the Democrat party.
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  And it's nothing new under the sun.
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  It's putting your kids on the altar of Molek.
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  You said something.
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  I think you said they don't, nobody believes that.
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  If they don't believe it, there are a lot of social justice activists and minions that
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  are really dedicated to the cause.
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  So do you think it's just indoctrination?
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  Do you think it's just they're buying the talking points?
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  They don't really understand spiritually, scientifically, biologically, what's happening
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  in a mother's womb?
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  So this is, this is such a clever conversation because this all goes back to education,
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  which is my topic of interest.
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  And the fact is that people can lie to themselves because they haven't been taught discernment
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  because they went to government schools.
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  People can believe lies because they haven't been taught discernment because they went
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  to government schools.
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  And so you can have people trapped in a lie, not realizing that they've been trapped
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  in a lie.
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  They can adhere to the lie because they bought the lie.
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  They did a horrible, horrible thing and they don't know how to walk themselves back from
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  that.
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  I pity those people.
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  But I can't mint words about what we know is the truth.
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  And there's a big part of the pro choice or pro death movement that has now come out
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  and said, hey, let's not mint words, we know that we're killing a baby.
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  We just value the mother more.
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  Well, I put it to you.
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  It's not an either or situation.
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  So there's no reason to disdain the life of the baby.
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  The people who say, well, we love children.
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  We just were pro choice, but we love children.
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  No, if you care for the life of the child after the child's born, then you must care for
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  the life of the child before the child's born.
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  It's not fair giving the child like some hurdle that the child has to overcome in order
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  for you to care for it.
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  You either care for it or you don't care for it.
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  Well, biblically, the Bible sees life inside a mother's womb, just the same as an infant
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  or toddler.
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  For example, they call a pregnant woman with child.
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  They don't say with tissue, with fetus, with potential, no, with child, right?
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  And so they use these clever words to try to push their agenda.
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  And it's amazing, Sam, that we are a very divided country and in some cases a very divided
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  church because even well-meaning or professing Christians have fallen for some of the rhetoric,
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  right?
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  Well, unfortunately, the church bought into the government school system and even church
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  schools are using government supplied resources, government educational materials, government
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  schooling to train up children in the way that they should go.
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  The Bible is very clear on this.
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  The Bible never says, send your child to a good school.
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  The Bible never mentions that the child should attend school.
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  In fact, the Bible admonishes the parents to educate their children to raise them up.
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  And by the way, when we talk about the education of the child, we're talking about the whole
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  child.
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  We're not talking simply academics.
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  That's the lie that we've been sold by the government schools is that education is simply
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  academics, but it is much, much more than that.
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  And so now what we're seeing today is sort of the culmination of decades of this misapprehension
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  that education is purely academics.
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  We are seeing play out in our culture a lack of morality because we haven't taught morality
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  in our schools or in our families for decades because once you tell the family, the parents,
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  don't worry about it.
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  We've got the education of the child covered.
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  You give the child to us to be educated, then the parents very, and quite understandably
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  say, oh, okay, so I really don't have to do anything more for the education of my child.
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  Now, some parents, they figure that out and they go, wait a minute, I got to teach my
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  child to behave.
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  I have to teach my child to go to church, what it's like to go to church, like I have to
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  teach my child the teachings of my faith, but a lot of parents don't.
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  And those parents even go to church, but they drop their kids off at Sunday school because
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  the churches have been sort of lured into this idea that Sunday school is a good place
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  for children to grow up.
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  It's not children should be in church with their parents and listening to the pastor
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  with their parents, watching their parents, observing their parents, take in the teaching.
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  You know, so, so we've been drawn so far off course by, I think the church's desire maybe
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  to fit in with the culture or the church's sub-subjection to the culture and their willingness
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  to conform to the culture.
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  And this is a dangerous thing.
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  And right now, more than ever before, we need churches to stand up, we need pastors
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  to stand up and say, no, no, not on my watch, we're going to do it differently over here.
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  Come and join us because when you turn your family towards home education and with the
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  support of the church, even, which is a beautiful thing, then what you find is children
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  that are that are growing up in freedom with a love of freedom, with an understanding
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  of the drastic nature of this particular union of states, of this country, and the freedom
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  that we embrace, that freedom having been authored by Jesus Christ alone, right?
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  And our founders, 56 of them, all Christian men, who embrace the freedom as authored by Christ,
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  and then you have freedom fighters.
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  You have people who understand what's at stake.
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  You have people who won't compromise their morals.
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  You have men of integrity, women of integrity, who understand what honor is, and who understand
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  truth, right?
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  And this is what is not being taught in the schools.
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  Schools today are by and large a complete distraction from education.
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  They are not education.
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  Well, absolutely.
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  It's indoctrination.
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  We know that by now what we're seeing with the young generation, once they get out of
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  high school, they are really social justice disciples, they are disciples of the left.
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  That's what the system seems to be built to do, make Marxist disciples or disciples of
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  the left.
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  Sam Sorbo, before we take a very quick break, you've got a great story.
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  You went to Duke University, and when you had young children, you didn't think you were
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  capable of homeschooling your kids.
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  Tell us that story.
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  Yeah, I mean, I went to Duke University.
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  I was an engineering student.
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  I studied biomedical engineering, you know, in essence, not to brag.
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  But I'm pretty clever, speak five languages, and I still didn't think that I was capable
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  of educating my children, which told me I figured this out.
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  I'm like, wait, but if I got through school and I'm like adept, like I'm accomplished
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  and I still feel incompetent, what good was my schooling, right?
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  So why would I then put my children in that environment so that they can learn how incompetent
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  they are?
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  Because that is really the core competency of our schools, is our schools teach us to understand
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  just how incompetent we really are.
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  It's the opposite of education.
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  Yeah, absolutely.
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  Oh, we've got to take a very brief break with Sam Sorbo.
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  By the way, the website, samsorbo.com.
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  When we come back, we're going to talk about Sorbo Studios, her book, Words for Warriors,
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  and we'll squeeze in information on Miracle in East Texas.
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  That's coming up.
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  So Sam, you've got a book out a couple of years ago.
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  We talked about it, but an important book.
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  Because as you say, the left is redefined language, and they're using words as weapons.
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  It's called Words for Warriors.
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  I love the subtitle, almost as much as I do the title, Fight Back Against Crazy Socialists
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  and the toxic, liberal left.
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  How did you decide to write that?
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  I know you were fed up at some point, but tell us about it.
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  Well, have you noticed that we are afraid to say certain things?
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  Yeah.
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  I mean, and they're fairly innocuous things.
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  I'm not talking about we're afraid to insult people because it's rude to insult people.
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  But we're afraid to speak truth.
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  We are afraid to speak truth.
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  Words have power, and the lack of words also has its own power.
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  And so what happened for me was I understood that they were abusing the word fascist.
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  Fascism is a left-wing ideology.
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  There's no mencing around this word.
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  I know that they've convinced a lot of people that fascism is right-wing, and they did
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  that so that they could then denigrate the right.
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  But if you really examine it, there's no violence on the right, by and large, very, very
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  little violence on the right.
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  They will, because they hate the right so much, they will try to grandize the little tiny
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  bit of violence that there might be on the right-hand side of the political spectrum.
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  Fascism, however, is left-wing, and they try to brand it as right-wing so that they can
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  then claim that the right is very violent, but it's not.
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  And fascism is left-wing if you look at what it actually means.
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  So you have communism, socialism, and fascism.
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  And communism is the state owns and controls everything.
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  Socialism is simply the kinder gentler pathway towards communism without the bloody revolution.
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  So it's the government getting control of everything in the process of controlling everything.
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  We have much of that here in the United States.
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  Fascism is, no, you still get to own it, the government gets to tell you exactly what
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  you may and may not do with it.
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  And by and large, we're talking about the means of production, because that's the communist
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  manifesto.
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  They're talking about the means of production.
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  So fascism is the same as communism.
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  It just is a change of ownership, but not in practical application.
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  It changes nothing.
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  So I wrote a book based on this idea that we've lost the meaning of the word fascism, because
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  I started realizing there are a lot of words that we don't really understand the meaning
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  of abortion we talked about earlier.
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  It is the killing of an innocent, young baby.
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  That's what it is.
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  Let's not try to make it seem like it's something else.
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  And there's a ton more words.
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  And so I will say that I had a lot of fun writing the book.
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  I got pretty sarcastic.
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  I think even in one of the definitions at the end, I wrote duh.
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  I just get fed up with the ignorance.
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  And I want people, I wanted to codify in writing.
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  This is what these words mean so that you can go look them up.
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  The next time somebody challenges you or the next time you're sitting on the toilet,
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  you can look up words and learn what new words mean.
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  Abrogation is an excellent word to know what that means.
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  It's the way that the Islamists change the meaning of the Quran.
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  They say, oh, well, this verse abrogates the last verse, meaning it nullifies the verse
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  that came before it.
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  So apparently the Quran has some mistakes in it by their own admission.
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  They use the word abrogate, but basically it means, oh, that was a mistake.
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  Muhammad didn't mean that.
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  Yup.
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  Fascinating.
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  I encourage you guys to look it up.
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  It's on Amazon and a great book.
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  And we've got to understand this is part of the game of the left.
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  It's not a game.
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  It's an agenda of theirs.
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  You rewrite the language.
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  You kind of redefine things like truth, science, biology, gender, and women.
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  Yeah, exactly.
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  So real quick question.
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  I wasn't planning on asking this, but you kind of brought it up.
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  There was some of these issues, some of these words being redefined and what we're seeing
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  in our culture today.
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  What?
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  Sam Sorbo, what would our great grandparents think?
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  They would think that we'd actually gone crazy.
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  I mean, the most natural thing, every little boy and every little girl is like, oh, that's
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  different from me.
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  And there are only two.
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  There's only two.
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  There's an Indian and Audi, basically, like, there's only two.
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  So for us to play any kind of game talking about this, this idea that you can pretend
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  to be something that you're not.
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  As basic as that, I mean, it's insanity.
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  And the idea that we have now put into the seat of the Supreme Court, a woman who refused
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  to define what a woman was, her own gender.
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  She refused to define what it was because she's not a biologist.
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  Well, then President Biden shouldn't make any comment about the economy.
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  He's not an economist.
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  I mean, like, and by the way, this speaks also to my platform for education, which basically
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  we've gone through a period of trust the experts in our nation, right?
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  And so we've relied entirely on a so-called expert.
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  Now what were the qualifications?
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  They had a title in front of their name or some letters behind their name, right?
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  But we didn't actually discern what made this person expert.
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  And we relied on their expertise.
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  And this is a danger because if the Supreme Court justice can say, well, I'm not qualified
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  to discern what a woman is because I'm not an expert biologist, that's just insanity.
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  The fact is that you as a parent are more capable, likely much more capable than any teacher
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  you could hire for your student through the school system.
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  Are you hearing me?
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  You as the parent, you know so much more than the 22-year-old who just graduated Teachers
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  College, Marxist indoctrination teacher college, right?
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  Yes, yes.
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  So give that some thought and ask yourself, why would you consign your young child to the
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  teachings of a 22-23-30-year-old who's done nothing but be in classrooms her entire
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  life or his entire life, right?
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  Who you know nothing about except that the school said, okay, we'll hire that person
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  because we can't find anybody else.
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  You know, we need to step back and use some of the discernment that we've been given,
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  right?
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  Second Timothy 1, 7, for God has given me a spirit, not a fear, but a power and of love
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  and of a sound mind, sound mind.
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  We are called to use our minds to discern truth from falsehood, good from evil and everything
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  in between.
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  And we have minds that can do that if we don't shut them off.
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  But what happens is we go through K through 12, which is 13 years of government indoctrination
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  that shuts down our ability to discern.
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  This is very dangerous.
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  This is why you need at all costs to keep your children out of the schools.
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  And if you do nothing more than maybe read the Bible with them 15 minutes a day, you
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  will be so much further advanced.
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  They will be so much better off than if you can sign them to a room full of other children
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  all day every day of the week.
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  Mm-hmm.
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  Hey, you brought up the indoctrination again.
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  So I don't go back to one of the questions that we get oftentimes for Christian family.
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  What if both parents work?
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  How do you homeschool?
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  But if they work, why couldn't they homeschool if they work?
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  What's preventing them from homeschooling?
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  Like two full-time jobs, mom and dad.
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  Oh, you mean they both work out of the home?
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  Yes.
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  At the same time.
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  I guess.
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  What if one of them switches their hours?
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  They don't have to pull the out of the home at the same time.
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  They don't have to pull the out of the home at the same time.
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  Yeah, it calls for sacrifice.
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  Yeah.
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  You know, you have to decide if your child is worth it or not.
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  Maybe your child's not worth it.
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  I don't know.
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  I would say your child's probably worth it.
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  Look, there are lots of ways to skin the proverbial cat.
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  This idea, you know, here's the thing.
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  People say, well, I can't homeschool because blah, blah, blah.
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  Whatever the excuse, right?
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  Define homeschool for me.
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  How do you define homeschool?
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  And I guarantee you most people who say they can't homeschool have no idea what homeschooling means.
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  Because it certainly doesn't mean putting, you know,
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  painting a cute little blackboard up on your wall and installing some little children's
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  desks and you standing in front of them, lecturing them for eight hours a day.
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  That's absolutely not what it means.
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  Next to a private flight.
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  So what does it mean?
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  Oh, next to a private flight or a BLM flag.
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  What does it mean to home educate your children?
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  I don't call it homeschooling because it's not school and it's not at home.
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  So so to home educate your children means teaching them stuff.
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  You can't teach your child anything.
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  Did you teach them how to tie their shoes?
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  Did you teach them how to hold a knife and fork?
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  I hope you did.
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  Did you teach them how to walk?
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  So you can't teach your child anything more.
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  You're tapped out.
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  You know nothing more.
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  You're done.
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  You're so stupid.
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  There's nothing in the world that you can possibly teach your child that has any relevance
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  whatsoever to their lives.
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  And I would put to you that's a lie from the pit of hell of which you've been convinced
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  by the people who have the most to gain from your incompetence, the people who want the
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  money that your child brings to their school.
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  Now let me be clear.
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  I don't go after teachers.
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  I love teachers.
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  I think teachers buy and large, not all of them, but most of them have a heart for children.
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  They want to help kids and that's a beautiful thing.
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  But the system does not help children.
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  The system discourages learning discourages individuality encourages conforming encourages
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  trusting the expert, right?
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  It breaks the child.
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  It is not pro child, the system.
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  Now that doesn't mean you can't have a good teacher here or a good teacher there.
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  You can also have a bad teacher here or there, which can do a reputable damage to your
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  child.
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  But we don't have to talk about that if you don't want to, right?
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  If you want to just ignore that fact that not every child goes to school and becomes
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  captain of the football team, right?
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  Not every child, like, you know, the big one is socialization.
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  What makes you think children are socialized in school?
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  The fact that that's the only opportunity that they have to learn how to socialize.
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  That proves nothing to me.
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  In fact, if you talk to homeschoolers, if you go to any homeschool convention, everybody
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  who goes to the homeschool conventions for the first time says, oh my gosh, these children
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  are so social.
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  They're so lovely to talk to.
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  How does that happen?
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  It's like, it's like if I don't dip my child in a vat full of other children, but instead
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  expose my child to adults who actually know how to socialize, my child will learn how
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  to socialize from other adults.
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  It's crazy.
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  You thought, who thought that could possibly happen?
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  I'm sorry.
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  I'm being...
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  No, there's a lot of myths about homeschooling that a lot of parents just haven't looked
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  into.
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  And then it'll give themselves enough credit.
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  And I think you made that point very clearly.
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  We're running out of time.
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  Sam Sorbo.
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  Let's talk about Sorbo Studios and Miracle in East Texas.
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  Tell us about the movie and what was it like working with your husband?
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  That must be great to be able to do that.
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  Oh my gosh.
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  It is a dream come true.
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  It's not what I figured I would be able to do with my life.
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  This is God redeeming me from a different path, really an incredible story.
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  The movie is a comedy.
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  It stars my husband and John Ratsenberger and Tyler Maine and Lucassa Jr.
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  And my son's even in it for a little bit.
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  And it's just a comedy based on the true story of the East Texas Well strike, which is
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  a phenomenal story that you wouldn't believe if you didn't know that it was actually true.
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  But before we move on from the education piece, I just want to point out, I do have a resource
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  for parents.
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  I don't just say these things and shoot blind.
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  You are more than capable as a parent of a child of any age to take on the education of
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  that child yourself.
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  And I have resources for you.
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  And they are at SorboStudios.com under my little banner.
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  Also Sam's, I see you're putting it up on the screen.
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  It's SorboStudios.com is another place that you can go is the same place.
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  So you can go there.
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  You can find the resources.
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  There is a book online called the playbook for home learning.
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  It is the training session for parents.
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  It will train you to understand what we mean by the education of a child.
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  What proverbs means when it says raise up a child in the way he should go, which is
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  actually basically work with the child to discover the child's innate giftings.
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  And then in his old age, he will not depart from it.
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  And that's your job.
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  Your children are a gift for you to open and to help open, right?
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  And that's the beauty of it.
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  And that's God's plan for you.
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  And that's my wish for you that you would make that discovery and have that beautiful
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  moment with your children.
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  So go to sorbostudios.com, you'll find everything there.
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  And in Deuteronomy, of course, it talks about raising your kids and instructing them in
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  the ways of the Lord.
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  When you talk about the word, when you get up, when you walk around the house, when
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  you sit lay down.
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  I mean, it says everything except for when you're eating food and going to the bathroom,
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  talk about the word of God, the biblical world view, Sam sorbo on Twitter, Instagram,
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  rumble, Facebook, go to her Facebook page and check out Kevin's jacket, the interlining.
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  It's great.
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  We appreciate your time today.
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  Thank you for your voice, both of you.
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  You are one flesh.
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  So what a power couple.
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  Follow Kevin on Twitter, make sure you follow Kevin and me.
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  Follow me on Twitter also, please.
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  Yes.
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  Trigger warning, if you follow Kevin, I'm kidding.
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  But he says some great stuff.
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  Sam, thank you, God bless you.
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  Thank you, God bless you, too.
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  All right, thanks, guys.
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  Hey, continue to share the show.
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  That's how it's getting out there.
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  We appreciate you.
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  God bless you, and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.