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Mark & Amber Archer: ‘Dysphoria’ - Transhumanism And Other Delusions · 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 Firazzo.
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  Hey, guys, thank you so much for tuning in for sharing the show.
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  And man, we've got a blessing, great guests today, two guests, so bonus.
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  Mark and Amber Archer are with us.
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  We haven't talked to him on this platform before, but I can't wait to talk about their brand
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  new project called dysphoria.
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  Mark and Amber are a husband and wife filmmaking team, founders of fearless features.
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  Over 30 years of combined production experience, they are in a mission to share the hope of
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  Christ around the world, feature films, documentaries, they do podcasts, books.
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  And I want to dive right into this because guys, this is such an impactful documentary
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  called dysphoria, Mark and Amber Archer.
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  Welcome to World View Matters, great to see you guys.
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  So before we get into dysphoria, which is phenomenal, it is so I really believe Christians
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  need to get this, especially if they've got children or some of our audience, maybe
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  even grandchildren in the government run schools to help them understand what's happening,
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  what they can do about it.
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  But we'll get to that in a minute.
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  I'm looking at a little pamphlet for you guys.
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  And Mark, I'll start with you, your ministry, movies, books, public speaking, podcast partnerships,
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  you go to churches, you work with churches sometimes, and you speak, you show some of
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  the films.
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  How could people get in touch with you and tell us more about that?
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  So they can find us at fearlessfeatures.org, that's our main website.
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  We also have some social media presence, I think, on Facebook, and yeah, but fearlessfeatures.org
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  is the main place and that's where we post our films when they're available.
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  They can stream our first two films there, they can let's do our podcasts there, find
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  links to other podcasting services, order books, DVD copies, movies, things like that.
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  So you guys open to going, traveling, different churches and just showing some of your documentary
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  doing a Q&A, Amber, I'll just toss that to you.
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah, absolutely.
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  We love being able to partner with churches to help expose the things that are happening,
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  especially the churches who are willing to speak about the issues and really take these
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  topics head on because I can tell you, it is increasingly harder as we continue to make
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  these films to expose the darkness and you know, we even opened up dysphoria with have
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  nothing to do with the fruitless needs of darkness, but rather expose them.
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  And it's very, very unfortunate to our nation to see so many churches who are unwilling
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  to talk about the things of the transgender, the LGBTQ, whatever it is.
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  So yes, we love being able to go in and help share the message of hope in Christ and
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  just expose the things that are happening in the world and to our kids.
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  Ephesians 5, 11, man, we could do spend an hour talking about just the problems with
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  a silent church, which has led to a lot of confusion and Christian children falling
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  for some of these delusions and lies.
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  But Mark, I mean, by the way, I've got mine polluters here.
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  I don't know if you guys can see that.
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  I got this.
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  I listened to it or watched it a couple of years ago, Ken Ham is in here, one of our colleagues
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  here at Freedom Project, Alex Newman.
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  And in the new product or program that documentary called dysphoria, Alex Newman is in that one
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  as well.
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  You guys are followers of Freedom Project, he's one of our colleagues here and a friend of
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  mine, Heidi St. John, and you ended with Heidi St. John's declaration there at the end.
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  I just loved the whole documentary.
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  How long did it take for you to put that whole thing together because I know you were working
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  on that for a while.
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  Even the last time we spoke years so ago, maybe two years ago, tell us about the progress.
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  Go ahead, Mark, about dysphoria from concept such an important topic and what kids are
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  dealing with, how you wanted to approach it and put this all together.
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  Yeah, so each one of these usually takes us about 14 months.
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  We started dysphoria, dysphoria really is, it's not meant to be a sequel, but it was a
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  spin off of the mine polluters.
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  So the subject matter first came up when we were doing our last interview that we filmed
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  for the mine polluters with Mary McAllister, who's also in dysphoria.
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  And she referenced the story of January, a little John who is the first story that is presented
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  in dysphoria.
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  So if you watch the mine polluters, she references without getting into specifics, she references
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  January's case.
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  And when we were done with the interview and we turned off the camera and I said, tell
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  us more about that case that you were just talking about.
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  So there's off camera discussion and just for my part, that's when the title of the film
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  kind of hit me and I thought, okay, dysphoria, that's the next story.
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  So you just, you start pulling on threads, right?
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  You find a story and you go, well, I want to know more about that.
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  And we started finding more and more and you develop the storylines as you go and the
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  kind of the other people that you need to talk to.
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  This one, we had it, we thought we had it done and then we heard about, Ernie's story.
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  Yes.
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  And so we contacted her, we had her on our podcast.
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  And as as Amber interviewed her and then I was editing the podcast together and I just
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  sat there and like, you've got to be kidding me.
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  And so I remember, I turned around to Amber.
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  I said, call her back up and see if we can get her in the film, you know?
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  So we flew her out to Indiana and added her in and basically did a, did a full re-edit
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  of the film to include her in.
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  So let's just kind of how it goes.
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  You just got to keep asking questions, that's how documentaries are made.
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  That was my next question specifically about Erin Lee.
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  Her story, unfortunately, is not uncommon across the country with parents, particularly
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  Christian parents.
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  And their daughter comes home and says, I'm, I think I'm transgender, wherever.
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  So Amber, speak to us about that and how, just give us some of the bullet points of
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  her story and how powerful that is to get this information out there to equip people.
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  But go ahead and share her story and what it does is on your heart.
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  Yeah, like Erin, she shares in the film, you know, it's so fascinating talking to her
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  and interviewing her.
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  And like she said, she goes, I was basically a sleepwalking parent, you know, not understanding
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  what was really happening at the school.
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  So many of us, we entrust the schools with our children that they have the best interest
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  in mind when we drop them off at school.
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  And unfortunately, there has been just such radical organizations who have infiltrated
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  the schools.
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  And so her daughter, who at the time was, was she 11 or 12, I can't remember, young,
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  young, you know, 11, because I remember her saying her barely 12, 12 year old pubescent
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  body.
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  Anyway, she gets invited to an after school art club by her teacher.
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  Well, they bring in an activist from the organ, from the community.
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  And they talk to all these kids about transgenderism being transgender and, you know, you're,
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  you're feeling that way because you're transgender because you're uncomfortable in your body.
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  And here's a flag that's going to represent you, you know, and she brings this flag home
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  to her parents and they're devastated.
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  They have no idea what this even is.
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  And she talks to us and linked about, you know, having to go and Google what the flag even
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  means because, you know, what is what is polyamory, you know, what are, what are all these terms
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  that are being used with these kids, these young, these young kids.
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  And so that's really where her story began.
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  And she pulled her daughter out, they pulled her daughter, their daughter out of the public
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  school system to send her to a private education.
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  And the school, the public school is actually wanting to call CPS.
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  And we are seeing that all across the country, the state of Washington, even just past laws
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  that if you don't affirm your child's transgenderism, that they can remove them from the home
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  and they're going to go to the child protective services.
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  So Mark, since we have to condense things, we only have a half hour with you guys, speak
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  to us and parents and grandparents, particularly.
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  And by the way, grandparents watching right now, if your son or daughter has children in
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  the public school, you might have to intervene because parents are not keeping up with this.
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  But Mark, speak to us about the legal ramifications of parental rights and how there's so much
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  confusion.
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  And there's a misunderstanding there about what rights the school has versus what rights
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  the parents have.
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  Go ahead, Mark.
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  Yeah.
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  Well, this is a fallacy that has been pushed very heavily by the schools, by the teachers,
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  and by a lot of activists.
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  And I think it's, in fact, I've seen this.
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  It just in social media discussions where people really believe that when you drop your
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  kid off at school, that the school has authority over the child that usurps the parents rights
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  and that they have some sort of somebody that I saw, they said, they said, the school,
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  that your child becomes a ward of the state while they're in the school system.
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  And it's not true.
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  It is not true on any level, in any state, this is not true.
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  But the school systems have been influenced to believe this and to present this as this
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  is the way it is.
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  And so this is how they bully parents and grandparents to tell them you don't have any right to be involved
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  in this discussion.
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  We can talk to your kids about whatever you, we want to, you're not allowed to know they
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  have it your, this fallacy that your child has a privacy right against you as their parent
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  is another fallacy that's been introduced.
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  And in the film, January Little John's attorney speaks to this and talks about how this has
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  been completely debunked repeatedly by the Supreme Court.
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  It's, it's been ruled on.
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  This is not true at all, but January Little John, that's what they were telling her that
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  the school system we're saying to her, you don't have any right to even know what's
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  going on here because your daughter has a privacy right against you and you're not allowed
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  to know total complete life.
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  So that's what's going on.
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  The schools are now lying to the parents about a lot of things.
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  Yeah.
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  And by the way, let's go back to Erin Lee's story, this art club that her daughter was
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  asked to stay after school for, they brought in someone, but let's go, let's just talk
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  straight here from the top, from the mothership of the U.S. Department of Education and the
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  teachers unions, the National Education Association, I've seen some of the things on their website
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  with the LGBTQ allies and all this and how they are purposely putting this in.
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  I'm not saying every teacher is an activist for the LGBTQ because that's not true, but
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  they're under oftentimes instruction to do this and the curious thing here is we're at
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  a point where they're making arguments for keeping things from the parents and they're
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  getting away with it.
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  I mean, it's just been in the last five years maybe where we've seen more parents, more
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  and more parents show up at school board meetings.
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  Just Amber, I think I'd just love to go to you on this.
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  How can more parents find out about the curriculum, about these clubs, about where this stuff
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  is coming from and is there any option to opt out of this if you're, if you've got Christian
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  kids in the schools?
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  Well, it's absolutely imperative that people are paying attention, are getting involved.
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  I know that we're all busy and and that's what they really, especially the schools nowadays,
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  they are, they're, they're hoping that we're busy and that we're not paying attention.
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  But I mean, being and going to the school board meetings, looking through the curriculum,
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  you know, just being that parent, it's, it's absolutely crucial for you to be involved.
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  I mean, I don't know how, we can't stress enough to people and, you know, fortunately,
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  unfortunately, there, the grant, there are grassroots organizations all across the country
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  that are popping up.
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  You've seen the, the moms groups that are popping up and, you know, get involved with your local
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  grassroots because they are already doing the homework and finding the things that are
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  in your local schools.
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  And so we really tell a lot of people to absolutely start to get involved.
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  You may not agree with leadership, you may not agree with, with, you know, everybody
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  in the group, but at least you can get yourself informed and that, that's first and foremost
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  is getting informed is the first step.
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  Mark and Amber Archer are guests today on World View Matters fearless features dot
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  Amber Archer because we've got such a short time with them.
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  You guys, let's go over to Mark for this question.
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  During this process, I think you described it as pulling threads in the next thread and
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  you're getting more information and finding out more people to interview.
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  What part of dysphoria was perhaps surprising or eye opening to you based on the research
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  you did or the people you talked to for the documentary?
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  Well, I think there were a lot of those moments for us.
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  I mean, we talked about hearing Aaron Lee's story.
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  Aaron Lee's story when we found out if you listen to her story and she talks about the
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  one of the women who came into the art club was a self-professed, non-binary, gender,
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  blood witch.
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  Blood witch.
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  Okay.
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  What?
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  And then one of the other people involved in this art club was a guy by the name of Raudi
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  El Masters who was a self-proclaimed vampire.
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  He's not involved in the art club, let me correct you.
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  It was the organization that run the, that came in to speak to the kids.
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  So that string, we started pulling and going, wait, wait, wait, this is what we were talking
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  about, occultism here.
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  And as you look and there was a moment in our research and when we were early on in the
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  production and we stopped and I remember looking at an amber, I said, transgendarism is
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  not the end of this.
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  It's transhumanism.
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  That's what you have to understand.
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  This is just a step on the road to global slavery through transhumanism and as Alex
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  Newman points out the transition from homosexuality to transgendarism is much larger than the step
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  from transgendarism to transhumanism where they start implanting things in your brain
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  and they convince you that you're not really human and you can ascend to live forever
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  by donating your brain to science.
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  I mean, all of this just insanity that they are pushing, that's the end goal and these
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  people like Klaus Schwab and you all know her are they really believe this and they really
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  are part of a death cult.
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  And they want to experiment on the world population, reduce the population.
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  They think that we're all in the way of them owning the planet for themselves.
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  They are absolutely, that was the biggest shock.
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  That's another aspect of this, the globalist push to reduce the population because of course
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  man is the problem and that's why they get their climate change talking points and put
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  all that out there, the environmental extremism.
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  So this at its root, we've talked about this not dysphoria but actually transgendarism,
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  the LGBTQ movement, it's at its root you reject God as creator, there's no male and female
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  so that means whatever anything goes and you go down from there and anything can happen
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  pretty much and that's what a lot of the the globalists are pushing but let's go back
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  to the schools, Amber, as far as parents who can't find out what's happening because the
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  disturbing thing about when I was watching dysphoria was the fact that a lot of parents,
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  they don't know exactly what their kids are being taught.
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  One of their parents, the daughter brought home a page, I think it might have been from
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  the art club or something but not all kids do that.
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  They're not often given handouts or something that they can take home so can you speak to
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  us about what parents can kind of look out for, how can they really be in touch if their
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  children or their kids are not bringing the stuff home and telling them what's going
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  on.
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  Well, I think it really starts, the foundation starts at home and you really have to have
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  those good, healthy relationships with your children and not only with your children
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  but you also have to talk to them in an age appropriate manner of what to look out for.
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  I mean, just because they're going to, you're kids are basically on the front line, you
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  send them into public school and they're in there fighting a war and we should be the ones
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  who are actually the ones fighting the war and protecting them and so it's hard to
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  say, everybody's life is different, everybody's circumstances are different.
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  The only thing that I can tell people is just to absolutely be informed and you just,
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  you have to be, you have to be engaged, you have to be protecting your children and especially
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  your family first.
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  And you have to be constantly inoculating them with the word of the word absolutely.
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  You have to have that, you have to model that for them and be talking to them in terms
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  of this is what you heard now what is the word of the Lord's say and that is the
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  spiritual inoculation that you can provide for them.
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  Yes, starting with the word of God, Mark, please continue on this point that they, meaning
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  the left, the activists, the demonically driven, whatever teachers or whoever the activists
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  are trying to reach kids, the drag queens, oh my goodness, what would our great grandparents
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  think about all this that this whole thing is happening right now, they would, they would
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  be shocked to just see what's going on in the public square.
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  But they're reaching young children at younger and younger and younger ages.
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  So parents who wouldn't have even planned to talk to their children about sexuality or
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  about some of these things for another five or eight years, Mark, they've got to talk
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  to them a lot, either you pull them out of the public schools or you've got to really
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  start young.
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  Can you speak to that point, please?
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  Yeah, all you have to do is go back, pick up a copy of a book or just do an internet
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  search for the 45 Communist goals.
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  And when you read the Communist goals that were read into the US congressional record
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  in 1963, then you see point by point why they are doing what they are doing.
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  And one of those points is to destroy the nuclear family.
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  And so what happens when, you know, a 10 year old comes home and says,
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  Mommy, I think I'm a girl and then he's a little boy.
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  This immediately starts to shred that family.
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  They've already, they've already accomplished so much of it.
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  But you know, we've got no fault divorce and we've got pornography running rampant,
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  which destroys sexuality.
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  And so that is at its core.
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  Communism, Marxism is demonic.
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  It's satanic at its very essence.
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  And this has been their plan for a hundred years and they are really,
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  really close to having completed their plan to destroy Western civilization from
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  with it, to make it rot from within.
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  And that's what this is really all about.
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  Thank you.
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  And the documentary dysphoria you did share many of those goals and you can put a
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  check mark after every one of them.
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  There's a point that the father in dysphoria who lost, I think custody of his son.
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  He treated him like a boy when he had him and when the mother had him,
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  she treated him like a girl.
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  I believe she was a, was she a pediatrician?
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  Yes.
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  And the point being that she really believed this.
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  So can you talk to us about that?
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  Well, sure, all of the universities,
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  when you think about how teachers and, you know,
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  all the professional fields are being educated.
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  They're being educated to believe that this nurture over nature, you know?
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  And so that you can be anybody you want.
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  And it's, it's very, very tragic and sad to see so many good professionals
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  who have fallen into this trap and are believing the lies.
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  Yes.
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  And that's the thing truth, truth is really in the crosshairs,
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  as Heidi St. John says, even in the film.
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  And, and we know that because, especially for us,
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  being in the word of God every day and understanding what biblical truth is
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  and what that looks like and, and speaking truth.
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  And that's, that's unfortunately what we see so much of is, when we travel,
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  is we have a very biblically illiterate church and a big sea church.
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  I'm not talking individual churches,
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  but we cannot pass on what we do not possess.
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  And it is imperative for us, all of us, as Christians,
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  to no one understand the word of God so that we can teach it to the next generation
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  because there is, I don't even know how they're going to survive if we don't get involved.
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  We cannot pass on what we do not possess parents.
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  We've got to be ourselves students of the word of God in order to help our children.
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  I mean, I understand a lot of churches across the country, American Christianity,
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  as sad as it is, the saints are not being equipped.
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  And I know you guys could say that from your travels.
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  And you're unfortunately the, not a great number of churches that are willing to address these issues
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  and bring you guys in to talk about this.
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  But friends, I can't recommend dysphoria highly enough.
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  You've got to watch this documentary, you've got to share it, please.
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  Mark, I'll just close with you, we've got a couple minutes left.
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  Just your final words, what's your, your heart telling you to share with Christian parents
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  or grandparents that they're just trying to keep up with some of this.
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  You know, I have, the Lord's really put it on my heart to speak to the man primarily
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  because until the men of God get engaged, starting by getting on your knees
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  and confessing and repenting for ignoring the problems, for being disengaged,
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  for whatever it is that the Lord is speaking to you about.
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  A godly father is the beginning of this.
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  You have to have an, and Satan has compromised a whole generation through pornography
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  and now through this nonsense and it's, it's just one thing after another.
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  So what I tell parents, but especially fathers is it is incumbent upon you as a man before the Lord
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  to repent and to live as if your family's life depends on your actions every day
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  because it does.
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  And you are given the, the lead of your family by the Lord, you need to take that seriously.
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  And I know a lot of people watching probably have regret, not everybody,
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  but a lot of people have regret with something they did not do for their kids or friends.
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  There's still time you can still, you know, do something now.
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  I think of Dietrich Bonhoff who said silence in the face of evil is itself evil.
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  What we're seeing in public parks on many streets and these pride parades,
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  this is evil in our country, in our streets and our communities.
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  And we'll have to have you guys back because I want to ask you so many more questions about dysphoria,
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  but about other people that would say, well, that might be happening in other parts of the country or big cities,
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  but it's not in my kid's school.
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  We know the answer to that, but we'll have to talk about that another time because that's just so naive.
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  But Mark and Amber Archer, I really am thankful for your voice and the work that you're doing.
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  God bless you guys.
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  May he enlarge your territory.
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  And I pray that everyone goes to fearlessfeatures.org and gets ahold of this dysphoria and shares it.
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  Thank you so much for your time today.
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  And God bless you both.
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  Praise God for your, your ministry.
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  Thank you. Thank you, David.
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  Thank you.
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  Yep. See you soon. Hopefully Lord willing.
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  All right, guys, it's, it's amazing that I was, I had to pick up my jaw a few times during that documentary watching yesterday.
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  And so much good information.
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  And you will not regret getting that and sharing it.
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  So guys, we've got to move on next week.
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  Got more great guests.
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  You wouldn't, I've got some secrets.
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  No, not secrets.
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  You'll find out next week who's going to be on the show.
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  But God bless you.
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  Thanks for sharing the podcast.
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  And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.