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Top Reasons Christians Cannot Trust the Media · 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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  Hey, friends.
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  Thank you so much for tuning in and thank you for sharing the podcast.
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  I didn't have the mic close enough.
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  Hey, Christians cannot trust the liberal media.
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  That's what we're going to be talking about this podcast.
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  And I want to start off with a brand new article I just saw.
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  This gives an idea of where we're going to go today.
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  You know, I've been really blessed to watch CJ Stroud, the Houston Texans, the quarterback.
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  He's been an amazing first-of-all player and quarterback, very effective.
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  But he's been praising God, mentioning Jesus.
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  He's a very outspoken Christian.
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  And this is an interesting story that just came out recently.
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  NBC censored his mention of Jesus.
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  And here, I'll just get into it real quick.
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  After leading his team to victory over the Cleveland Browns in that first playoff game,
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  Houston Texans quarterback CJ Stroud was interviewed by NBC
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  without hesitation.
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  He made sure everyone knew what was behind his talent.
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  That was his faith.
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  He said, quote, first and foremost, I just want to give all glory to my Lord and Savior,
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  Jesus Christ.
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  And then he went on to talk about his team and the fans and that he was so blessed to have
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  the opportunity.
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  But NBC censored that.
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  They ruined the mention of Jesus.
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  And I saw it live, so at least I got to hear it.
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  But this is what we're talking about, the world view of the media, of, quote, journalist,
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  of those who report the news to us.
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  And if you are still watching some of these media outlets, some of the mainstream media,
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  I would advise you not to.
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  And I'm going to give you a lot of proof, a lot of information, this podcast.
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  One of the stories we're going to get to is now only 3.4% of journalists are Republican.
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  This is a brand new study, brand new.
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  But let's go back, let's go back to the end of last year, Gallup did a poll and revealed
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  why Americans or most Americans, I should say, have distrust in major media outlets.
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  And this is a result in an all time low, which is well deserved, the media in America and
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  all time low.
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  So it says 32% at the end of last year, 32% of people have some trust in today's media
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  while nearly 40% say they have no trust at all.
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  One of the things that came out in that poll, by the way, at the end of last year in Gallup
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  said most Americans distrust the liberal media, but they support Israel.
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  Most Americans support Israel, you would never know that.
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  You would never know that by the reporting, by the media, by what the talking points
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  that are put out on social media.
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  And I like to call it the one party big tech media conglomerate.
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  That's what it is.
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  One party pretty much controls the narrative, the talking points they have the power.
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  And I'm going to give, I'm reinforced why in this podcast today.
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  So the Gallup poll, let's, let's go back to that.
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  Three years ago, in another poll, 9%, a mere 9% of Americans said they have a great deal
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  of confidence that journalists act in the best interest of the people.
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  Listen to that only 9% of Americans said they have a great deal of confidence that journalists
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  have the people's interest in mind, act in the best interest.
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  Now, let's go to, let's talk about some of that.
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  I'm going to pull up some stats here.
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  Actually, let me go back to the principles of journalism.
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  Then we're going to talk about some stats and worldview issues.
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  This program is called World View Matters.
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  So we're going to talk about how and why the left has such a tweaked and warped worldview
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  when it comes to moral issues, social issues, political issues.
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  First of all, the principles of journalism, remember only 9% of people say that the media
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  or the journalists have their best interest at heart.
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  One of the first principles of journalism is their first obligation is to tell the truth.
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  Number two, I'm just going through some basic old-time, old-school principles of journalism.
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  Its first loyalty is to citizens, the people.
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  And now today, it's interesting that only 9% of Americans think that journalists abide
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  by that.
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  They're not loyal to the people.
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  In other words, they're loyal to their own beliefs, their worldview, their boss.
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  You know, they've got to answer to their boss so they've got marching orders.
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  And by the way, good point, sometimes local news, I shouldn't say sometimes, most of the
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  time, they've got to take their marching orders from the three major networks or the Uber
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  Liberal Associated Press.
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  Be careful where you get your information.
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  Be careful who you're listening to, friends.
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  I can't caution you enough.
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  Back to the principles of journalism.
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  Its essence is a discipline of verification.
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  Oh, my goodness.
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  How many times have you heard a newscast go out and report something and then they had
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  to backtrack maybe the next day or maybe even that night saying, well, we kind of jumped
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  the gun a little bit, they didn't verify.
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  Here's the way they use that against Trump against Christians against conservatives.
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  This is how they use it.
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  They put out the negative headline.
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  They don't care if it's true or not necessarily.
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  So in other words, they don't verify if it's a negative story, they're going to put it
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  out there.
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah.
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  That Trump bad orange man bad, but then they'll find out, ooh, that wasn't that wasn't true.
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  That wasn't accurate.
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  We didn't verify it, but they put it out there.
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  So for half the day, for 12 hours or for 24 hours, in some cases, days or weeks, they're
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  believing something that isn't true, that my friends is on purpose, right?
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  So another principle of journalism, its practitioners must maintain an independence
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  from those they cover.
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  Who can forget during the Obama administration, the Obama Biden years when Obama was president,
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  they would have White House parties and they would have the press come in and my goodness,
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  they were like lap dogs.
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  They were not the watch dogs that journalists, the media is supposed to be lap dogs and they
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  would entertain them.
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  Hey, come on in.
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  Come on out of the White House.
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  We're having a party tonight.
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  How do you think the reporting would be the rest of that week, right?
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  They just went to a White House party.
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  So next in journalism, it must serve as an independent monitor of power.
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  Oh my goodness.
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  Now we're talking about holding government accountable.
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  Now we're talking about holding those in power accountable, monitoring power.
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  Is that being done today?
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  And I think I don't even need to answer that for you.
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  You know the answer to that.
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  I'll give you an example.
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  Well, just let me just let me put this out there.
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  I've been saying this for at least a decade that liberal Democrats, powerful or elite
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  Democrats are above the law.
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  Why do I say that?
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  Hunter Biden, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, go on down the list, there's so much that could
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  be said about some of these cases, but they are definitely above the law.
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  They're not treated like a Republican in the same situation or a Christian or a conservative,
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  right?
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  Imagine, imagine if Donald Trump Jr. was found with Hunter's laptop, only it was Donald
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  Trump Jr.'s laptop.
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  Imagine the firestorm in the media and that my friend is not journalism.
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  That's not fair.
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  It's not, it's just not good.
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  They're so one side, it's so biased, but that's where we are.
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  That's why I want to report on some of this today also back to the principles of journalism.
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  It must provide a forum for public criticism and compromise.
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  It must keep the news comprehensive and proportional.
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  So let's go on.
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  This was, I'm getting this information from surveys that were done about a couple decades
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  ago, right?
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  Actually, it was the late 80s.
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  Go back that far.
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  80s, early 90s, these were surveys of journalists of people that were on the major networks, people
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  that were reporting the news to America, right?
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  Let's talk world view and you'll understand why they support what they support and you'll
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  understand how sometimes they are very critical of Christians, conservatives, independents,
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  Republicans, patriotic Americans, but they are very supportive and they actually give
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  blanket cover, they cover for the left, someone who's liberal, progressive, Marxist and sometimes
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  even anti-American.
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  Let's go back to one issue.
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  Here's how media elites think, abortion.
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  Nearly all of the elite media in the late 1980s, early 1990s, agreed that it is a women's
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  right, women's right to decide whether or not to have an abortion.
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  It's a woman's right to choose, right?
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  That's one of the talking points.
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  It's their right to choose reproductive freedom, right?
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  Reproductive, how they get that, how they work that in there.
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  To reproduce, you've got to have babies, but they're eliminating life, cutting off life
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  in the womb.
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  97% of those in the media and journalists at that time were pro-abortion.
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  It's pretty much the same today.
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  I don't know.
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  I don't think it's 100%, but this is just to give you an idea of worldview.
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  Next, what about the issue of same-sex marriage or homosexuality?
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  We're going back almost 40 years, okay?
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  Almost 40 years.
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  73% of journalists in the media agreed that homosexuality is as acceptable a lifestyle as heterosexuality.
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  This was almost 40 years ago, and this was a survey of the media.
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  Next, let's talk about church attendance, okay?
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  57% of the media said at that time, they attend church a couple times a year.
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  7% of those in the media, journalists attend church regularly.
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  Next, what about prayer?
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  33% of journalists supported prayer in public schools.
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  What's interesting about that is who could forget what happened in their early 1960s when
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  there was such a benign, voluntary prayer in the classroom asking God to bless the teachers,
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  the country, and the school, and they took it out.
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  Did he mention Jesus or anything, but they took that out prayer.
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  At that time, now we're talking about four decades ago, 74% of the general public supported prayer at that time.
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  But yet, only 33% of journalists.
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  So that tells you right there, even almost 40 years ago, how out of touch journalists were with the actual people that they report the news to.
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  Let's see, finally, what about adultery?
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  Only 15% 10 plus 5, 15% of journalists thought adultery was wrong.
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  Okay.
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  All right.
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  As if you get to one of the 10 commandments, but then they take the 10 commandments out of, okay, we got it.
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  You'll see how we got there.
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  Now, at that time, 40 years ago, just 6% of journalists would admit to being Republican.
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  So now, and that brings us up to where we are today, where the major story was brand new survey, only 3.4% of journalists today are Republican.
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  The survey also indicated a steep decline in the number of journalists over the last several decades.
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  Because Christians, conservatives, Republicans, it's hard to be in that business.
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  Because you've got to answer oftentimes to a leftist, progressive, Marxist, or at least someone who is a different world view than you.
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  And that's going to be your boss.
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  So it's hard to work in that environment and do your job.
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  What's the job of the journalist?
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  Well, we just talked about some of the principles of journalism.
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  So this study was first conducted in 1971.
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  The one I'm going to talk about here.
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  Then it was repeated about every 10 years.
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  And the first survey in 1971, right?
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  Some of you know how long ago that was, said it found that 25% of journalists were Republican.
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  Okay, a quarter in 1971, only 25%.
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  Let's see, 1982, about 11 years later, it plunged to 18.8%.
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  10 years after that, it went down to 16%.
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  2002, the number of Republican journalists was still around 18%, but by 2013, 11 years ago,
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  the number took a nose dive down to 7%.
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  And now here we are sitting at 3.4.
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  I don't know how they get the 3.4.
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  Let's just say 3%.
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  You know, 3% of journalists are Republicans.
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  So that gives you an idea.
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  Again, even when you watch your local news, friends, do you know, trust, what do they call it?
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  Trust, but verify.
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  Be careful who you get your news from.
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  Gallup has found the Gallup polls.
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  Roughly 30% of Americans consider themselves Republican.
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  The same number identifies Democrats.
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  And about 40% say they're independent.
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  Okay.
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  So if you've got a majority of journalists that are leftist, that are Democrat,
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  they can't possibly be reporting for all the people.
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  That's one of the points I just want to make here.
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  So journalism is supposed to be unbiased.
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  But of course, we can't live in that bubble world.
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  We can't think that that is actually true.
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  So in October, this several months ago,
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  it was reported that between the years 2015 and 2022,
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  nine staff members at Christianity Today magazine,
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  made 73 political donations to Democrats.
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  All these donations went to Democrats.
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  That's not surprising if you're talking about a magazine publication.
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  But did you, did you hear?
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  I said Christianity Today.
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  Nine staff members, right?
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  73 donations all went to Democrats.
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  That my friend is a magazine, Christianity Today, founded by Billy Graham.
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  In 1956, it's been sadly moving in a leftward direction for a number of years.
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  No surprise.
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  But the fact that their staff today are progressive, are leftist, are Democrats.
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  You know, here's what they're supporting.
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  Think about this.
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  The magazine has Christianity in the name.
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  And some, the staff members or some of the staff members are supporting pro abortion,
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  pro sexual perversion candidates.
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  And I don't know, I guess it shouldn't surprise us anymore.
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  But they've lost their foundation, right?
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  That's just one of the many, many more examples we could list.
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  One more thing, I quoted at the end of the article.
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  And this is on the 3.4% of journalists Republican.
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  It says a lack of Republican and presumably conservative journalists
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  certainly plays a part in an atmosphere of distrust.
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  And when you have an institution that has no room for an alternate worldview,
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  it is a recipe for one-sided bias.
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  It's a recipe for one-sided bias.
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  And that's what we have today, friends.
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  Let me give you another example.
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  Brand new hot off the press.
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  These are just recent articles from in the last several days.
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  Over at Town Hall, the feds worked with banks
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  to flag purchases of Bibles and, quote, extremist texts.
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  And another headline, same article, same content.
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  That was Town Hall.
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  This one is over at the Gateway Pundit.
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  It says, Godless Biden regime flagged Americans who shopped at Dicks, Cabellas,
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  or who bought Christian Bibles.
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  So what is the government doing?
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  This natural logical question.
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  What is their interest in this?
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  What is the government doing flagging Americans or working with banks
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  to figure out who's buying Bibles?
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  Interesting.
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  That's something right out of the third Reich.
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  That's something right out of Hitler's Germany.
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  So let's talk a little bit about this article.
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  This is according to House subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government.
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  It falls under the jurisdiction of the House Judiciary Committee.
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  Federal law enforcement agencies partnered with a number of financial institutions
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  to flag transactions with the terms mega, Trump, and a lot more.
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  They also mentioned the transactions at stores like Cabellas, Vass, pro shops.
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  I'm sure when it comes to buying guns, other purchases like religious texts like Bibles were flagged.
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  Why?
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  Under the guise of, quote, preventing extremism.
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  Think about January 6th.
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  Think about how they framed the quote insurrection, right?
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  This is what they're doing.
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  You've heard the term Christian nationalism used in a derogatory way.
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  It's hard to even define what that is.
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  Because I'm, I consider myself a patriotic American.
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  I'm a Christian first.
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  I'm a believer and follower of Jesus Christ.
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  And hopefully my worldview would support that.
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  How I see the world and how I live.
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  My actions hopefully would support that worldview.
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  So yeah, I'm proud of this country and how it was founded.
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  And the freedoms we have here are founding documents and more.
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  But patriotism now somehow is a dirty word.
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  So Christian nationalists, right?
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  We are evil people that we are extremists according to our own government.
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  So going on in this article, the committee and select subcommittee have obtained documents indicating that following January 6th, 2021,
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  materials were distributed to banks that, among other things, outline the typologies of various persons of interest.
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  And it goes on.
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  But it talks about, along with violent extremism and mega and people that buy guns, it talks about people that buy bibles.
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  Remember the first article we mentioned how Christian quarterback of the Texans, CJ Stroud just glorified God and mentioned Jesus Christ.
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  And they had to remove that part.
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  Why in this country of all countries on earth?
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  Why is that in our day and age suddenly so offensive?
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  Well, let's move on.
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  Let's talk about some media lies and things that they cover up real quick.
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  We're running out of time.
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  But I just want to go through some of these.
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  The New York Times, I hope some of you were paying attention to the headlines.
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  They claimed back then in October that Israel bombed a Gaza hospital.
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  Now we talked about that.
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  We showed you some of the actual maps and everything and how that all went down.
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  Next, major media outlets say Trump backed the insurrection on January 6th.
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  He warned people to peacefully protest.
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  Anyway, I don't want to be redundant.
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  So let's just move on.
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  I'm going to give you the headlines.
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  Politico tries to sanitize Senate gay sex tape scandal.
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  Why?
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  Because it was a Democrat.
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  Next, CNN misresents, CNN misrepresents Gaza deaths,
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  like in Israeli response to October 7 attacks, MSNBC.
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  One of the hosts there said Trump will execute people if elected.
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  This is how they're painting him and how they've done a pretty good job.
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  Evil, evil, but good.
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  PBS asserts Hunter Biden indictment doesn't implicate Joe Biden.
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  Next, media claim there's no evidence that Biden ever engaged in wrongdoing.
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  A couple more.
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  The view, gosh, the view hosts accused GOP of having planted the cocaine in the White House.
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  The view.
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  Who's going to listen to the view?
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  I hope you don't.
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  I hope you don't watch the view.
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  Next, finally, top outlets report anti-Semitism is not the problem.
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  Anti-Israel protests are peaceful.
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  So anti-Semitism isn't a problem.
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  Finally, we've talked a lot about Claudine Gay, the DEI Empire,
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  over at Harvard University, and man, that's been a big problem there.
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  I'm glad she resigned, still getting a big salary.
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  Anyway, think about what happened at all the Ivy League universities.
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  And if I'll just make a quick point, if Pastor, and I said Pastor John Harvard,
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  who founded Harvard University, and actually the first, for the first 72 years,
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  every president was a pastor or theologian at Harvard, right?
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  Those days are gone.
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  But if Pastor John Harvard could see America's oldest university today,
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  he wouldn't believe it.
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  We're really running out of time.
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  I just want to mention Harvard's original motto in the three-part shield
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  was Truth for Christ in the Church.
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  Harvard has a journalism department, right?
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  So what did they do after less than 150 years, after pastors,
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  where they were teaching theology at Harvard University?
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  In fact, anyway, what did they do?
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  They removed Christ and the church from their shield,
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  which was Christo Veritas at Ecclesia, truth for Christ in the Church.
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  Veritas, Christo at Ecclesia, truth for Christ in the Church.
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  Now, if you look up their motto logo, it just says truth, or Veritas.
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  Veritas, what does Veritas mean?
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  When you've abandoned the truth, Jesus Christ, the biblical worldview,
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  what is who's Veritas, so to speak?
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  Are they teaching?
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  Well, I want to go back to Harvard's 1646 rules and precepts.
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  Ready?
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  Here's what it said.
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  This is the purpose.
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  Remember, 10 out of the first 12 Harvard presidents were ministers.
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  This was what they said in 1646 at Harvard University.
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  Quote, let every student be plainly instructed and earnestly pressed
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  to remember or consider well, the main end of his life and studies is
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  to know God and Jesus Christ, which is eternal life.
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  And it has in parentheses John 17 verse 3.
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  And therefore to lay Christ in the bottom as the only foundation
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  of sound, knowledge, and learning.
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  And seeing the Lord only giveeth wisdom,
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  let everyone seriously set himself by prayer in secret to seek it of him.
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  Harvard University 1646 rules and precepts.
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  So systematic theological instruction was inaugurated in 1721.
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  And man, I'll tell you, they went down, didn't they?
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  Harvard declined.
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  You now have, you know, if you're a freshman coming in,
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  you can register as various genders.
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  They've had anti-Israel pro-Palestine protests.
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  And they are very anti-Semitic from what we understand.
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  They are pro-abortion.
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  They are love is love, homosexuality free, you know, LGBTQ supportive.
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  And so they would be completely against the biblical worldview.
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  And the way they were founded, Harvard and most universities today,
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  they're flipped on their heads.
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  It's just flipped on its head.
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  When we talk about a foundation of truth of the biblical worldview,
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  that's why we talk about these worldview issues.
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  And back to the top of the podcast, when you start removing a quote from an athlete
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  who just wanted to give glory to Jesus Christ, his Lord and Savior,
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  who gives him the faith and the ability to play the way he does,
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  it's just sports, it's just entertainment.
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  But don't miss the fact that the media is because of their worldview,
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  they're removing references to God, to Christ, to the truth,
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  because there is a war on truth.
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  And it's going to intensify friends.
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  But take heart, Jesus is Lord, and He overcame the world.
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  If you are a believer in Christ, we have the Holy Spirit in us.
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  We have the discernment that we need to see through the lies,
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  the propaganda, the talking points and the garbage.
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  So be careful, who you watch, what you listen to, where you get your news from.
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  And finally, I just want to direct you to my website, DavidFiorazo.com.
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  I've got a page of 200 resources, websites where you can get news,
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  information on Bible prophecy, the biblical worldview, world history,
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  and what's going on.
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  And you can go to my website again, 200 resources.
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  I encourage you to share that valuable page.
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  So we need to know who we can get good information from.
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  Thanks again, guys. God bless you.
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  And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.