Thinking Through the Ugandan Controversy

Well greens welcome to the dividing line. It's a thursday. I think june 1st. Everybody knows it's june 1st. I don't remember when this all started happening, but it's it's yeah, it's definitely june 1st and um.

Want to uh do a quick reminder right here at the start uh that we have. I'm not trying to not trying to slip my my wrist there. A beautiful knife up for auction on our facebook site from Derek Melton uh, that's called damascus steel if you're not familiar with what damascus steel is it's the the.

Handle is not super heavy. It's it's not. Some super. It's actually fairly lightweight. Uh, but I think the blade is four inches. You do not want to test the sharpness. Derek's one of those guys that I have um I have this carry um because remember, um, what's the guy on ncis Gibbs?

Is it nine or seven? Nine, okay rule number nine. Um never leave home without a knife. Never go anywhere without a knife and um so. There is a company here locally. Uh that makes these otf knives ravencrest.

And They're just super easy to carry. I mean this is heavier than than that one. It literally is it it's that heavy and He I let him look at it and he popped it out and he checked the blade and this this look of Utter disgust.

Came over his face like that's a butter knife that this is for opening envelopes. This is ridiculous. And so he better be careful because uh He took that in. And sharpened it himself. Yeah, so so all of my knives like this are now Nice and sharp for now anyways, so I reached out to him and I asked him.

Um I'm surprised he heard from me from Nowhere, he's in missouri Fishing right and he's responding to me and he's describing it. And what amazed me is that when he told me about the handle, yeah. If you know what a burl is.

A lot of people don't know what a burl is. It is the root ball of a tree. Oh, there is a portion of the the root. That's just solid round uh wood and It's amazingly beautiful and it's also amazingly dense.

And so he he fashioned that out of the burl of what he thinks is a maple tree. Yeah, and there's uh, there's blue. Um something in it, I forget what it's called. Um. Yeah, I can't think of the name either.

Epoxy. Yeah. Something like that because I saw it. He showed me it was just a block. It was it was a it was a square block. And um how he gets that into a handle. And does all that stuff I I don't know but um, that's way you got a problem over there.

We're fine. Okay, just to look on your face was that's not the way it's supposed to be or something. So I was concerned um and by the way, uh, so Facebook alvin and megan ministry's facebook page. The current bid is 500 I believe um 550 okay, uh, so Uh, there's your shot to get an awesome blade from derrick melton.

And also help to get me across the united states. I just um laid out Uh the september trip so I leave in three weeks uh end of june june 23rd for 33 days long long long trip um. Up through colorado all the way up to eli minnesota.

Uh and back again, that'll be the farthest north. I've certainly gone uh with uh, well Yeah, I think that's yeah moscow Similar I would imagine as far as north north north goes, but we'll be going through nebraska and making a stop.

You know, I should have brought this up. Uh, i'll make i'll talk about in another program, but Uh, we'll be making the stop at the The little city that i've used as my example where I was I was laying that out because the folks up in minnesota told me Don't wait on getting reservations for the summer up here because it gets really busy and you might not be able to get in.

So I put the may trip together a while back Because you got to get reservations at the at the various parks. And uh rv parks and uh It just The route just took me there was a koa. I normally go to koa don't always there's I go to get some good sam ones too, and there's not a koa right on the route, but It's It's just they're all the same and so I like sameness.

When you when you get in you're tired. You you don't want to be dealing with new stuff you just want to do it the way you've always done it anyway I had scheduled a stop i'm i'm gonna be doing some long days really long days my Left arm.

I i'm trying to make sure it doesn't hear what i'm talking about because those long days are going to be Really ugly and it's going to be hurting a lot. But anyway uh I Was going to stop at this koa in a small city I forget where it's at.

I'll like I said if I'd pulled it up I could tell you and uh I already had that on the list. It's like, okay, that's a good spot. And i'm already working through it and uh I go I need to check our uh road trip at aomin .org map.

And lo and behold I pull up the map. And the same little city out in the middle of the great plains of america, uh there There isn't a mountain. Anywhere to be found out there and uh, there's there's a church that has written in and said if you're coming through we'll be uh, glad to to have you stop and uh, you know, by the way It it doesn't have to be a big.

In fact, it normally isn't a big formal meeting or something like that. Sometimes I just get together with the elders of a church. Um, you know, maybe just some leaders to the church or something like that have dinner at a local restaurant um, you know some encouraging fellowship something along those lines, uh all the way up to a whole meeting and um.

Right as I was I mean literally as I was planning um the trip to g3 um I remembered a text message I got from a pastor in amarillo. And so I altered that so that because I've stopped in amarillo many many times.

And uh, so we're gonna be doing something in amarillo on the way out um. So if you want to be on that list, it doesn't mean i'll ever you'll doesn't mean you'll ever hear from me but uh, you can't if you haven't sent in something to Road trip one word road trip at aomin .org to say hey, we'd be we'd be willing and uh.

So I have access to that map and then I can put that together with. I yeah you say why don't you have other people? Schedule this stuff because i'm the one driving basically, um i'm the one that has to I gotta know what i'm gonna be able to do and where i'm going and If it's all messed up.

The only person I got to blame is me. I got to one place. On the last trip and I did not have a reservation. I Don't know it's a lot of reservations to be making, you know. Uh, when you fly, you don't have many reservations to make, uh, but when you do this, you got lots of reservations.

You're trying to keep track of and thankfully we I they they got me in it was a koa. They got me and I was good um. But it's good that. If something's all messed up, it's because I messed it up. Um but uh, yeah, yes, sir, you raised the microphone for I was just gonna say um.

Because see rich isn't going to be here next week. So I have a feeling that rich needs to get some comments in today. Because he knows that next week. No comments. Yeah, well, we're we're gonna make sure that you're you're ready to go, you know.

When you put yourself over on that side. On the screen, you're just staring at the edge of the screen. Yeah, and if you're over on this side, it looks like you're more looking across the way. But right right now when you're on that side of the screen.

It it's sort of silly. But anyways, go ahead. Well, I just you know jan has Put so much work into that map and then when you look at that map now, it's impressive. It's amazing. Yeah, there are so many dots.

I don't know how many dots we have right now. But there has to be what a few hundred you think? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yep, and if you're if you're and when I travel people don't hear me saying that they're like boy.

We wish we had known it's like well, we keep telling everybody about it. So get get that get your church in there and that way we can. We can get in touch with you. So. Um, like I said, I have about uh, three weeks now.

Yeah, three weeks from tomorrow. Uh, wait, no. No. Yeah three weeks in the world whoo is uh when I pull out again and. Uh, that's a that's a big long one, but the one in september. Uh, there's gonna be a conference in the lancaster pennsylvania area.

Um, and people ask me to mention things like this. I can't tell you how many people i've had come up to me at a at a conference going if you hadn't mentioned it. Just in passing on the dividing line. I I never would have known there is a conference um in the lancaster carlisle pennsylvania area.

And i'll be speaking at that. And um. The venerable wow, that's an interesting term the venerable. Um, christopher arnzen. How's that? Um, You know if you're gonna say venerable, you shouldn't say chris.

You need to say the full name. The ven what christopher? Yes, the venerable if I knew his middle name, I would I would throw that in there just for the fun of it. Yes, sir. Sir. Christopher arnzen. Um, i'm not sure who knighted him, but he I think we did that in tuscarora.

Um one night when we didn't know what we were doing. But anyway, um. The venerable christopher arnzen is working on arranging a debate as a part of that, uh conference. I hope that uh, I hope that works out as well and uh he normally he's Chris could sell sand arabs and iced eskimos.

So, um, let's. And and they would enjoy it. Yes, they would want more they would be asking for more please sir. Um, so anyway, uh. Of course the venerable sir christopher arnzen is the host of the iron sharpens iron radio program.

Uh, look it up online and uh, and uh and listen in. I was on just recently um so. That's going to be the weekend before G3 and then I shoot down from pennsylvania to atlanta and Then we have myself immolation on the altar of the gbts, uh seminary on thursday where we do.

A discussion of church and state and like I said, i'm the only postie around there. So I I have a feeling I know what's coming, but i'm gonna be ready and uh. Then speaking at g3 meeting with the folks that are gonna be there a big large group gonna be there back at the old location.

Um, it's so much easier to get to if you fly in um, i'm not sure how i'm I think i'm going to have to. I'm, not sure how that's going to work out for me. Uh right now my plan is to is to do what i've done before and park at praise mill baptist church.

But it's a huge drive in and um, hopefully my wife's gonna be able to join me this year and. So we'll probably stay at one of the hotels there a couple nights. I haven't stayed in a hotel. Except when I picked up the truck I was.

That's the only time i've stayed in a hotel for a long time and i'll be perfectly honest with you. That's fine with me. Very very fine with me. Um, but then on the way back, uh, we're gonna be stopping, uh in uh Louisiana gonna take the southern route home.

And there's dear brother down there, uh, fine church near uh, shreveport. Um, no, not shreveport. I again should have pulled this stuff up so so I could see the map. Anyways, we're gonna be in louisiana.

We'll put all this stuff on the web on the on the website. And we're gonna do um some stuff on reliability scripture on the way back right after g3. I can't um. Be too slow. Because i've got to get back before october 7th.

Uh, because we have a little old, um celebration here in phoenix for the 40th anniversary of alvin omega ministries and. Uh, if I if I were to miss that that would probably be somewhat. Um. Inappropriate so I I think I get back like three days before that at the most two or three days I'll have just parked the unit probably by the time uh, we have the maybe I can just bring it down here park it down here and and Pull in a straight walk straight in that would be sort of fitting to do it that way.

Uh, so that's gonna be a big big big trip in september and then in december heading again to st. Charles, missouri and um not a whole lot of things to do coming to and from there because it's it's after thanksgiving and it's before christmas and there's just people struggle to find Places to fit things in there, uh to be honest with you uh, but we'll see we'll see what happens with that so Uh all that made available by you all.

Um providing us with uh. With the rv and the super cool i've had a bunch of people saying hey, we want you on the webcast i'm like, you know, what? The easiest way for me to do that is from our new studio because it really is in fact, here's the here's the um.

Okay, there's there's the um, it's not plugged in. It's not powered on right now, but that's called an atem mini pro and that's uh. That's the one from the studio. In um in the rv so it's going to go back in the studio in the rv obviously.

And uh, you don't leave electronic equipment purposefully. In uh in an un-air-conditioned rv stored in the summer in phoenix in june. Okay, though right now I mean not even I. Did we live through 2020 i'm telling you the next ice age is coming it really is i'm wondering about it too because uh record cold in australia right now.

Because it's their winter down there record cold in australia. And I think the high is supposed to be 91 today. And the I think the average for today is 102. And we've certainly had 110 and above on the first of june, um I had the front door open last night that in june.

Now that's what's what's going on here ice age clearly. Um, but You still need to live in a hut and eat bugs, um to save mother earth. Biggest fraud ever perpetrated on mankind. It is astonishing how many people will not even sit back and go.

Oh, it was uh. In fact, I read a story I want to track it back down. I read a story About a retreating glacier. Ah, see. It's heating up retreating glacier That revealed a roman road. A road a road from the roman period now.

First of all, it tells you romans knew how to make roads. Why don't we? It's just The tech has existed for a long time, but we can't seem to make roads. I Get every time I fall into a crater on an interstate.

I just remind myself this would not have happened if the romans were in charge because They knew how to make roads that would last forever but the point is if a retreating glacier exposes a road from The early medieval late classical late antiquity period, you know, right when rome's falling um.

Doesn't that tell you something? Yeah, it means it was much warmer In the past than it is today. And i've said this over and over again. You go to the north of england. You go up into scotland and ireland and northern ireland and places like that all sorts of ancient place names.

With references to vineyards, you can't grow vineyards up there. It's too cold. But you could back then. And there was nobody driving an suv. Nobody driving an suv and every time I ask that I go. Okay.

Could someone explain? From the other side How it was warmer in the past? Than it is now. Given that your whole theory is that a gas that accounts for less than one tenth of one percent of four tenths of one percent of the of the atmosphere is The big thing it's carbon dioxide.

That's that's all we have to be net zero. And net zero means the end of civilization. Net zero means absolute poverty for everybody except the elite. And you're being told that there's entire cults. There are people gluing themselves to paintings and stuff like that.

Because they they are absolutely brainwashed into thinking that they are saving the world and they're doing nothing of the kind. It's complete Balderdash is all it is. How did that happen? How is it when I ask people?

Well, you just don't understand climate. Okay, explain it to me. If if we can demonstrate entire months. There were much warmer only 30 years ago and The vast majority of co2 that has been expelled into the atmosphere by mankind has been since then.

How does that work? Uh, well, uh. You racist? That's that's all they got they have they have no way of explaining. Because if it is just simply a matter the more co2 you get the hotter it gets that's just not true.

We know that's not true. But unfortunately the vast majority of people just aren't educated and therefore they think it's true and therefore. They're willing to give up their livelihoods their children their grandchildren, um their property eating food having hamburgers.

Um, it's it's astonishing what's happening in europe. The farmers are having to revolt. Uh because the government's coming in well for net zero. We got to kill all your cows. Because they toot too much.

Um. And it's just What we are what we are doing to our children on the basis of a lie is unbelievable, but. There's a lot of lies going on. Uh, it's june 1st. How do you how else do we go? What do we know anyway?

Um. This is really interesting. Let me read you. Let me this is the way to do this. Let me just read you a couple paragraphs. And I want you to to listen. Um. Here's a paragraph. Second many apply an interpretive double standard to homosexuality.

Simply the bible has a lot to say about sex and gender and christians all christians conveniently skip by the scary stuff. We don't require rape victims to marry their rapists. We don't tell women to lay off the jewelry.

And we choose not to remember that the bible provides specific instructions for the sexual use in marriage of slave girls. We even ignore the new testament's teachings and they are diverse on divorce allegedly contradictions.

Yet somehow we think the bible directly condemns lgbt persons. It's pretty clear. We straight people apply the bible to the sex lives lgbt folk in ways. We'd never apply it to our own. Third the appeal to scripture to condemn sexual minorities requires that we ignore the vast cultural gap between the ancient world and our own.

Again, hypocrisy comes into picture when we read the biblical prophets. We ask ourselves about their historical context. Who were the assyrians. Was the prophet addressing israel or judah. And what can we know about the politics at that time when we read paul's letters?

Christians automatically wonder about the circumstances paul is addressing. What can we know about the local culture the ongoing conversations that motivate paul to write? And popular religious and philosophical movements in the ancient world.

These are routines for questions for christians. But when it comes to sex we ignore the astonishing gap between the ancient world and our own. Not one biblical marriage resembles marriage in our society.

No biblical couple meets falls in love and mutually chooses a lifetime companionship. Some would see ruth as an exception, but ruth marries for survival. So patriarchal was the culture that the bible defines adultery only in terms of one man's offense against another.

With everything depending on the woman's status is married or betrothed many people are surprised to learn this. This is not to deny that ancient couples grew to love one another deeply just simply to point out how far our culture is removed from that of the bible, so.

Okay, likewise our concepts of homosexuality sexual orientation and gender identity have no counterparts in the ancient world. Free adult men frequently had sex their wives with prostitutes with male and female slaves with other people.

They could find in the ancient world same sex. Sex was almost always exploitive in nature. No one was talking about homosexual identity or seeking egalitarian same-sex marriage in the ancient world. When it comes to homosexuality the bible simply isn't talking about what we're talking about.

Those who misuse the bible condemn gays choose to ignore this reality, so there's A very very standardized Modern progressivist perspective. Fundamentally, uh, especially that last paragraph but The um discussion of the holiness code um Rape victims marrying their their rapists um Slave girls all the stuff in the holiness code things uh looking at context things have changed marriage has changed and then there was no idea of homosexuality as an identity as if.

That somehow is meant to mean something um in other words. Well as long as someone Thinks that they are by definition homosexual. Then that makes what they do correct. Uh or proper because that's the only way they can have happiness you see.

And nobody understood that before. In the past we we are the smart ones. They were the stupid ones and we've figured all these things out so this is what you're going to hear and when I listen to well-meaning christians.

And there are a lot of you out there well-meaning christians interacting on social media especially in this month in reference to Well the really disappointing situation at twitter. Where they want to show matt walsh's um, what is a woman on twitter?

And here we thought Yeah. And twitter says no. Because twice in the in the video someone is misgendered the most childish I have. I cannot have any respect. For anyone who even uses that term. It is so transparently foolish.

It is so transparently childish. What you're saying is you have to buy into the delusion That anyone has. And so we all get to run around the world and say you will refer to me as z sir, and the next person you will use we woe and next person says blue blah next person says d da.

And you're supposed to remember all these things and you're supposed to alter your language. To honor this person's chosen pronouns. It's the most narcissistic childish. Are you really past two years of age yet stuff i've ever seen in my life.

I will not do it. And no society that's going to survive will. It's absurd. And so quote unquote misgendering Is simply using the english language as we've Always used the english language based upon the reality of the existence of truth.

That there's such a thing as a male. There's such a thing as a female and we don't get to we don't get to blur those boundaries and change them and tell people how we're supposed to be addressed. So what we're being told what what twitter is saying literally.

Is you must engage in the delusion or we will silence you. This small minority demands that this happen and we will force you to enter into their delusional state. There's where we are. And we thought elon musk had made changes to twitter.

Well, he did. But The reality is the only way to make consistent changes that will protect liberty is from a foundation. That elon doesn't have. He doesn't have a christian worldview. It's not there and so.

Will something be done about that? I don't know if we can hope. Because if you. If you. We are literally looking at a situation where there is no platform. There's no platform. I mean my even talking about this Could mean that how we are streaming right now Could be done in five minutes.

It's happened to us before I was talking about this very topic. And all of a sudden we were gone disconnected. Uh account suspended for a month or whatever it was and That's how it goes. And we're talking about delusion here.

We're talking literally about we all have to pretend to have the same delusions as these individuals. It's it's stunning. Uh-oh. Was I being prophetic? No, we're all fine here. Um the Feed here is saying that elon has denounced it called it as a mistake and i'm getting the impression that it's being corrected.

I hope so that would be nice. That would be a new development. Yeah um, but He put a person in charge as ceo. Who's immersed in this? He's never going to become free of having to be hands-on pushing buttons Until he recognizes the worldview issue here.

I hope so because I enjoyed matt walsh's thing. I enjoyed the video it was I I love. If you can get the other side on camera There it is impossible to defend The foolishness Of the worldview that is being promoted By the biden regime by everybody.

Oh my goodness. Did you see the national weather service the national weather service? Is putting rainbow stuff up today? The arizona department of public safety. Oh, I am so glad that dps is Posting rainbow stuff today rather than getting the bad guys way to go Arizona department of public safety.

I mean It's everywhere. That's the world that we live in that we're facing. And so Back to what I was reading. Sorry I watch christians trying to interact with this stuff. I realize the vast majority Of believing evangelical christians do not want to read pro-homosexual literature.

I don't either but I have. And I still do. Not as much as I used to i've lost track. I truly uh when when jeff neal and I wrote Um, did I tell you that jeff and I got together? Well on the last trip. It was i'm not sure if I sent a picture or anything like that, but it was great to great to see him.

He's really doing well. Um and um, it was just so neat to have a just a short time with he and his wife he had preached in uh Right near georgetown the same morning. I did and so we got together afterwards.

It was it was really neat. Uh when when jeff and I wrote the same sex controversy. Right at the opening of this century. Um, that's and it sounds old then it doesn't it right there right at the beginning of the century.

Anyway, uh, we had to read a lot of stuff That I didn't enjoy reading and I remember thinking even at the time I remember I was at a. I don't remember if it was something for josh or summer. It was I was in a gym.

And it was either one of summer's volleyball games or one of josh's basketball games or something Along those lines. I don't remember which Might have been this gym right over here. Now that I think about it Could in fact I think it was.

Uh I remember sitting up there in the stands. And i'm reading. I think it was stephen helminiac roman catholic priest supporter of homosexuality. Um. And and you know i'm having to hide these books. But I remember sitting there thinking man, there's just a flood of these things coming out.

It was a trickle back there in comparison to what it is now. I mean the the glut Of books promoting that kind of thinking. I understand most people don't want to read that stuff. Okay I I've said many times I read the heresy so you don't have to but You still have to understand the arguments.

And so much of what I see on social media Is not up to Recognizing what the actual arguments are it could be it could be phrased more pointedly and accurately. If we just understood it's just not a matter of quoting a bible verse.

They've read the same bible verses and they have arguments. I just gave you arguments right here. Well, that's not relevant to us because Of this and you have to you have to have thought through. The problem is when you think that through Is when you have to really start considering the how we understand the moral content of god's law.

I don't remember what year it was that I started Preaching the holiness code series. I've linked to it. I'll try to remember to link to it again because it It's only becoming more relevant not less relevant with the passage of time.

But Yeah It was at that time That because of What jeff and I did? And the continuing challenges of What what is what is what is the moral foundation that a christian has? To resist the sexualization of children.

The destruction of gender the structure of marriage destruction of male-female relationship. What's the foundation or does does christianity have nothing to say? That's when I started tackling The holiness code passages and preaching through them.

And anybody Who listens that series today would know that if you were to identify The position that I was taking And the method of interpretation that I was using In looking at each text And seeking to find its abiding Moral significance for today in context in the original language, which we spent time talking about the um The religion of the canaanites and the assyrians and babylonians and egyptians and we did all that stuff as part of the background.

Um, it was. It was an in-depth series. I think it was 35 or 38 sermons as I recall um. We did all that stuff. Anybody listening that today would go that's general equity theonomy. I never used the term.

But that's general equity theonomy specifically looking for the continuing abiding moral principles in god's law without getting bogged down. In all of the arguments over penology, which we need to talk about a little bit here later on um, they would have recognized that and I was forced into that position and the problem is when My fellow believers start dealing with this stuff.

You have to think this through You you have to get past. The evangelical way of dealing with the law of moses is extremely shallow. It's extremely shallow. And even the reformed way. Yeah, we we look at we understand there are different roles the law and different functions law all that's fine and wonderful.

But it the the reformers were not dealing with the world we're dealing with. Okay, they were not. They were not up against state entities that were literally saying we will take your children from you and Mutilate them for the rest of their lives.

Because that's a good thing to do and that's where we are today. That's what state of washington has done. And there's there's no other way to put it. We will take your children. We will mutilate them because We say this is right.

Well, you've got to have a basis for saying that is wrong. And this is why we'll we will resist that that is wrong. And you don't get that by dismissing the um Continuity Of god's law. Or by ignoring the fact that in the new covenant.

It's that same law that's written on the heart. It's not some Some woo-woo law that you can't define anywhere. It's that same law that's written upon the heart which would mean the continuing abiding principles of truth.

And what justice is and what goodness is and what evil is? That is found given to us in scripture. So this is what we're up against now compare what I What I read and you're all going we don't remember what you read because you've said so much since then.

With the article now what I wrote read from is from a openly avowed progressivist. And the only reason i'm not giving sources is because Possibility exists that a debate might take place. So I don't want to think that it just was.

Compare what was said there With Dr. Moore's article in christianity today. Who is the editor-in-chief now of christianity today. And you will discover a very troubling parallel now, dr Moore wants to talk about.

I believe in inerrancy. I believe every word of god is inspired. But when it comes to What he did is he wrote an article if you haven't seen it it's all over twitter. But i've seen very very little actual interaction with the article itself um He Wrote an article condemning the ugandan law now I have seen next to nothing as to the particulars of the ugandan law, which means You can't trust Any of the mainstream media.

To get any of this right they have they have absolutely no. You know when I was in when I was in school, we were taught certain standards of what journalism was supposed to be. Um, they obviously don't teach that anymore.

And in fact, I was going to believe that anymore the idea of fairness. Accuracy lack of bias. That's that's all gone. We all know that. Uh, so The term by the way that rich and I had talked about on the last program.

Aggravated sorry aggravated homosexuality wet the whistle here real quick. Um aggravated homosexuality Never got defined by dr. Moore and uh here's a A description of the law the new law would call because it.

What you're hearing is the new law calls for the death penalty for homosexuality period. If you're home, if you find out to be a homosexual, they take you out and shoot you the next day. That's not the case.

The new law would call for the death penalty in cases of aggravated homosexuality. And for a life sentence for engaging in gay sex the state defines aggravated homosexuality as. Homosexual acts carried out by those infected with hiv.

Or homosexual acts that involve children. Disabled people. Or those drugged against their will. Had you heard that? I hadn't heard that. That's what the death penalty is for is for. If you have aids. You know you have aids.

And you still engage in homosexual acts, which is the best way of distributing aids. Death penalty. It's a capital crime so. You are willing to put someone else To death by doing that to them. And so that's capital crime.

We've had all sorts of laws like that. Back when we still cared about capital crimes. We don't anymore. You can do anything anymore well except uh walk between the velvet, um. Barriers in the capital on january 6th, and then that's capital crime.

They'll take you out for that one. Um. Or homosexual acts that involve children. Oh. Or disabled people. Oh. Or those drugged against their will. Oh those those can't be capital crimes, right? Well, yeah.

That's they're saying that's that is aggravated homosexuality. Well, those are horrific crimes. You drug someone and then rape them. You rape a child. Um, I think rape of children should be a capital crime anywhere.

That's a just society. That's what a just society does. We don't we don't have a just society here. We don't honor life here. And that's what's so amazing about how far off pope francis is. Because he says there's there's no place for capital punishment.

If you don't believe in capital punishment. Don't call yourself pro-life. Because you don't honor life. The bible honored life by saying that if you if you take a person's life, then your life will be taken.

That honors life. That's how you protect life but now um. Raping a child should be a death penalty anywhere raping a woman should be death penalty anywhere. And I don't mean death penalty. 35 years later down the road disabled people.

That's not a capital crime. We'll see. Here's the real problem. First of all uganda still has capital offense. We don't. Let's just be honest. In the vast majority of the united states. There is no capital offense any longer and Having the proper foundation for capital punishment is vitally important.

Because places like north korea ccp um muslim countries will engage in Capital punishment for stuff that is not a capital crime from god's law. The state becomes god Under communism. And then therefore the state engages in capital punishment for Any questioning of the state's authority?