I wanna share something with you guys, what makes someone empathetic, what makes someone, here's what Lehman's saying, Lehman's saying, there's this hierarchy, white males up here, and they just they don't look down, at these poor underclass people, and if they only would, I mean identity politics, tells us we shouldn't, it'll just create love, guys what creates love, why do we love, is it through looking down or looking up, Jesus looked out upon Jerusalem right, he had pity, Jesus had love for people, and there's a part of that, but what actually what's the root, what causes love guys, how about this disparity, white males here in Lehman's mind, everyone else down here, what about God, where does he stack up on this, how about the unattainable standard, and that through the grace of Jesus, we were able to, be right with him, you think that'll put some humility in someone, maybe some love, maybe realizing that, you're in a very poor state, the state you're in, is much closer to the state, someone who's living in the gutter is in, than you realize, because of who God is, and because of what sin does, it's looking up that you gain empathy, and it doesn't mean we shouldn't, and we should be quick to hear, slow to speak, but we should be quick to hear everyone, we don't prioritize, we just got to listen to certain racial groups, that's what Lehman wants us to do, and identity politics helps us love through that, that's not what at the root causes love, Lehman gets it wrong here, so he Christianizes identity politics, to make it useful, to say well identity, I'm against identity politics, it's postmodern, it's got Marxist connections et cetera, but we can Christianize it somehow, it's common ally, no it's not, and yeah here's a standpoint epistemology, I'm gonna read you this, still we live in a moment, when 88 of blacks in the United States, say the country needs to keep making changes, in order for blacks to have equal rights with whites, are we sure we want to say 88 of US blacks, have been ideological hook winged, while whites like me maintain, the objective perspective in life in this country, the most charitable indictment I may offer, is that we lack empathy, we're failing to live in an understanding way, this is standpoint epistemology, he's saying because a majority of the social group, says something is the case, it must necessarily be the case, and the only alternative he presents, is that this white male perspective, and that's the objective perspective, well maybe there's an objective perspective, residing outside the white male perspective, and any racial, maybe there's just objectivity, maybe it's God's perspective, maybe that's what it is, maybe God's given us tools, to try to understand these things, I mean I could play this game all day long, Jonathan Lehman, you want to discount all the scientists, who talk about Darwinian evolution being true, I mean you just, I mean look, just because the majority of people say something, does not make it true, even if their experience they say, says otherwise, this is, I'm not gonna, watch the standpoint epistemology video, that I did with Bill Roach, if you want to understand this, no identity politics, does not offer us an alternative source of truth, to the Bible, that's what he says, but it does point to people's experiences, which sometimes might help us, to see things in our Bible, that we hadn't really paid attention to before, someone can share with you something, you haven't thought of, that's not a novel idea, that's not an idea that came with identity politics, Mark Dever, I remember there was a sermon, a few months ago, where Mark Dever said, identity politics were happening, in the council of Jerusalem, that is a presentist understanding that,.