Does the Babylon Bee know the Gospel?

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Welcome to Apologetics Live. We're here to answer your questions and challenges about God and the Bible. Meet your hosts from Striving for Eternity Ministries, Andrew Rappaport, Dr. Anthony Silvestro, and Pastor Justin Pierce.

We are live, Apologetics Live, here to answer your challenging questions or challenges or debate topics, whatever you have for us, we're here to answer. We believe that we can answer any question you have about God and the Bible.

You doubt that? Well, come on in. You say, well, that sounds pretty arrogant of you, Andrew. No, because we believe I don't know is a perfectly good answer. So this is Apologetics Live. We're here to answer your questions, challenges, whatever you might have for us.

Maybe you got stuck at a question when you were out evangelizing and you didn't know how to answer. Well, that's what you come in for. Also, what we do here is try to show different ways of doing apologetics.

So we will get into discussions, debates, and therefore explain why we do what we do sometimes in those things. Now, today what we're going to do is, as you see in the title, the question today that we want to answer is, does Babylon B know the gospel?

It seems kind of strange. I mean, they're a Christian organization, Andrew. Why in the world are you asking that? Well, I'm asking that because Ray Comfort put out a video that played a clip from an episode that Babylon B had on their podcast with Elon Musk, the richest man in the world right now.

And Ray pointed out some things in that. It kind of triggered Justin Peters. He saw that. He called Ray, talked to him, said, wow, can't believe this. Justin went out and put out a longer video and saying some of the things he saw.

And I saw what Justin did and looked at what Ray did, talked to Justin and said, I got to get a copy of this and have us discuss this. We're going to have another clip that we'll play later on. Hopefully we've got a packed show for you tonight, even though I am hostless, co-hostless, I should say.

I'm the only one here. The others didn't make it. Anthony is back in Florida, and so he's getting in late. And Pastor Justin is in school. He's got a class tonight. Justin Peters is busy getting ready.

He is going to be speaking at Kootenai Community Church this weekend. So he is doing a seminar there. So with that, but we still have a very packed show for you. We're going to look at a video from J .D. Greer that if there's some of you, I know that years ago when I said that J .D. Greer was on a woke bent, a more liberal path, and people thought I was crazy.

Well, I don't think you're going to think that after tonight. I'm just saying. But before we get to that, I want to talk a couple of things that I want to mention. I got an interesting thing. Now, folks, I hope this becomes an idea for you.

I got a letter. Now, check this out. A handwritten letter. The envelope just said to the Rappaport family, had my address on it. It is signed by your neighbor. Doesn't have the guts to say who they are.

They really should. But here's the idea. You know, it starts off saying this pandemic has definitely affected many people around the world and caused much suffering. Now, here's let me give you a suggestion.

If you guys try and do something like this, the penmanship looks really good, but make sure you can read the words. It doesn't matter if it looks fancy. It matters if it could be read. But this person sent a letter saying that there's a lot of suffering in the world, gave some Bible verses to encourage, and then said, you will find all the answers on how to view the future in the enclosed track.

So here's the enclosed track, how to view the future by JW .org. That's right. A Jehovah witness sent a way. You can't really call it a gospel track because it's not the gospel, but creative idea. Now, I think what I would do, and I wish that this person did give me their name and where they're at, because I would have reached out to them and said, let's get together.

Folks, creative idea to do evangelism. Just handwritten letters are not done very much anymore. Just think about how you would, if you got a handwritten letter, you may do like I did and want to read this.

It took a lot more time to do this, and people will spend a little bit more time. Think about you're stuck at home. You don't know what to do. Maybe you can write a letter to people and put in a gospel tract.

I remember Justin Peters and I were once at a restaurant. Neither one of us had a gospel tract on us. Justin took a piece of paper and wrote a gospel message on it for the waitress because we didn't have something that we were trying to think of what to give her.

Well, he left her the gospel in a handwritten gospel tract. That is something you could do just to encourage you guys with that. I also wanted to show off something or review something that I recently got.

This is a, if I hold this up, this is called a Samsung Freestyle. Now, I want you to look at the size of this. You can see compared to, it's about the size of my, a little bit smaller than my head, right?

Hands width. This right here is the coolest projector. You can see there it has the screen. It's circular. This here is the speaker. This is like a built-in TV. It has a smart TV, does high-definition TV.

The speaker surprised me how loud it was. We got this at the ministry. We were asked to review this. We're looking to use this for the ability to go into churches. As many of you know, at Striving for Eternity, we go into small churches that can't afford to have speakers come in and pay for big speakers coming in and doing seminars for them at their church.

Well, we come into those churches. Well, a lot of times those churches don't have projectors or equipment. Maybe you can't hook up your computer to their sound system and still have your computer up front.

This thing, as small as it is, projects basically a 100-inch high-def TV. The speaker, I put it at one end of my house, turned it up loud, walked to the other end of the house. I could hear it fine.

This is basically as good as the TVs in my house. I said, if I didn't have a TV in my house, I told my bride, I would just take this, and I have a TV in every room now. I just could project it anywhere.

It connects to the Wi-Fi. I have had problems so far connecting to Apple Airplay, so that I haven't figured out how to work. It has an ability to put a micro HDMI, so I'm getting that cable. The other thing that it has, which is kind of neat for anyone who's—I was talking to Brian Nine.

He's with Hearts for the Lost Ministries, and they similar go into a lot of churches. I told him about this because the neat thing with this is it not only has a cable so that I can connect directly to my laptop, but the other thing that's really neat with it, it has Wi-Fi Direct.

In other words, when this is on, I could, from my computer, connect to the Wi-Fi on this, and I'm the only thing connected to that. I don't need the Internet at that point. I just need whatever I'm projecting, my PowerPoint, to be able to go over to there.

Really cool. I'm going to tell you, it's not a cheap thing. For full disclosure, I got it for free to do a review and to check it out. I'm going to be writing a review, both a positive and negative. I mean, one negative that I found so far—and remember, this is a test model.

This is still pre-order. You can't get these yet, but you can go to Samsung, look up Freestyle Alarm. They're about $900. But the neat thing about it is just the size of it, the level of the high definition.

I had problems, as I said, with the Apple AirPlay, and I also had some problems. As some of you may know, I have a background in cybersecurity. I am very tight on my network. I don't let a lot of things through.

This does not work on WPA3. Some of you are going, what in the world is that? That is the latest technology for your routers. That's something that I'll let them know. It doesn't quite work with that.

It would be good if it had an optical output connector so that I would be able to connect this and run the audio through something else. But those of you who are in ministry, those of you who maybe travel like I do to a lot of different churches where they may not have a big setup and may not have audio video, this I can travel with easily.

This is a TV in a hand. It really is because it goes on any wall. I tried it on several walls in the house, some darker, some lighter. It looked great on all of them. So now Brett Lynn says, hey, I'm here.

You can start the show. We were just waiting for Brett Lynn to appear. Brett, you should actually just come on in here since I don't have any co-hosts and we could chat. So let's see. I had a couple other things in the news section here.

We got some stuff in the news. Actually, what I'll do is I'm just going to share my screen here so you can see the news as I'll read it to you because there were some interesting things in the news here.

So right here is the first. Top New Hampshire conservative targeted by child services for what? For giving his son ivermectin. Yes, his son got COVID and gave him ivermectin. And two weeks later, child services came to the house to take his children away.

And now he's fighting to keep his children. For what? For giving him a drug that has been approved by the FDA for what, like 30 years? And what they're upset with is he hasn't given him a vaccine that is not even approved by the FDA.

So it's just very interesting. So let's see. Brett says, A, I don't know how to do that. Well, Brett, you'd go to apologeticslive .com, click on the StreamYard link and join us. B, I'm sweaty from kickboxing.

We want to see evidence of that. Just saying. We don't believe you because I know you do jujitsu, not kickboxing. That's the kids who do the kickboxing. Else in the news, I want to point out some other articles that we saw here.

Now, this one should make us happy. For many people, this might be exciting for them. Supreme Court blocks business vaccine rule, declines the stay health care worker mandate. So for many people who work for a company that's larger than 100 employees that have been mandated by OSHA to get the vaccine, that is not legal.

OSHA has no authority to do that. Now, at least you say, well, that's good. That's good. You think that was what this was all about. This was all about trying to get people vaccinated. Well, it did work to that extent.

Many people got vaccinated, but that's not all. You see, here's the other thing that we see in the news. Federal agency to compile list of employees who seek religious exemptions from COVID -19 vaccine mandate.

You want to know what the vaccine mandate really was about? It's a couple of things. One, the vaccines, what that ends up doing is it will create, you end up having more people because they have a 251 viral load when you get the vaccine.

So those are the super spreaders. But here's what it was about, folks. They wanted to get a list of the people who will not comply. And those employers that asked you to fill out religious exemptions, well, they're now handing that over to the government.

Now, why is it the government's information to know my health care? There's HIPAA laws against that. But that's okay. This isn't what matters anymore, right? So as we look at this, just some things I thought interesting.

I will also, before we get started, is we have this week, this Sunday, from when we're watching, on the January 16th, many churches around the world. I started in Canada. If you listen to my Rap Report podcast, you should be.

If you're not listening to the Rap Report, what is wrong with you? You should be. But the reality is if you haven't seen it, we talked about the fact that up in Canada they passed a bill that makes it illegal to do conversion therapy.

What's conversion therapy? Conversion therapy is trying to convince someone out of homosexuality or trying to convince them out of being gender fluid. That's the idea of what this is. Now, it only goes one way.

You're perfectly allowed to convert someone to homosexuality or gender fluidity, but you can't convince them, you can't talk to them that there's only two genders or that there's heterosexuality. That's illegal now.

That is now a criminal offense. And we are as surprised as we should be by that. We shouldn't be, but that's coming here to America. That'll be here shortly. And Nathaniel Jolly had posted this. And I said this to say, I will be with many other pastors in America, in Canada, and elsewhere that will be preaching this weekend on the issue of a biblical view of sexual morality.

Now, you say, well, that's only up in Canada. Really? Well, Nathaniel Jolly from the Truth Be Known podcast, which you can find at the Christian Podcast Community, just go to christianpodcastcommunity .org, and you can find his Truth Be Known podcast.

He posted this on Twitter. According to this LGBT website, there are 20 states with laws banning minor conversion therapy in the US. Now, in Canada, it's everywhere. By the way, the Canada law will say that if you have a son and you try to tell your son who thinks he's a girl that he's actually a boy, you could be arrested.

You are under a criminal offense. That's what's going on in Canada. Well, right now, in Canada, as far as I know, doesn't have an age limit on that. But right now, what we see here in America is we have 20 states that have a ban.

You're not allowed to tell a minor about heterosexuality and that homosexuality is wrong. Now, think about this. Let's think through this. You have someone who is not—we don't say that they're old enough to smoke, to drink, to vote, or to fight in a war because they're not mature enough, but they can make huge decisions like whether they're a boy or a girl and what their sexual preference is, as like six-year-olds and five-year-olds.

It's gone crazy. Now, this is 20 of the states. Guess what? Five of the states have a partial ban. Now, I do find it interesting that you could figure out very quickly which of these states currently—I looked this up.

Out of all the states that are run by Democrats right now, four of them do not have a ban, partial or full, on conversion therapy in America. Seven, where we have Republican governors, do. So, we have 25 states that have some form of ban on conversion therapy.

That, to me, is mind-boggling. So, what we want to do tonight is I wanted to look at some clips here from Babylon B. And again, folks, if you want to come in, I'm all by myself. I'd love for folks to come in and ask me questions.

We will have a lot to go over here with Babylon B, but I do want to go over it. So, let's take a look at this video, and I'm going to take a look at some clips. Now, here's the thing. Look, folks, I do a lot of podcasting.

You know that. This show, I don't know if you all know that this show becomes a podcast. So, you can go to ChristianPodcastCommunity .org. You can find the podcast. You can find all the—the Christian Podcast Community is a ministry of striving for eternity.

So, you could check those out. You'll see my podcast, The Wrap Report, this one. I have So You Want to Be a Podcaster. I have stopped doing the daily one that I used to do. And then we have a Theology Throwdown.

So, I have five podcasts. If you can't get enough of me, I mean, really. But what I want to do is I want to explain something. As a podcaster, there's things that you do. Now, if you get a guy like Elon Musk on your podcast, you're doing a video.

You have him in studio. As far as I could tell, I'm not sure if he was in their studio or not. The reason I say that is I've watched the entire interview. They mentioned going to Texas to see him. So, I wasn't sure because they thanked him for coming into them.

There were a lot of their folks there, but it could just be that they got a place to set up, and he came to wherever they set up. I'm not sure. But what we end up seeing is that there was definitely some things you want to do when you are getting a big-name person in.

If you're going to get a big-name person into your podcast, you got to treat it well. Now, why am I saying that? Because I'm going to show you. These guys didn't know their guest. Okay? They were clueless.

I'm not saying that to be derogatory. I love a lot of the stuff that Babylon Bee does. But they're satirical. They're comedy. And as you're going to see, Elon Musk wasn't like that. If you watch this whole thing, he was not even though he says he likes Saturday Night Live and he liked The Onion, which is satire, but he doesn't like that they went all liberal bent.

He likes, it seems, listening or reading humor. He was not picking up the humor. And I'm going to show you clips. He was almost, it seems, bothered by trying to have a serious conversation and just being interrupted with jokes that showed that they weren't really listening or it didn't seem like they were caring about what he was trying to say.

He was trying to raise some pretty big issues that I actually thought he had some really, really good points on just the way we view energy in the world, renewable energy and things like that. But here's a clip I want to start with where what you're going to hear them do is they're going to actually ask him, what are we doing here?

They in the first 20-some minutes of this, okay, 28 minutes, he was actually started asking them questions. And they said, oh, we like that. We like us being interviewed. And it's like, no, you have someone in here for what he has to offer.

They started off talking a lot about themselves, and it looked like what they did was get a lot of tweets that he had tweeted, and that was their show prep. You get a guy like this, you have an agenda.

You have a plan. Just listen to this.

I think on that topic, I mean, the question that I just like really I mean, I feel so unqualified to be interviewing you right now. I think we all do. Why are we here?

I don't know. You asked for it. I'm not the one who asked for the podcast. You guys did, just to be clear. I'm not pushing the podcast on you. You guys came here.

Okay. So, like, you look at the look on his face, and he's just like, what is going on here? I mean, you guys invited me here. You're the ones that wanted me here. And it's as if he just really didn't know what he was doing there.

And you should have a plan. When you're going to do a podcast, you should have a plan. And this is the thing. They bring up some serious he's bringing up some serious topics, and I want to show you this just to show what ends up happening here is

I agree. The host of the Babylon Bee didn't listen to Elon at all. It was an awful interview. They missed an opportunity to really share the gospel with him. It was a real shame. Well, we'll get to that in a little bit and see.

And, you know, I find the Babylon Bee to be really funny. You know, I knew of Adam Ford, who started it. This guy that you can see on screen I'm trying to remember his name, Kyle. Give me a second. I'll remember his last name.

But he went to Master's University, so it's not like he's someone who is you know, that didn't have a good training. Kyle Mann is his name. And so he was someone who he has he's in solid Christian circles.

He was a co-pastor of a church. And so I have higher expectations. And, sorry, it's the guy with the black beard there on the left. The one with the I don't know. It's the I don't know what that is on his shirt.

But he's the only one of the guys that has a green and yellow picture on his shirt. But Kyle, you know, is someone who used to be a pastor, goes to a at least is involved in solid circles, or was at least for school.

These guys, as far as I know, were they're aware of solid people. They, you know, seem to promote guys like MacArthur and Vodibachum, things like that. So it seems that they're in good circles. But this interview I want to show you this.

This is where Elon Musk is actually going to I think he got awkward in this. And he was just talking about a serious topic of the metaverse. And he's they brought up the question for folks who don't know the metaverse, it's this thing where, you know, everyone's going to be living in a virtual reality.

You're going to have goggles on. You're not actually going to go out. You're going to do everything. They have virtual shopping now where you go into a store and it walks you around as if you're in a store on this metaverse.

Just go to the store. But he explained some serious stuff here, and they just weren't listening. And he actually just breaks out into, like, this awkward ad for the drink that he's drinking. And just watch his face and see how he just suddenly breaks out, like, what are we doing here?

I'll just do an ad.

But it's just like The way the metaverse is being sold right now is so underwhelming. It's like you're going to be in it's like Zoom meetings, but there's an avatar for the person next to you, you know?

Maybe you get to design your avatar.

Like I said, I don't want to be like, you know, some old codger sort of dismissing the Internet in 1995 is not amounting to anything. So there's some danger that that's the case. But I currently am unable to see a compelling metaverse situation.

Or Web 3 sounds like more marketing than reality. I don't get it. You know, maybe I will.

But I don't get it yet. Let's put it that way. It's definitely not monkeys playing pong. Let's just put it that way. I just like to advertise for White Claw.

White Claw, real men, drink White Claw.

So, you know, they're talking he's talking all serious. And he's been doing this now throughout this interview. And all of a sudden, they want to talk about monkeys playing pong. Now, the monkeys playing pong has to do with the fact that he's been working on something to train monkeys to play video games, play pong.

And so that's what that was about. Now, with that, what ends up happening is, you know, when you're in a you got a guy like this. I mean, he is the richest man in the world. And, you know, you have him on your show, and you're going to make a joke when he's talking serious.

That's not a wise thing to do. Now, let me bring in a friend of mine here, Mr. Brett Lynn. How are you? Hey. What's up? Can you hear me? That's weird. Let me see why. Hold on. I'm hearing you through the wrong audio.

That's weird. There we go. I hope you can hear me. Yes. How are you, sir? Doing pretty good. You don't look like you were really doing kickboxing. I'm just saying, for the record. I got cleaned up.

Yeah. I still have my Under Armour shirt on underneath.

I have an Under Armour shirt on underneath, too. Does that mean that I was kickboxing? Seriously? So, this next one, I know you came in at a perfect time, because I think this next clip is going to trigger you.

Oh, great. I love being triggered. I think so. So, Brett is a worship pastor down at Grace Fellowship Church of Levittown, Pennsylvania, not far from me. And so, you ready to get triggered? Yeah. You want to be triggered.

Here you go. This next clip is—now, I'm going to preface this, Brett, for you. These three guys claim to be Christians on a Christian ministry, and you get a guy that mentions—you know what it's like.

You're an evangelist. You do lots of evangelism. Don't you look for the opportunity when someone gives you some way to start talking about spiritual things? I mean, they're talking about the metaverse.

They're talking about all these other things. And all of a sudden, you get a chance to talk about Noah. Don't you think that's a great time to change the conversation and try to get it to the gospel, right?

And I actually think that's kind of what Musk was expecting. Like, I think he was expecting some kind of level of that conversation to be happening. Yeah.

If you watch this whole interview, the thing that got me is, you know, I actually think that Elon Musk was the one trying to promote spiritual conversations more than these guys. Yeah, yep. I mean—. They were probably starstruck.

And that could be. And this is one of the things—look, if you're doing a podcast, you're doing a show, yeah, you get a big star in, but you still have to be a professional about what you're doing. And if you're a Christian, look, so you have Elon Musk in your studio.

He's someone who needs the gospel. Like, I don't—you know, granted, I'm not pop culture savvy. So, like, I've witnessed to a lot of football players. I've noticed that. Yeah, you've noticed that. I've witnessed to movie stars and football players and baseball players, and I have no idea who they are.

That's probably a good thing. Yeah. So, but I want you to listen when they start talking about Noah. And what I want to do is I want you—and the reason I'm taking this time, folks, is because we obviously can't play the whole one-hour-and -40-minute video.

But I'm playing clips so you see there's some real problems I'm seeing with the way they conducted the interview. And here they're going to talk about Noah and watch who brings it up. And then I want you to watch and listen to the reaction from the guys from Babylon B.

They can't build spaceship. So, you know, we're, in effect, the steward of life. And we can make Mars like another planet with life on it. You know, it is—it's probably a dangerous analogy to use, but it's a bit like Noah's Ark.

But, you know, we bring more than two of every creature because it's a little incestuous, frankly. I mean, how does this work, you know? And did he hate the dinosaurs? Like, what's the—. Why is it like, yeah, if you do the dinosaurs.

Wow. Now, here you figure it's a great opportunity to correct him on what Noah's Ark was. A great opportunity to discuss the purpose of Noah's Ark. And let's see if that correction occurs. I mean, because was it incestuous?

That's like a slow pitch right down the middle.

I mean, you got a guy, he's talking about things. He's talking about metaverses. He's talking about being able to populate the science it would take to populate Mars. And that's a great opportunity to say, well, let's talk genetics.

Let's talk about why incest is wrong now that we have genetic entropy. And the genes, because of reproduction, reproduction, reproduction, we don't have as wide of a gene pool and we keep losing information.

And that's the reason we don't marry and have children with people that are close relatives to us because of the genetic entropy, because of the fact that the genes break down. It'd be a great opportunity to do that.

Do they do that? Let's listen.

It's like pro-incest, that of dinosaurs. I don't get it. Anyway, and it would have to be a very big book. So, but there's, you know, there's a metaphor. I don't know. Yeah. So anyway, so like this, there's some risk, especially over a long period of time.

Did you guys all hear that correction?

Yeah. No. Yeah, no, there wasn't. And it's weird because Elon Musk's a pretty awkward guy anyway. And these guys are all comedians and writers and stuff like that. Maybe they might be socially awkward too.

Who knows? Yeah. But he's not the kind of guy that you couldn't have a conversation with, like a normal conversation with and probably like run all over him, even though it's like a brilliant, brilliant dude.

He's super brilliant after listening to this. And I'll get to it later, Brett, but I really think one of the things with it is I think these guys, one of the points I'll show, I think they were just like, what in the world is he saying?

I just think he was so over them, like just speaking right over them. Yeah. They had no idea. I really think that was the case for a lot of this.

Yeah. And I didn't actually get to this part of the interview because by the time the one fellow was like, what are we even doing? I kind of turned it off because I thought it was really kind of awkward and embarrassing.

Even though it started out half decent with their conversation. But, yeah, goodness, it's Elon Musk. What an opportunity. I mean, the guy is incredibly influential and he's sitting there in your lap, you know, ready for you to share something with him.

And this is like an incredibly rare experience really for him. I mean, he's rubbing elbows with people, probably scientists, probably a lot of like humanists, atheists and stuff. Joe Rogan, you know, people like that.

And not a lot of Christian influence from any of those people. And here these guys are. It's like these guys have become like thrust into the spotlight a little bit. Like the news is talking about the Babylon Bee.

And so they've kind of become celebrities in their own right just because of how much success they've had with the Babylon Bee, which, you know, God bless them. I mean, they've done some incredibly hilarious stuff, and it's really kind of changed the face of comedy where it's like it's not just the onion running satire anymore.

It's not just the late night TV shows doing things. But there's like a lot of humor that they've brought into this. And a lot of, you know, even inside baseball jokes for Christians are like, you know, we can laugh at ourselves a little bit.

And some of the silly things like, you know, joking about potluck dinners and things like that. But all that's put them in this position where they can talk to the guy who might be in the grand scheme of things on the planet right now.

Elon Musk might be one of the guys that is actually on our side as far as not being in bed with all the lizard people. I don't know, all the weird economic forum people. And what's the big economic summit and stuff?

Well, the thing is that he's not being woke is really what it comes down to. You don't have any of these wealthy guys that we can say that about. And I think that's a point that, you know, look, he doesn't mix very often, I'm guessing, with Christians.

This was, for Babylon Bee, this was your opportunity to share the gospel. And this next clip is, you know, it bothered me when Elon brought up Noah and nothing was done, right? It bothered me. This next clip actually upset me.

And now, if you saw Justin Peter's video, you've seen the ending. But this is why I want to go through this in detail because, you know, there's some things that really bothered me in it. And I think it's going to bother you.

Let's take a listen at this point. This is a 58 minutes and 47 seconds spot. And, you know, there is a Bible verse that comes up with this. Before we play it, I'm just going to read from Scripture a little bit.

So, let me do that and look at what we have here in Ephesians chapter 5. It would have been good if I just had this up and ready. But, this is not coming up right. What I'm looking for is about the crude jesting, is the way it's worded in King James, or coarse jesting.

Okay, well, I will just paraphrase it rather than…. But there are several things that we end up seeing that we shouldn't be doing, one of them being we shouldn't be coarse jesting. And the idea or giving coarse jokes.

And with coarse jokes, some people, unfortunately, when they look at that, they think of…. Ephesians 5, 4. Is it 5, 4? Okay. Yeah, there we go. I knew it was Ephesians 5, I just couldn't find it. Okay, so here in verse 3.

But immorality or any impurity or greed must not even be named among you as is proper among saints. And there must be no filthiness and silly talk or coarse jesting, which is not fitting, but rather giving thanks.

So, we have three things. Filthiness and silly talk or coarse jesting. Now, what you end up seeing is all three of these have to do in the sexual realm, immorality. And so the filthiness, the coarse jesting is the idea of this is the sexual innuendos that people do.

The filthy talk, that's what coarse jesting is. It's something that should not, as we see here in Scripture, it shouldn't be named among the saints. Okay? Now, watch this clip after hearing what Scripture says.

Okay, well, my dad very much enjoyed that answer, I'm sure. I think as a male feminist, the one thing about the rockets is the symbolic symbology. What would it take to get some more vaginal-shaped rockets?

Just, you know, equality.

Now, before he tries to answer, I mean, I wanted to play that to show, how awkward is he? Yeah, I mean... The fact that this guy brings that question up, that has no place, no place, let me be really clear, no place in Christian discussion.

He's talking about rocket ships, and this guy is going to make a crude, coarse jesting type joke. I mean, he thinks he's funny, and notice all the other Babylon Bee guys, they're laughing at that. You know who wasn't laughing?

Elon Musk. Elon Musk. Now, here's the thing. What does Elon Musk think of these guys here? I mean, you looked at this, and if you watch it, he looks uncomfortable with it. And he's, you know, I'm going to play a little bit of this, just to show he is trying to be serious.