Ep 339 | The Price of Losing Georgia & Christian Nationalism
December 16, 2020
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Episode 339 · December 16, 2020
Ep 339 | The Price of Losing Georgia & Christian Nationalism
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Ep 339 | The Price of Losing Georgia & Christian Nationalism
Summary
We've got several topics to cover today, including what kind of bills the Democrats are trying to pass and how that relates to the importance of the Georgia Senate runoff. The Left is eager to impose its views and morality on all Americans through law, and a win in Georgia would bring us a step closer to that goal. With a Democrat-controlled Senate, you can expect to see expanded taxpayer-funded abortion and less religious freedom. And, Beth Moore recently went viral for a tweet thread in which she proclaims the dangers of "Christian nationalism," but does she really know what that term means?
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Today's sources:
The Equality Act Is a Time Bomb https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/the-equality-act-is-a-time-bomb/
A Liberal Law Professor Explains Why the Equality Act Would ‘Crush’ Religious Dissenters https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/05/law-professor-explains-why-the-equality-act-would-crush-religious-dissenters/
This Is the Future That Liberals Want https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2020/09/democrats-win-senate-white-house/616370/
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