Satan Was The First Feminist | Lisa Bevere
November 19, 2024
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Episode 386 · November 19, 2024
Satan Was The First Feminist | Lisa Bevere
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Summary
The spiritual root of the war on women exposes the deeper dismantling of children’s innocence. Lisa Bevere joins Seth Gruber to discuss the interworkings of feminist ideology and the secrets Leftists have been hiding. The demoniacs have been at work for over a century and people are just now waking up. Where is our country headed if feminism continues to erase masculinity?
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