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I'm Warren Smith, and today you'll be listening in on my conversation with

Ryder and Calvin University Professor Kristen Dumay.

There are biological differences, hormonal, right?

There's all kinds of differences we can explore.

Are these differences that we ought to amplify?

Are these differences that we ought to just accept and live?

And as Christians, what meaning is described to particular gender differences?

In the 1990s when Bill Clinton's sexual promiscuity created a constitutional

crisis for the country, evangelicals were virtually unanimous in their

position that character matters, even in the lives of our secular and political

leaders.

Fast forward about 15 years to 2010, and many of those same evangelical

leaders had the same cry on their lips, character matters.

This time though, they were responding to Donald Trump's talk about running for

president.

So fast forward, yet a few more years to 2016, and you've got to ask the question,

how did 81% of evangelicals vote for Donald Trump for president?

Answering that question is one of the driving forces behind Kristen Dumay's new

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