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So tell me why, why have a knife, have a knife.

Hurred from you, why have a knife, who's got me?

Tell me why, why have a knife, have a knife.

Hurred from you, why have a knife, who's got me?

Welcome back to Issues et cetera. I'm Todd Wilkins.

We're hearing from our listeners on a weekly basis today on a wide variety of subjects.

Christian nationalism, plan B commercials that are apparently running before some of our

podcasts on certain podcast servers, and a pastor who hears God's voice. Our listener email

is talkback at issuezctc.org and the issues etc. comment line 618-223-8382. After we go through

some email and the comment line, we will be teaching a Sunday school lesson with Pastor Tom Baker

of Law and Gospel on Jacob and Esau in Genesis chapters 25 and 27. Let's begin with Aaron and

Falls Church, Virginia. Aaron writes after listening to Mark Tully define genuine Christian nationalism

as people who want a Christian confessional state that would privilege Christianity and Christians

over other religions, I was left rather confused. Are we seriously supposed to think that the vast

majority of Christian history from Constantine, a saint commemorated by the Lutheran church

Missouri Synod, through the piece of Augsburg, Ques Regio, Eus religio, practically up until a few

decades ago in America was based on a sinful unbiblical relationship between the church and state

that is in opposition to Jesus' teachings. American states still had established churches after the

Constitution just how recently with the Bible still taught in American public schools. If Mr.

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