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I avoid using pronouns for transgender identifying persons,

and I reject the new vocabulary because I've seen the suffering to which it leads.

I often compare Mormonism to like a pressure cooker, but it's got no release valve.

And they just keep turning up the heat, try harder, and keep improving, keep striving.

The Holy Spirit doesn't use errors. He doesn't use false statements.

And confidence in certain false statements might actually land you in hell instead of in heaven.

Our greatest problem is not suffering. It's suffering and dying without Christ.

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One story, two headlines. The first is from the Denver Post.

Denver Archdiocese Seuss, Colorado, over right to exclude LGBTQ people from universal preschool.

The other one, same story. Denver Archdiocese Seuss, Colorado, over preschool program that excludes Catholic schools.

Well, that one's from the National Catholic Register.

What should we make of this story? And, well, is this a religious exclusion built into Colorado's universal preschool program?

Greetings and welcome to issues, etc. Live on this Wednesday afternoon.

It's 23rd of August. I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in.

We're going to talk about media coverage of a lawsuit filed by the Archdiocese of Denver for excluding Catholic schools from Colorado's universal preschool program.

Terry Maddingley of Get Religion will be our guest. We'll spend some time with Joy Pullman of the Federalist discussing the growing popularity of classical education.

Then we'll look forward to Sunday morning, according to the one year electionary.

We'll be in the 12th Sunday after Trinity, Pastor Peter Bender will take us through the great mercy of God.

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