Hi, this is Lily DeHoya Sanderson, and you're listening to Cheesing Glory.

Thank you very much for joining me for Part 2 of Doctrine Convenants, Sections 41 through 44.

Another just quick current event, could be longer, right but I'm going to keep this quick because there's a lot to get to.

Actually, this ties in to a verse that we saw in Section 38 that I mentioned, but I'm going to mention again.

It just has stayed in my mind.

As I look at current events in the world, and as I look at just, again, the nasty political

scene where there's so much hostility and anger and what seems to be hard-heartedness, again, I'm not trying to make a final judgment,

but as an intermediate judgment, I feel pretty comfortable in saying that there are a lot of hard hearts on display.

And what I mean is that in this particular application is that we see these men on the street interviews, or they go to a rally, or they go to a demonstration or a protest, or, you know, talk to people who are on certain sides of arguments, and they ask them to consider certain data that might challenge their

opinions.

And some of this is very provable.

Like we're not talking about just opinion against opinion.

Sometimes we're talking about opinion,

and then they're confronted with some data, some facts.

And people with great frequency, now, of course, this becomes newsworthy, right?

So there might be some that are more persuadable that they don't, you know, really publish

because that's not as, you know, extreme or doesn't get the headlines or the shares or anything.

But there still are so many that fall into this category of a card that my dad used to have on his

office bulletin board in Indiana that said, my mind is made up, don't confuse me with facts.

And I mean, I was a little girl when that was the case.

I mean, I, you know, grew up in Indiana,

but other than high school,

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