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All right, all welcome to season two of Sons of Patriarchy.

Last season, season one was all about trying to figure out what the problem is, where the problem has come from, who the major actors or actor are in all of this

and where we see this historically coming from

and sort of where we see this going towards

and then how it's affected the church,

how it's affected civil society, America and abroad,

and how these movements and ideas are really,

really gaining steam right now.

And that's all about season two. We're trying to,

we're trying to look up broader than we did season one. Season one was all about Doug Wilson,

a lot of his ideas in season two is kind of the whole movement as a whole and trying to figure

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