Welcome to Politics by Faith. Thanks for getting here. Came across this quote, Richard Sibs. He was an English Puritan, late 1500s. He was called the Heavenly Doctor. Not because he was a doctor, medical doctor. He would heal souls. He would lighten people's injured souls with his preaching. Known for his line,

the depths of our misery can never fall below the depths, his depths of mercy. And there's more

mercy in Christ than sin in us. But here's the quote I came across. The special work of our ministry

is to lay open Christ, to hold up the tapestry and unfold

the mysteries of Christ.

Let us labor, therefore, to be always speaking somewhat about Christ or tending that way.

When we speak at the law, let us drive us, let it drive us to Christ. One of moral

duties, let them teach us to walk worthy of Christ. Christ, or something tending to Christ,

should be our theme and mark to aim at. I love that. I hope we do that with this podcast here.

I have some final thoughts on the Minneapolis shooting from the ICE agent the other day.

Still a lot of questions that we don't have answers for.

I don't know if we ever will.

Yesterday on the show, we talked about the kindergarten teacher complex,

which I think is a major part of what would drive this woman to introduce herself into a law enforcement

operation.

We got some confirmation yesterday, confirmation on this fact, to back up my kindergarten

teacher complex idea, that she has three kids, she dropped one of them off at school, that the father

of that child is deceased from a couple years ago. She has two other kids, though, who are in the

custody of their father. I don't know the details, of course, but I know enough about family

court and the bias that the family court has towards the mom.

Even in the face of obvious problems with mom, the courts will side with the mom.

So the bias is so strong that if you ever come across the situation where the courts side with the dad and give the custody

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