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do you do How should we as followers of Jesus live in a world that doesn't like what we believe? Today on Truth for Life we'll look at the

world through the lens of scripture to better understand why we believe and what we

believe and what we believe and what we should look for in leadership. This is another of our listener favorite

messages from Alistair Begg. We're studying Genesis chapter one. It was the 19th of November in 1863, none of us were present. It was four and a half months after the Union armies had

defeated the Confederate troops that Lincoln at Gettysburg in the course of an address that I only ever

here on Memorial Day weekend by the students from Shagrin Falls High School in the cemetery.

I've heard it now for 40 years but I've never memorized it but part of it goes like this

these dead to which he refers these dead shall not have died in vain.

This nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom.

A government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not

perish from the earth. The 19th of November 1863.

June of 22, Roe versus Wade is struck down and the British journalist commenting on this from

America writing back to the United Kingdom,

wrote as follows America today,

feels like one country that contains two very separate nations,

inhabited by two tribes that have completely different values, beliefs, and goals.

They have just moved farther apart. So describing a nation vastly different from 1863 and a nation which today is still something of a vast wealthy superpower, experiencing

events, realities, situations for which we have no obvious historical parallels.

I remember the old television program name that tune and people used to say I can name that tune in 10 notes or 7 notes or whatever it was.

And so I want to say to you that I can name a Christian worldview in four words, in four words. And I hope that this will be a help to all of us when we engage with people

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