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gets out to as many people as possible. Thanks. All right, welcome back to another live Monday Q&A with myself, Pastor Joel Webbin

with Right Response Ministries. We do this every Monday at noon, 12 p.m. Central Time, every Monday at 12 p.m. Central

Time. I'm going to go ahead and just jump right into it. I've got a few announcements that I'll make

along the way. But today's topic, what I want to address is one of the most common objections that

you'll hear people use, which I believe is a misinterpretation, a twisting of the

scripture, but they'll use this in order to assuage their guilty consciences and justify

their uninvolvement, their outright avoidance of being engaged

biblically with certain cultural and political issues in the world today. What people will say

is they'll say, well, this world is not our home. And they'll use verses in the New Testament

that speak of Christians as strangers in this world, aliens in this world, sojourners. Those are the

words that the New Testament does in fact use to describe New Testament Christians and their

present placement in this world.

The Bible does use those terms, but those terms are misused by those who are basically

just against post-millennialism.

They're basically individuals who want to say there is no culture war.

At this point, that rhetoric has kind of

fall into the wayside. You don't hear a lot of Christians using that any longer. It's pretty

much impossible to ignore at this point when you have our culture and politics trying to trans

kids, putting CRT curriculum in our schools. You've got drag queen,

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