Welcome to the Colson Center Podcast Network.

This is Breakpoint this week, a weekly briefing on faith, culture, worldview, and mission with John Stone Street, president of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview.

Welcome to Breakpoint this week. I'm Shane Morris, and I'm here with John Stone Street talking about the stories of the week

from a Christian worldview perspective. And John, just so you know, I plan on going into isolation on a

small island I know of here on the west coast of Florida until this election is over. And then

afterwards I'll kind of catch up on the highlights real because I honestly can't take an election in a year

like 2020. It's just too much.

Well, I think that's a feeling a lot of people have. I think there's a sense I was

interviewed earlier even today for a broadcast that will air on another radio program in a couple

weeks. And they played some man on the street interviews or people on the

street interviews. I'll be politically correct there. And, you know, there is this sense. Like,

you know, you feel like you can't say what you believe out loud or you'll get canceled by one

side or the other. You know, we face kind of an impossible choice, you know, all kinds of things.

But, you know, the reminder this week by the pick Joe Biden of Kamala Harris' is his running mate is really just a reminder of, you know,

what the center portion of the Democratic Party is right now. And this is where they are.

This is a— Well, the surprising part to me, John,

was probably the media reaction where Kamala Harris is someone who's not been without controversy

in her time in office. And of course, she goes back to, you know, police work. She was a DA. And she was

pretty fierce in her prosecution. And so she's not, you know, on paper, she's not on the right side of a lot of

the debates on, or the left side, I should say, who many would consider the correct side of

many of the debates going on this year. And yet here she is at the bottom of the ticket here

for the Democratic nominee for president. That really surprises me. But I also see a really

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