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Tim Barton. And guys, we've talked about the Ten Commandments a lot over the last few weeks. That's not

going to stop. We're going to keep talking about it because there is some momentum building across the country to bring back just these foundational truths that used to

permeate the country. We pushed it all out. There was this movement to move, got out of the

public square, get rid of the Ten Commandments, all those things. And now we're finally starting to

turn that around legislation across

the country. A lot of these legislators that come to our conference every year, they're now going

back to their states and filing bills to get the Ten Commandments back in schools and courthouses

and all these things. So it's a really exciting time around this really important topic.

Well, it is important, and it is really key because you go back to George Washington,

he said our political prosperity is built on religion and morality, and if you try to separate

religion and morality, you're not a patriot.

Well, there is nothing more in the essence of the religious law and the moral law than the

Ten Commandments.

It's simple.

It's ten simple commandments with our

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