Thank you for joining us for another episode of God, Law, and Liberty with David Fowler,

President of the Family Action Council of Tennessee.

Every week, we are putting culture, politics, and law on a collision

course with the truth of God's word. And now here's Davis.

Thank you for joining me for today's episode of God, Law and Liberty. And today I'm going to put some of the Christian thinking about politics in the crosshairs of what I think the word of God says in relation to how some perhaps

many Christians and certainly many Christian policy leaders are responding to changes in the Republican Party

platform on abortion and the marital relationship.

But what I'm going to say today applies to all Christian thinking regarding political engagement, period.

So don't tune out if you think I'm not one of those leaders because the leaders need to change in

certain ways that I'll get to and that won't happen if those who follow them are not equipped and I'm going to be straight up after

thinking further about several things.

Something I said last week,

the transgender depiction of Dionysus' table at the opening ceremony,

the Paris Olympics, something said about a year ago by Jeff Schaefer, attorney and director

of the Hale Institute. Something said last week by Jason Farley on an episode of Knox Unplugged, I came to the conclusion that the prevailing Christian political

and legal advocacy movement needs to repent of what they're doing.

Which is what I realized in recent years I needed to do. So I'm not pointing fingers at others so much as I would try to call others

to come with me in repenting.

But let me preface what I'm gonna say

because it's gonna include my take

on some things Jeff Schaefer or Jason Farley said that these are my thoughts and my thoughts alone.

They should not be attributed to them. They can speak for themselves and they're both too dear to me to get them in hot water over how I took or how I understood or how I would apply what they said.

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