Welcome to Politics by Faith. Thanks for being here. Josh Howerton. He is the pastor of a church in Texas. I know nothing about him. I do not endorse his theology. I don't know anything about. But he made this post on the Twitter, which I think is worthy to share. He said, I've been asked or demanded to apologize for, repent,

or remove the pre-election sermon that I preached calling Christians as salt to the earth

to vote for the set of policies between the two choices that very obviously best slowed societal decay.

I don't know, I don't endorse his sermon.

I don't know what he said.

But he said, we got two choices here, people.

And the result of him probably suggesting that Trump was the better of the two choices.

He said he was the victim of internet mobs, organizations threatening legal action,

my home address doxed again, that means revealed made public. Our home insurance application

initially denied because of that sermon due to increased threats of vandalism or assault.

He says, based on what we know now, three months later, just three weeks into the Trump administration, I do not regret it at all for the following reasons.

And he goes on and he posts a bunch of stories that have happened in just the last few weeks from a Christian perspective.

First, international Planned Parenthood to lose $61 million due to Trump's executive order.

Next, expanding educational freedom and opportunity for families.

Third, the Trump administration has reportedly tracked down 80,000 of the over 300,000 missing children, missing migrant children.

300,000.

The Biden administration didn't know where they were.

Most likely sex trafficked or used as like a type of slave labor.

Another executive order, protecting children from chemical and surgical mutilation.

Ending USAID funding, which created a, at the least, a perverse incentive for Christians.

They would go to different places around the world and say, hey, Christian culture or this

Christian organization in wherever, you have to preach about

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