There's no doubt that Americans are more polarized than ever before.

Many liberals are quick to call Trump a fascist, and many conservatives think nothing of calling Democrats baby killers.

But in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, many are questioning if we've gone too far and if our moral indignation hasn't crossed a line into dangerous demonization.

Dr. Anthony Bradley, a Christian scholar and research professor at Kuyper College, posted this the day Charlie was killed.

Charlie Kirk's assassination is straight out of this Haight book. If you believe that people are

evil, it justifies eliminating evil by any means necessary, which includes death. Hight predicted

this because Americans demonize those with whom they disagree. But this disturbing trend of demonizing

others isn't just between Democrats and Republicans.

We see this between the many tribes and the church, between fundamentalists and charismatic,

reformed and non-reformed, or even between those who support my work and those who don't.

You know, enough is enough with people consuming the demonic evil content that Julie Royce puts out.

Is there a tie between dehumanizing language and harmful actions?

And if so, how should we as Christians engage with both those who hate us and with those whose behavior we despise?

Welcome to the Roy's Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the truth and

restoring the church. I'm Julie Roy's. Well, joining me today is Paul Cochlin, an author speaker and founder of the

Protectors, an anti-bullying organization. He's also a friend of the Roy's report and spoke at

our Restore conference in 2022. So, Paul, welcome. It's a pleasure to speak with you again.

Great to be with you again. Thank you.

Well, Paul, you reached out to me shortly after Charlie Kirk's assassination, and you really wanted to speak into this cultural moment.

Would you explain why you're so concerned with what you're seeing right now?

Well, you know, given the background that we have with bullying, I've been an expert witness

and legal cases, and we've been battling bowling for over 20 years now, and it just can't

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