The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in the things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Lapin on demand on the Blaze Radio Network.

Welcome everybody to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show, where I, your rabbi, remind you that the more that things change,

the more we need to depend on those things that never change.

And the truth is that being locked into the unchangeable liberates one to be able to explore and to adventure and to attempt all the things that you would be intimidated out of doing if you were in fact rootless and unanchored.

All of a sudden, knowing what the unchangeables are means you're free to try anything

because you are firmly rooted and firmly anchored.

And so what I like doing on this show is providing a strong acknowledgement of the timeless truths and our willingness to defend them against malevolent faddishness masquerading as you'll

pardon me progress whose object is the utter destruction of our culture the evisceration of civilization, and its replacement with, well, with nothing.

And all we see from those people is an almost surreal blend of slavish adherence to the politically

correct and a complete surrender to senseless vulgarity.

The truth is that the secular fundamentalism that you and I see

around us, you've got to recognize that it's a religion. It's a militant faith. It is a community

of belief and shared values. Yes, I'm describing the left. It is a community of belief and shared values. Yes, I'm describing the left. It is a community

of dogmas and heresies, a community of sacraments, a community of fanatics and saints and devils,

horns and halos. It is a religion. And the important thing to remember is that you can never

combat a religion with spreadsheets. A crusader will always defeat an accountant.

And the entire language of the left revolves around the language of the social crusade.

Everything they speak about is always the language of the social crusade, morality, compassion. It's the children, its values.

But the reality is that it isn't anything like that.

It is its own religious structure,

and it can only be defeated by another religious structure.

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