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welcome to broadcast episode 17 I think it's 17 pretty sure it's 17. So as I'm recording this we are just a few days after the

tragic shooting at the Texas Church and I wanted to talk for a little bit about some of the

implications of that shooting, not for gun control and not for the typical

issues that such events usually stir up.

But rather I wanted to talk about the implications of events like that for apologetics,, the shooter of apologetics.

So how does that make sense?

Well, the shooter in this case was an open atheist, an avowed atheist, a militant atheist,

and he went into a church and he shot up a bunch of Christians at worship.

So you have a stark contrast.

You have Christians worshiping God, and you have an atheist who comes in with a gun

and shoots and kills 26 of them at the last count.

Now the issue here is not, oh look at the Christians doing a nice thing and look at the atheist doing an

evil thing because anybody who is at all familiar with human history, church history, knows that there have been occasions where

professing Christians have done evil things and professing Christians have

participated in slaughters and massacres and so on. So my point is not that an atheist

did a bad thing, see atheism is false, or the Christians were doing a good thing so see Christianity is true.

What I wanted to what I want to point out is who is being consistent in this,

all right?

What is not what does your position make you do,

but what does your position allow you to do? What does your

position allow for? So if I live next door to an atheist, I do not believe, and I'm a professing Christian and he's a professing atheist,

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