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And be sincere in your answer. When is the last time or have you ever heard? Let's just

get it down to the court system, the school system, the Hollywood, governmental agencies.

You say, when's the last time you heard the word sin? Little word, S-I-N. I don't think

they use that word anymore. Yeah, that's an arcade word. They don't use that word anymore.

Okay, but that leads to my next question. Well, if they're not using that word anymore

to characterize certain behaviors, you know, if people are shooting, looting, burning,

having hatred, up in your face, spitting in your face, spray paint in your car, tear, ripping

you out of a vehicle because you're going along with a flag sticking out the window.

You're describing peaceful protest. I'm describing, oh, perfectly normal and healthy.

Yeah, peace to get on. What are they used to word? What is the word the modern day word?

What do they call, what do you look at sin? We have list of sins.

What do they say, mistakes? Illness. Because like I've heard a lawyer say that no matter what

he's a defense lawyer, no matter what happens, he always says the same thing.

Mistakes were made. Apologies were given. Chicks are in the mail. Yeah. Yeah.

In other words, so, so look, so you have to take a Bible text. The acts of the sinful nature

are obvious. So the apostle Paul is saying you can look out at humanity and you can say,

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