All right. So I want to address, we got a lot of feedback from that Dommer answer. Yes,

that's what I heard. Yeah, it's kind of going, you know, we're getting viral on it because I think

a lot of people are watching it and they want to know and you had a very strong response to it.

And so I think, you know, do you want to follow up with any questions? We had so many questions and so

many comments on our social media about that. I think the thing is, is, again, we're so moved by what

people say. So saying you repent doesn't save you. Getting baptized, you know, doesn't save you. And again,

what is Dahmer? What is Bundy? These are, these are serial manipulative people. And that's what they do. And,

and again, I'm not a Dommer expert, but he manipulated his whole way through the trial,

you know, guaranteed upfront that he would not receive the death penalty so he could be some

guinea pig to study his brain. I think that's all a part of his manipulative tactics.

And, you know, there was this high school class, a teacher posts on my Instagram.

You know, our class said that you took that passage on murderers not entering heaven out of

context. Well, how can you take revelation in context? I mean, we have dragons, we have virgins,

we have the earth swallowing people. I mean, it's an extraordinarily

difficult book of the Bible to take in context. And so I think it's pretty clear. I mean,

murderers, there's an extraordinary grace that has to happen for people who intentionally,

purposefully take the life of others. And Jeffrey Dahmer definitely falls into that category,

luring people, desecrating bodies, doing horrific things. And again, I think so many of us,

I honestly think it's so that we can excuse our own behavior, believing that no matter what I do,

I'm good. And, you know, that's cheap

grace. That's not that's not why Christ died on the cross. He didn't die on the cross to give you

permission to sin. He died on the cross to give you the power to turn from sin. And so it's my

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