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What's up, guys, Jeff and Jeremy here. Another episode of Five Minute Fatherhood. We have a

quote we want to read for you, and then I'm going to get Jeremy's thoughts on it. This quote is from

William Booth. If you don't know who that has, he was the founder of Salvation Army. I think this quote was 1902, so I'm bad at math on the fly. What would that be 117 years ago? Nice. Crazy. Yeah, right, right? Isn't that? Did I do that math right? Yeah, I think that's it.

But I think, oh, fascinating? Isn't that? Did I do that math right? Yeah, I think that's it.

But I think, oh, fascinating. I love quotes that are that old that still ring just as true,

if not more true. And so that's what I love about this. So he said this. He said, don't expect your children to be so naive that they won't see beneath the cloak of a false Christianity,

especially if they find it in their own home. And don't think that after they discover

it's unreality that they won't then despise it. Don't be surprised if when they see such

hypocrisy hypocrisy, they make it an excuse for neglecting, if not positively disbelieving in

Christ altogether. Man, it's positively disbelieving in Christ altogether.

Man, it's powerful, it's convicting. But yeah, the danger of hypocrisy in the home, coupled with that quote.

What are your thoughts, Jeremy?

Yeah, I think sometimes it's important that we talk about tactics and training and some of those things,

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