Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Friday. So I am so excited about the conversation

that we are having today with Dr. Albert Moller. He is a podcast host of a podcast that

I have listened to for years now called the briefing. He is also the president of Southern

seminary and he has been in the Southern Baptist Convention for a very long time, very

influential in Christian thinking on culture and politics. And so this is going to be a

great little break from the very intense episode that we had on Wednesday. This will also

be a very engaging and insightful episode for you. But we're going to take a break from

some of the very controversial and intense things that we talked about on Wednesday.

Talk about some other very important things today about how Christians confront the moral

revolution that has been going on, how we disciple our children, how we should think

about voting in November in all of the very pressing issues that Christians are feeling

the pressure from before we get into the conversation. I want to tell you guys again about

the CLT exam that is coming up on June 20th. So it's time to sign up that is the classic

learning test. So you guys know SAT, ACT, it's usually just out of this test that you

have to give up your Saturday for, but the SAT and the ACT are actually the two most powerful

forces driving curriculum in the United States today. And the sad part about that is that

they are typically left wing. The college board, which owns the SAT is a far left organization.

Last year, the college board had students reading Bernie Sanders's op-eds. So they've

gotten agenda, they affect public school curriculum, they affect all school curriculum,

and the CLT is a great alternative to that. It has been adopted by more than four or 200

colleges and nearly every college will now consider CLT scores at least a supplemental

component of an application. The CLT is shorter than the SAT and ACT. Students can now take

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