Ray, I think it's important for us to clarify, though, that when we hit topics like this,

there can be this perception of we're saying, oh, people who are Christians are now no longer

Christian, meaning that people are losing their salvation. But you talk about this at length

in terms of, no, you don't lose your salvation. There are false converts.

Yeah, and our churches are filled with them.

As I've often mentioned, tears among the wheat, foolish virgins among the wise, bad fish among the

good, sheep among the goats or goats among the sheep. They're going to be sorted out on

judgment day. So it's very important that we come back to the fact that we preach an unadulterated

gospel that sorts out the sheep from the goats before we sit them and

abuse. Yeah. Because a lot of people are going to get shot on Judgment Day. I think also this,

another thing comes in the equation that we now have, as I mentioned before, access to sin like

never before as a nation. I see so many people that are, when I go to the local college each day,

I come out to a bike, I don't walk up, most people walk up to people in the local college.

I come up on a bike super fast and they look up with a sense of guilt on their face because I've

arrived suddenly like that and you know they're doing something they shouldn't, looking at something

they shouldn't, at something they shouldn't

and it's that access to the darkness

that they love that causes them to hate the light

and that's what I've got a generation

that they're anti-Christian in that sense

but no different than the other

culture that's gone before us

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