New Year, new me. Nah. I'm fine just the way I am. Doing the things I love. Like enjoying

a latte on the bus with some music or on a walk with a friend. My only resolution is

to enjoy more of what I love. Like switching up my usual with oat, soy, almond or coconut.

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Hey guys, welcome to relatable happy Monday. Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. Today, we're

not going to talk about the news. We're not going to talk about the Grammys. We're not going

to talk about politics. We're actually going to talk about two articles by Tim Keller, one of them

about death, one of them about Christian nationalism. And then I'll give you some of my thoughts on that.

And that will lead us into a conversation, not a conversation, but a story actually coming out

of the Christian post about California ethnic studies plan that teaches kids to chant to an Aztec

God and encourages human sacrifice and how that ties into what we're going to talk about today.

And where I think our concerns should actually lie as far as which kind of ideologies are

infiltrating Christianity and opposing Christianity. There's a lot that I want to talk about today.

And there's a lot that I want to talk about this week. The Grammys did happen last night.

I know most of you are like me. You probably didn't watch. You don't care all that much.

But it is interesting to look at these cultural moments and to study what we as a society

care about, what we deem okay, what we deem worth celebrating, and then what we deem worth

castigating. So a lot of people have pointed out, for example, that Cardi B's WAP was the song of

the year, but we are two. We are two now culturally sensitive to read something like an A.B.

role doctor, Susbook, which has politically and corrective, potentially offensive

depictions of people. That is worth cancellation, but self-objectification and the name of

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