I am on a shame. What about you?

So Zach sent me this morning something I would call shocking

with news act this our old friend George Barna who's

He's a

Survey man, you know, he's for years. He's like done a lot of surveys about what believers, you know around America

Church leaders that type of thing. He wrote a book many many years ago. I guess one of his first ones called the frog in the kettle

Which was a pretty big splash back then about you know just finding out what with the vibe was in churches because you know

You're in your little place that you're in, you know, and you don't always know what's going on across the landscape

So he just did some research

And and when it came out that here's what was the results of it

Um, he had um, he did a survey for Christian pastors around America

And I asked if they what they're if they possessed a biblical worldview and then there were criteria

And I don't know Zach if you can find those criteria because I don't have that right in front of me. Yeah, I

Got him right here. He didn't read them. Yeah, yeah, read this so so we're gonna set it up and then I'm gonna read the results that and get you and Jason get your take on it

All right hold on I said I had it up. Yeah, so that essentially what he's defining here is um

What what does it mean to have a Christian worldview and so then he's gonna ask the question among

Certain populations of people who who holds these views right here to be true

And there's not many of them and they're pretty broad

The first one is

For the purpose of the survey

Uh, Barnard defines a biblical worldview as believing that absolute moral truth exists number one

So absolute moral truth exists

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