Today on The Matt Wall Show, this shouldn't need to be explained, but it does apparently.

Today we'll talk about why Christians should not and cannot support Joe Biden.

Also five headlines, including Trump receiving an endorsement from another famous rapper

and in our daily cancellation, in light of recent events involving Jeffrey Tuben,

I will be canceling Zoom and all other forms of video calling. All of that coming up.

But let's, we begin here. You know, every few days it, it seems there's another

news article blog post editorial making the rounds on Facebook and stuff with a title like,

you know, why this evangelical minister is voting for Joe Biden or I'm an actual pro-life

Christian. So I'm voting for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris or faith leaders back Biden

in sign that evangelical support for Trump is waning. The polls still say that Trump is leading

as expected with Protestants, though Biden also, as expected, I'm afraid, has majority support

among Catholics. Overall, people who qualify, at least according to pollsters, as highly religious,

still tend not to vote for Democrats, but the trends are troubling. Support for Joe Biden or

any other Democrat candidate among religious people ought to be steady at around 0%.

But it's quite higher than zero and rising. And that's a problem. Now, I'm not here to claim

that a Christian has any obligation to vote for Republicans. That's not the point of. The

Republican Party is not the official Christian party and Christians have no obligation to it.

I'm also not going to argue that Donald Trump is a man of deep faith or high moral character,

because I don't believe he is either of those things. You know, if you haven't listened to

Ben Shapiro show yesterday, I agree with his take on Trump and the reasons, the reasons to vote for

him. That's not going to be my focus, though. Whatever you decide to do on election day,

what I can say is that if you're a Christian or any adherent to any other major religion for that

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