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Slack.com slash DHQ. So we, Christian conservatives, are very often accused of trying to impose our

religion on others, of trying to push our religion. No matter what the topic is, no matter

what we're talking about, it always comes back to that. Our opponent is always going to

accuse us in the end of, you're trying to push your religion on me. And this will even

happen when they're the first ones to bring up religion. So I don't know how many times

I've had a conversation like this where I'm talking off into a liberal and they'll

say, well, you know, the Bible and Jesus agree with me on this topic. I mean, Jesus

said himself that he agrees with me on whatever topic we're talking about. And then I'll

say, well, no, he doesn't. And in fact, here are a couple of verses that prove. And then

he'll say, stop pushing your religion on me. Why do you bring up religion all the time?

I didn't. You did. So there's this weird thing that liberals do while they, they, they

will try to use their first tactic is to try to use my religion against me. And when

that doesn't work, then they'll claim that religion has nothing to do with it. And we

should be talking about religion. So this is the way it usually goes. This is especially

the case when it comes to the topic of abortion and now Roe v. Wade, which has been the subject

of conversation, obviously, for the last couple of weeks. And we were again, as conservatives,

we were once again accused of this on of all places Fox News yesterday when pro abortion

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