Hey, welcome to Politics by Faith. I'm Mike Slater. We have a special edition of the podcast for you.

This is a TV special that we did in September on the first TV. It's called Faith Under Attack.

We talked to the great Dennis Prager,

who I love. We talked to the pastor in Canada who was thrown in jail for staying open during COVID. You've seen him before you heard it. He's the guy, it's like, you fascist, you fascist.

Talk to that guy. And we talked to coach Joe Kennedy. He's the guy, it's like, you fascist, you fascist. We talked to that guy. And we talked to coach Joe Kennedy.

He's the football coach in Washington State who kept praying after his football games.

And he got fired for it.

And the case went all the way up to the Supreme Court.

And he won.

So a wonderful religious freedom victory there.

Three amazing guests. The closing monologue, we talked about how the Ivy League universities, all of them, except for one, were founded as Christian seminaries.

The original motto for Harvard was in Christi-Glorium for the glory of Christ. What happened? Look at it now.

That's all coming up. But let's start out with how faith is under attack in America. I lay out

the argument, see if you agree. We'll go from there. I'm grateful you're here. Of course,

we still have our normal podcast formats that we're going to do at least twice a week.

But hopefully you enjoy these other things that we throw in here as well for your listening edification and enjoyment.

Here it is, Faith Under Attack. Hey, Slyder Crusaders. America is the greatest country in the world.

Thanks so much for being here. Religion is under attack in America. Now this isn't a prediction

for the future. I'm not here to say that one day maybe we'll be under an identity. Religion has

been under attack. So before we talk about the future, let's just assess the moment that we're in

right now. So Gallup has been asking this question since 1994.

Do you believe in God? It used to be 98% of Americans said yes, I believe in God. Today, 81% said yes.

...