Do the spiritual paths presented by the world's various religions all lead to the same God?

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Be true to yourself, true to your country.

Be a real American.

That's pro wrestler Hogan's famous mantra.

Well, with his passing, there's been a lot of mixed reaction to his contribution to American life,

to entertainment, to the sport of wrestling, to the entertainment of wrestling,

and even the president had something to say with the passing of Hulk Hogan.

Welcome back to Issues, Cetera, joining us to talk about good and evil, professional wrestling and Hulk Hogan.

Pastor Hans Feeney, pastor of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in St. Louis, creator of a series of comical videos called Lutheran satire.

He's a contributor to the Federalist and author of a recent column, titled Hulk Hogan was the hero we all needed.

Hans, welcome back. Good to be with you.

Tell us about your first experience of professional wrestling and of Hulk Hogan. Yeah, so I was seven years old. My family had just moved from Utah to Connecticut. And so it was the summertime,

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