You're listening to Stand to Reason's hashtag SDRask podcast with Greg Kokel and Amy Hall.

And Greg, in the last episode, we were talking a little bit about law and the Christian worldview.

And so we're going to continue on that line.

And we're going to start with a question from Vince.

I have been asked, how does it affect me if a gay couple gets married or if a woman makes a decision about her reproductive health,

or if someone chooses a different faith system than yours.

Okay.

Again, we started the last show kind of like this, so Questi came up, and I find myself kind of chuckling, not derisively, but how can I best characterize it?

It's like, I'm shaking my head, all right, so I'm just going to give a counter example.

How does it, this doesn't cover every one of those points because there are different points that were just made.

So how does it affect you if I beat my wife?

It doesn't hurt you.

Go home, enjoy yourself.

Kiss your wife.

Let me beat my wife.

How does that affect you?

So that would be a parallel to the so-called reproductive health, which is just a euphemism for a woman taking the life of her unborn child. How does that affect you? How does that affect me if, you know, women who try to learn

to read in Saudi Arabia get acid thrown on their face.

How does that affect you?

It reflects such a, at least in that particular example, such a, I don't even know how to describe it,

such a completely narcissistic point of view. If it doesn't affect you

personally, then why should you have anything to say about it? When it turns out that many

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