Welcome to unaborted with Seth Gruber. Thank you for tuning in today. Listen, if you didn't tune in last night

for the big digital event that we released with Colson Center and my faith votes you missed out,

but don't worry, we're bringing it for you here a Monday morning. This was a big digital event that we did

entitled How Then Shall We Vote?

Life and Death on the Ballot featuring yours truly as well as Scott Klussendorf and John Eek Stewart from Life Training Institute

John Stone Street from the Colson Center for World View and my friend Paul Isaacs from my faith

Votes and this event was intended to bring moral spiritual and political clarity to the Christian in America as they get ready to head to the Ballot or

Send in their ballot in times of political confusion which intensified more so now than seemingly any other time

At least in our life Christians can feel disillusioned and questions like

How should Christians vote or should we vote at all have become increasingly common?

But when one political party is

Devoted to the premise that an entire class of human beings, image bears of God, can be set aside for mistreatment or slaughter

Christians must vote for life, but you know, there's a lot of political myths that get spread and

Arguments that get hit at Christians on why they shouldn't vote for life or why they shouldn't vote at all

And so we leave no stone unturned and we answer those questions and bring you biblical and political clarity

Buckle up you don't want to miss this here we go

Good evening and welcome my name is Paul Isaacs. I'm vice president at my faith votes and we're gathering tonight to talk about the topic

How then shall we vote?

Life and death on the ballot

My faith votes we exist to be a bipartisan movement that represents 90 million Americans who stand for one name only and

That's Jesus because whether it's local state or national elections. We're standing for biblical truth in the public square

And that's by standing to vote. So we see our Judeo Christian values restored

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