This is about to be a long few weeks, right?

Because if I had said woman, it's okay.

It's okay.

But really quick, let me, in this room, New Jersey,

let me, let me really, I want you to hear the heart behind this

series.

My heart is to attempt to address the disparity as it relates to the proportion of men that are a part of the Christian faith, a disparity that exists in the Christian faith,

that does not exist in the other two world major religions.

There's a huge disparity that exists.

So the question that we have to ask is, when it comes to other faiths, particularly the two others

that are the largest populated world religions, why is the proportion of men to women relatively equal? And then when it comes

to those of us who claim to be a part of something that is the truth, the percentage of the

participation of men is so drastically different.

Now there are, there has been research done on this.

I've been exploring this.

There's been research that's done on this.

There have been grants that have funded research to try to explore why some of these disparities exist.

And there are a number of reasons that really just that are really just

specific to men themselves so there's some things that men themselves have to kind of work out and

address and but we can't fix them everybody's got to fix themselves but there are some things

that we do as a faith that do not help our cause.

And those are the things that we need to address.

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