Welcome to the Breakpoint podcast and our Q&A segment Ask the Colson Center.

I'm Shane Morris and I'm here with John Stone Street answering your questions.

These questions are based on breakpoint commentaries and podcasts that we've aired, short courses

we've held, and articles and columns that we've posted.

I kind of like to think of this time as the behind the scenes or the making of bonus features

segment on some of my favorite movies because we want to have these discussions to really get behind

the commentaries and articles that you enjoy at Breakpoint and to help you understand our thinking

a little bit on some of these important issues. And often these questions, John, really

challenge me to think harder about this stuff. And that's definitely going to be the case this

week. We've got some tough and incisive questions. So yeah, and it's no surprise. Our first question

is, you know, immediately about the story of the week. You know, we record a weekly conversation called Breakpoint this week, and it's on our

podcast as well as on, I think about, I don't know, five or six hundred radio outlets every

weekend.

And the timing is always tough, right?

Because we record on Thursday, and then something happens on Friday, and then it airs

on Saturday.

And that certainly is what happened this week

with the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Yeah, so a reader writes in to us this really good question.

After Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, I saw numerous Christian friends on Facebook quote and pay homage

to her legacy.

They don't even say, I don't have the same

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