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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

Karen Pence is in the news as she increases her role in the 2020 presidential campaign.

In an interview with USA Today, she was asked about her decision to resume teaching art at

Emmanuel Christian school, which doesn't allow gay teachers or students. The reporter suggested

that a gay person might say your

faith is attacking them for who they are. Mrs. Pence replied, I don't make that connection.

This country was founded on religious liberty, and I think we have to be careful about infringing

on anyone else's beliefs. I think that if you have someone who has a certain belief,

that doesn't mean they're necessarily judging you. She illustrates her point effectively.

For example, there are people who have certain dietary restrictions because of their faith.

I don't feel like they are judging me if I eat that food. She then added,

that's unfortunate if someone feels judged.

It certainly would never, ever, ever be my intention for anyone to feel judged by me.

Definitely not.

But I'm just a person who believes in the Bible, so it shouldn't be right for someone to attack

me for my beliefs.

Let's work with Mrs. Pence's analogy for a moment.

The website Dallas Kosher lists a large number of restaurants that serve kosher food in our city.

If I walk past one of these restaurants while eating a cheeseburger,

violating the Orthodox Jewish interpretation of Exodus 2319 and Deuteron I cannot imagine that I would feel judged by those inside. If they are observant Jews,

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