Mark Shaw (cont.) and Kevin McCullough

The Eric Metaxas Show

Salem Podcast Network

Religion & Spirituality, News Commentary, Society & Culture, Christianity, News

4.6 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 December 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Mark Shaw wraps up his look into the deaths of politicians and celebrities in the 1960's; Kevin McCullough makes a passionate appeal for Christian Solidarity International; and Ask Metaxas tackles China's Covid protests.

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0:12.4	MUSIC
0:22.8	Ladies and gentlemen, he has a jar of peanut butter
0:27.0	and he's not afraid to use it.
0:30.0	Here comes Eric Mataxis.
0:34.0	MUSIC
0:35.1	Uh oh. We've come to the time of the week folks.
0:37.6	Yes. When we do ask Mataxis people right in,
0:41.4	they ask questions I try to answer them.
0:43.0	Albin, I'm going to let you be the voice of the people.
0:45.1	OK. Please go ahead.
0:46.6	All right, here's a first serious one here.
0:49.0	What do you think about China's strict COVID policy
0:52.7	and the resulting protests?
0:54.8	Well, anybody's been listening to me on this program.
0:56.7	Who knows what I think, but in case you need me to give you
0:59.0	the short answer, there are sometimes we see evil.
1:03.5	There's no other word, satanic evil.
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