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My name's Mike Slater. Thanks for being here.

Coming out of the school shooting that took place yesterday in Nashville, we're going to dedicate

our longer episode to this. But it applies pretty perfectly

to the theme of the week. And that is when Jesus told you to be salt of the earth. And what that

means. Before that can make sense, we need to know the worldview that we're living in right now

the worldview of the last 120 years or so it is the worldview of evolution now once this makes

sense and this clicks everything starts to fall into place even even things like school shootings. So it's the worldview of evolution, not just from a biological perspective.

That's what most people think of from a biological perspective, the idea that something came from

nothing, right? Darwin wrote the origin of species and he never once even began to talk about the origin of species,

like where life originally came from, how something came from nothing.

But then we, somehow there's an amoeba that turned into a fish, that turned into a frog,

that turned into a bird, that turn into a monkey, that turned into us.

It is the most laughably absurd thing I've ever heard in my life. The fact that people agree

with evolution so blindly without asking a single question to me is the clearest example

of the foolishness of the elites and intellectuals and the influence that they have on the masses.

But what's also true is that the advocates of evolution behind the scenes know that it makes no sense. They just can't

say it out loud. They can't ask any questions out loud. But that's for a different day. That's

the biology, the biological view of evolution. There's also evolution in a philosophical

sense. Martin Lloyd Jones noticed that there's this worldview. He was living in like the 50s,

1950s. There's this worldview that said the whole of life was advancing and developing and

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