So we've answered the question, what is a woman, right? Matt Walsh did his documentary. It's ridiculous that

something like that even had to be done, but he did a good job. We're grateful for that work.

The answer to that question is simple. What is a woman? It's an adult female human being.

All of humanity has known this forever until people decided to be retarded and not just retarded, but ultimately

wicked. It's absolutely a deceitful suppression of the truth, Romans chapter one, suppressing

the truth and deeds of unrighteousness. And so something like that actually became merited,

it became needed to do a documentary what is a woman to thwart off the ridiculousness and the deceit of our time.

But there's a deeper question that is burning, that must be answered, not merely what is a woman, but what a woman is?

That's the deeper question.

Or to pose it a different way, you can say, what is a woman?

The other question, what is a woman for? Or why is a woman? Why is a woman? Why does she exist? How did God

make her? What is her purpose? And so there's a new documentary that is fantastic. My wife and I,

we actually watched it last night, and it's not just good

because I agree with it, Theologically, and these things from the scripture, it was incredibly

well produced. I've seen several documentaries, and this would be up there. I don't want to be

exaggerated. I don't want to use hyperbole. I would say easily in the top five in terms of just

production value of documentaries I've ever seen. Really, really well done. My wife was tearing up.

Now, that's not saying a whole lot because she is, after all, a woman. And so she was getting

teary-eyed at some of the, you know, the touchy points of, you know,

romance and love between a husband and his wife.

But it was a phenomenal documentary.

And I have to admit, as a Protestant, I kept watching it, and there was a sense in which

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