Ladies and gentlemen, you've probably heard the term paganism. It's sort of an older term.

What does it mean? And is paganism really a threat to Christianity? Is it really a threat to America?

And what about Marxism? What about the two together? What about this? What should we think about it? How do we protect ourselves and our kids from ideas that are not only false, but poisonous to a functioning society, to a functioning community, and ultimately to the gospel? Well, for that, I'm going to bring my friend the great Lucas Miles on the program

because he's just written a book forward by Charlie Kirk called Pagan Threat, Confronting

America's Godless Uprising. And Lucas has written several books, including woke Jesus and others.

He is a pastor in South Bend, Indiana, but he also serves as the president of T.P. USA.

Faith. He's been on the program before. We just did the University of Georgia together last

week doing Q&A. Here he is. The great Lucas Miles. Lucas, shut up, crowd, shut up. Okay,

there they go. Lucas, we had a great time at Georgia, despite it was a bit somber since this is the

first event we've done since Charlie. What did you think of the questions we got the other day at

Georgia? You know, it's interesting. We used to do these events, obviously, more outside, and we've moved them inside for the time being.

It's changed maybe a little bit of the type of crowd that we get.

You know, for the most part, we're getting a lot of people who are very positive towards Christianity, towards biblical ideas.

You know, a couple people that maybe are approaching the mic with some divergent, you know, questions. But overall, a lot of support right

now, but honestly, eager to get back out into the public square as much as possible where some

of those naysayers are, because that's where I love the dialogue.

Oh yeah, absolutely. And it was a fun dialogue. We didn't really have a whole bunch of skepticism. I've noticed since Charlie's death, we're getting a lot more questions on evangelism and how to

bring other people into the faith than we are skepticism. We had a few skeptical questions at

Western Carolina when I was there a week

after Charlie's death, but most of them have been really positive, as you say, there's more

Christians showing up who want to do something for Christ, which is really, really good news.

Now, before we get into the pagan threat, how did you get connected with TPSA? How did Charlie even know about you?

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