Welcome once again to the conversations that matter podcast I'm your host

John Harris here to talk about some stuff that happened in the Twitter

sphere over the last few days and people were sending me some screenshots and

information you're not really gonna hear anywhere else about what's happening in

evangelicalism. I thought it was such a good example though. It was such a good

example. There's two things

primarily we're going to talk about but there's one that's just such a good

example of the double standard that exists for political allies when evangelical leaders, elites want to band

together with political allies these days, it's not it's not your your

grandfather's religious right.

We'll just put it that way.

The disdain and the hatred for Donald Trump

is off the charts with some of the people

I'm gonna talk to you about about like David French, Russell Moore. But then the

praise for someone who believe it or not just showed support for both same-sex marriage and abortion. I kid you not and

it's over-the-top support for this particular individual. Pretty amazing to me.

And it's, he's been platformed, this individual that I'm about to share with you,

a congressman from Illinois, as what a Christian ought to be.

This is how a Christian who has political power should steward that power.

Some have told me who analyze these kinds of things that evangelicals don't

know what to do with political power when they get it, that they like to be in a

state of in a position of not really having the power being sort of

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