Welcome to Politics by Faith. Thanks for being. And this is part two of our special on Pride Month and pride in general, like pride, like the sin of pride. And then also modern day pride month, all that. So we're going to start off with our interview with Dr. Joe Rigney. He is awesome. At the end, at the best answer to what people say, you know, love is love. I saw one street interview with a street pastor. And he's talking against homosexuality. And a woman comes, by the way, kids warning on this episode and the previous one, too. And this woman comes up, she's like, I'm a lesbian preacher at an Episcopal church or whatever.

And he just quoted, she's like, where in the Bible is homosexuality sin?

And the guy quotes it.

And then she goes, love is love.

And ran away.

Okay, what's the rebuttal to love is love?

You know, great answer to that.

And you'll love him.

Dr. Joe Rigney.

Welcome back to our special Pride, the worst original sin.

Let's go right to a guest who has just mentioned in the previous segment.

Dr. Joe Rigney, he's the fellow theology at New St. Andrews College,

pastor of Christchurch in Moscow, Idaho, author of eight books.

It's the most recent, The Sin of Empathy.

Dr. Joe Rating.

Joe, how are you doing, sir?

I'm doing great.

Great talk to you.

What do you believe the intent of Pride Month is?

Why Pride Month and why did they call it Pride?

They chose that word, not us.

Yeah, so Pride Month is basically an attempt at education.

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