I wanted to talk to Jay Dyer, our guest today, because he has a really interesting perspective on the perversion of Christianity in modern day society, specifically politics and entertainment.

And I think those things are more important than ever.

I think we're all understanding that there's hidden messages behind everything.

But we're not sure what to lob onto.

And we see these moments of,

I see, cultural waves. And, you know, I think we all are right to be skeptical, especially in the

wake of the Charlie Kirk death. You know, we saw this megachurch event, which was his memorial.

But who's gaining power behind that? I'm just very interested in this sort of

Christian revival and what might be right or wrong behind it. So that's why I thought

Jay Dyer was an interesting guest today. He joins us for the first time on Redacted.

Thank you so much for joining me. Thank you, Natalie. Glad to be here. I've been watching your interviews with

my good friend Jim Jotras, so I'm honored to be here as well. Yeah, so, I mean, he also is

an Orthodox. I met him at a Ron Paul event, and he has a lot to say about not just politics, but also

culture. I am sort of new to orthodoxy, and I guess

if we talk about it at this moment that we come to right now, where the United States government

has unconditional support for Israel, and it's selling, a lot of people are selling this through the

lens of Christianity. And so that's made a lot of people are selling this through the lens of Christianity.

And so that's made a lot of us sort of peel the onion of Christianity and think, where'd that come from?

And who's gaining power?

And now, in the fall of 2025, we had the death of Charlie Kirk, which created this new wave of non-denominational Christians, but what do they stand for?

And so that's why I wanted to talk to you, because you've had this journey of studying Christianity

and have landed in Orthodox, and you can see these messages that are sort of perverted in our

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