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And you. We have some questions to comments from our listeners on this Tuesday, October the 21st, one on a recent interview where immigration became a topic of discussion.

Talk about Christianity and the marriage of first cousins and a question about the latest in the concordia, Texas

lawsuit in the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. Welcome back to Issues, etc. I'm Todd Wilkin.

Thanks for tuning us in live on this Tuesday afternoon, the 21st of October. It's time to go through

listener email on the issues et cetera. Comment line a little later, Dr. Adam Francisco, author of the book One God, Many Gods, and the book One Word, Many Writings, joins us to talk about Abraham in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.

Let's begin with Mark.

Hello, greetings from Columbus, Ohio.

I recently finished listening to a Christian response to Christian nationalism

with Pastor Peter Burrfine on October 9, 2025, in my ears perked up at Pastor Burrfine's comment

about, quote, stemming immigration, end quote, being a Christian issue. President Harrison, President

of Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, has written, quote,

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