Oh, uh, uh, uh, All right.

Time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith.

I am Chris Roseboro. You know those Mondays

they come around pretty quick. You know the last time I checked it was like Friday.

And then it turned into Monday. There was this little brief pause,

Saturday and a Sunday. But man, I had a pretty good weekend on some fronts.

I spent a Saturday afternoon down at the shooting range, not golfing, actually practicing my Second Amendment rights with some friends from church.

And now I think I've said in the past that I'm not much of a gun guy, but man did I have fun.

I think I just might turn into a little bit more of a gun guy, but this show isn't about guns.

You're listening to fighting for the faith.

And this is the show where what we like to do is we like to take a look at what's going on in the current religious scene and ask the question, is this biblical Christianity and do some comparative work between what's being set out there and what's being

presented in scriptures to see if what's being taught out there in the name of

Christianity is Christianity. We cover news, we cover

just about anything that's going on out there in the name of Christianity

and ask these questions. So today we've got a great program lined up,

I got some good listener email, got a weird news story

about spiritual leaders who gathered in Aspen, Colorado, made famous by the movie Dumb and Dumber.

Don't take that the wrong way.

I'm not, that could be misconstrued.

All right, so, we're going to dive into our program here.

I got an email.

This came in actually as a comment over at fighting for the faith.com, and Scott writes,

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