Rosaria Butterfield Shows How Its Done, Stop Having Kids?, & Christian Persecution

Conversations That Matter

Jon Harris

Society & Culture

4.6 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2023

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Rosaria Butterfield recently retracted and apologized for her previous position on preferred pronouns. This is very encouraging. God does change people for the better! She really does show evangelical men how its done. Jon also talks about the campaign to stop having kids and shares the ways Christians are experiencing persecution in the United States. As moral insanity increases the light will stand out even more.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the conversations that matter podcast. I am your host John Harris on this Saturday before Easter Sunday or resurrection Sunday as some of you refer to it and we're going to get into some of the things that I often talk about.
0:25.0	Actually we're going to continue something. This is going to really be part two of an
0:29.7	episode that I did two days ago on why conservatives lose and leadership problems in the
0:35.8	Southern Baptist Convention and so forth. This is broader than the Southern Baptist
0:39.5	Convention, but before we get to that I want to read for you from this is the 1662, well it's a
0:48.7	newer a new revision not revision what is it It's not a facsimile, it's the 1662 Book of Common
0:56.4	Prayer and they've just changed, they've added a few things. So like I guess where it talks
1:00.7	about the king, it talks about the country, and so it's
1:04.4	applicable for Americans, that kind of thing. But it's pretty much the 1662
1:08.5	Anglican Book of Common Prayer. Back when Anglicans weren't endorsing Drag Queen's story hour and the
1:16.3	like and I want to read for you something from it's just a reminder about how people used to approach worship and what
1:29.5	Christian language sounded like. This is from the Book of Common Prayer, page 133. It's a prayer
1:39.5	on Easter. Actually this is Easter evening so this is the day before Easter and and I wanted
1:49.7	to do this because it is the day before Easter and I've I've been thinking more about
1:55.8	my own personal life and how I want to be more mindful of the liturgical calendar.
2:01.6	I think it's slipping a little bit. I think we have Christmas, we have
2:05.6	Easter or Resurrection Sunday, we have I don't know what what do we have other than that
2:10.3	really that that are major times when people recognize this is an important time to come to
2:17.7	church.
2:18.7	I don't even know if Christmas makes the list now that if it falls on a Sunday it seems like a
2:24.6	lot of churches just cancel their services. So anyway I think it's purposeful
2:30.4	that the social revolutionaries are trying to take over the calendar with things
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