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Thank you. There isn't any reason that government itself should be considered somehow evil or odious.

Nothing in Scripture indicates that government is a fallback, an alternate plan

reluctantly established by God to mitigate the problem of sin or evil.

Rather, government

should be understood as God's arrangement for human creatures. That's from the issues it said are a book

of the month for October, the two realms and the separation of church and state by Dr. Joel

Behrman. Call Concordia Publishing House in order to this book, 1-800-3252530, or browse before you buy out our website,

Issue ZTC.org. Look for the two realms and the separation of church and state.

These devices that we carry around with this and we consider now indispensable for our

modern lives, how have they affected our mental health, especially the social media that drives us crazy every single day.

Joining us to talk about screen time and mental health, Tim Gaglain, he's Vice President of Government and External Relations,

and focus on the family in Washington, D.C., formerly served as deputy director of the White House Office of Public Liaison for President George W. Bush.

He's author of several books, including Stumbling Toward Utopia and How We Can Revive the American Dream

and a recent column for the Daily Signal titled Teens, Screens, and the Unfolding Mental Health Crisis.

Tim, welcome back.

Todd, it's great to be with you.

Tell us about this massive recent study of teenagers and smartphone usage. Yeah, it is massive.

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