I'm gonna get conservatives to realize the irony of like

conservative I'm doing a little stuff. I'm like, all right

Well, you really want to conserve something you might have to make sure the religions being conserved

All right, I'm gonna do a soft open down turn on to issue, okay?

Okay, ladies and gentlemen. We are rolling into another episode of the Candace Owens show

I was on a walk recently through Washington DC. I was checking out the monuments beautiful beautiful city

And I was surprised a shocked actually and a little bit dismayed to see that in nearly every church that I had passed

There was a some political statement. There was a large LGBT flag

painted that said

Love is love. There was a large black lives matter sticker on another church

And I was wondering when did churches become so political especially when

The issues they seem to be pushing and promoting seem antithetical to the Bible which they preach

When did all of this come about and is this a good thing?

What does it mean when we talk about separation of church and state?

Here to discuss all of this with me is Pastor Jack Hibb. He is the author of turn around at home

Pastor Hibb's welcome to the Candace Owens show. Thank you Candace. It's great to be here

It's this is a topic that really really frustrates me especially as somebody who is conservative and somebody who was raised Christian when I see

Churches really taking I guess taking stances that seem to me to be antithetical to everything that they preach

I don't really understand how it's happened how it got this

Got this bad. I don't ever remember seeing any sort of messages on churches at all

So where does it start? Let's just talk about the separation between church and state

What does that mean? Well first of all going back to the original

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