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review on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks. A typical day in the life of the young man in the

modern world is to wake up, leave home, sit in a car for part of an hour, arrive at work,

interact with people from whom your existence is nothing more than a means to a paycheck.

He drives home alone in his car for part of an hour. Even the brutalist architecture

that surrounds him is designed to make him feel alone.

He goes home, alone, maybe to interact with virtual friends on social media or video games,

maybe to consume entertainment and pornography alone.

He is isolated. He is distant from his family, a family that has been fractured since his

parents split up when he was very young. Every waking second of his life, he is confronted with the

fact that no one really cares whether he exists or not. This may seem hyperbolic.

It may seem like an exaggeration,

but these are the conditions that many young people live in today.

It's time that Christians learn this lesson.

It is not possible to understand the spiritual miasma of our current error without recognizing how extraordinarily lonely most people are.

You are utterly alone.

Utterly alone. It's true. Yeah. Now, it's not necessarily true for the Christian man who is working to turn

back the tide on trash world, but for a lot of people, women, but it seems like even maybe

disproportionately more so men, are incredibly alone. This part really, you know, it kind of, it spoke to me

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