All right, welcome to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your host, Pastor Joel Webbin with

Right Response Ministries. We're glad to have you with us. In this episode, I'm welcoming back now.

A returning guest, it is his second appearance on our show, and that's Charles Haywood. He is the

maximum leader of the Worthy House. He writes lots of book reviews. He's a prolific reader,

very well read and has some very fascinating insights,

most of which I tend to agree with. I think he's a good thinker, and he usually kind of just

really is conveying his theological, but mostly political and cultural thoughts under the thin veil, the guise of book reviews.

And he definitely deals with the books that he's reviewing. But a lot of it is saying,

and this is what we should probably do today. This is what we should probably do today.

He makes a lot of fascinating predictions. Sometimes he's wrong. A lot of times he's right.

And so we're going to have a fascinating conversation today about the right and our averse,

our aversion to wielding power and how we will not win so long as we hold to that position.

If power is icky, it's not going to work.

And we talk about the masculine and the feminine.

And part of the reason there's an aversion to power is because of, there actually is, part of it is there actually is still a healthy feminine impulse with women on the right.

On the left, all these women, they're not feminine

anymore. They're butch. They're, they're, you know, pretending to be men. And so they don't have

the characteristics of maternity and a domestic orientation or a feminine nurturing aspect. Women on

the left are not like that, whereas women on the right still

are. And because women on the right have this nurturing instinct, which is a good instinct,

they don't want to crush enemies. They don't want to wield power. And the problem is that

right now, because of feminism, even on the right,

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