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I'm Roger Marsh and thanking you for joining us for day two of a powerful conversation featuring Dr. Corey Miller.

Dr. Miller is the author of numerous books, currently serves as president and CEO of Roshio Christi Ministry,

and he's the author of a brand new book that we're

talking about today. The book is called The Progressive Miseducation of America, confronting the

cultural revolution from the classroom to your community. Dr. Miller and his wife, Melinda,

are the parents of three children. They make their home in Indiana and Dr. Corey Miller.

It's good to have you back on today's edition of Dr. James Dobson's family talk. Thanks for joining us again. Thank you for inviting me back after what I did in the last show. Well, and what he did in the last show, if you didn't have a chance to listen to it airing the broadcast on release day, go back to jdfi.net. You can find it in the archives or find it on our YouTube channel. We were discussing

what has happened to major Christian universities. I'm talking about ones that would be readily

identifiable, whether it be Biola, Point Loma, some of these other California Christian schools,

because Dr. Miller has a master's from Biola, one of the three masters that he's earned, and basically

has earned his PhD twice. I mean, one's from Purdue, but masters that he's earned, and basically has earned his PhD twice.

I mean, one's from Purdue, but then that got derailed. And then, of course, University of Aberdeen took good care of you, it sounds like, in Scotland. Of course, I would expect nothing less. But then to take a look at what's happening at Harvard, what's happening at Yale. And I, the Princeton one was, you heard me kind of come out of my chair when you were talking

about what's happening there because my brother is an alumnus of Biola University and Princeton.

To hear what has happened in the 25 years since Brian graduated is just horrifying to me,

personally.

And I haven't talked about what he might think about that type of thing.

And I realize as Christians, though, what you're trying to do through your ministry, through your writing, through this

book is to show us not only, I mean, hey, let's acknowledge it. You've got a whole section in the

book called What Just Happened. We are no longer Grandma's America. Your second, third,

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