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now on Twitter at Steve Days show coming up a little bit later on one last attempt to reach out

and have a civil dialogue. Also next hour, we'll continue our study of my new book Truth Bombs

Confronting the Lies that conservatives believe to our own demise. One of the cool things about

getting to do this show each and every day though is we get to support really cool causes. And maybe

one of the coolest is what back to Jerusalem is doing right now. They're trying to get the word of

God into what are called closed countries. These are nations that are oppressed are pressing their

people's religious freedom. They're closing them off to the faith, hope, and love found in the

scriptures. Why? Because people that have been had their minds renewed by those things have

a tendency not to be as tolerant of being oppressed, which is why they try to close them off. And

that's that's where back to Jerusalem comes in. They've taken the Bible, put it into a downloadable

small electronic form. It's about the size of a pill that makes it easier to sneak past the

gatekeepers, the jack booted thugs in these oppressive regimes. But this is now where you come in.

They need our help. They're total overhead from conception to delivery of one of these

Bibles to somebody who's persecuted is about $15. So if you've got $15 laying around, maybe you

can bring your own lunch to work tomorrow, instead of going out to lunch. And you can reach someone

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