Thank you for joining us for another episode of God, Law, and Liberty with David Fowler,

President of the Family Action Council of Tennessee.

Every week, we are putting culture, politics, and law on a collision course with the truth of God's word.

And now, here's David.

Welcome to today's episode of God, Law, and Liberty, our post-Thanksgiving edition and

first week of December, first week of Advent edition. And I don't know if it's proper

podcast etiquette to say that the host is really

looking forward to one of his own podcast but I really am about today's podcast I'm just

excited about what I hope will be as much a breakthrough for some of you as the last several weeks have been for me.

I would note that this week, the Office of the Tennessee Attorney General argued before the United States Supreme Court in favor of the constitutionality of the state's legislation that prevents the administration of

medical interventions. It doesn't prevent counseling, but medical interventions to treat a minder's

gender dysphoria. In other words, hormone treatments, surgeries that purport to change a child's

gender from male to female and vice versa.

They're prohibited.

So that outcome of that decision, which we probably will get next June,

will have sweeping implications, much like Dobbs did and overruling Roe versus Wade.

And next week, I hope to report on the arguments that were made and to analyze them for us.

But in a way, I've been doing that over the last few weeks by looking at the briefs that had been filed by the Tennessee Attorney General's office and several Christian organizations.

And this week, I want to quickly review the substance of a couple of the previous episodes

and build on them by suggesting today that our problems in law may be predicated,

maybe, not saying it is, but may be predicated on a very narrow and

perhaps incorrect understanding of the incarnation. So I guess you could say I hope to tie our

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