Calvin College then, then, the more I study the Constitution, the more I realize that no other document devised by the hand

of man has brought so much progress and happiness to humanity to live under the American Constitution is the

greatest political privilege that was ever accorded to the human race. You found the intersection of faith and the culture. It's

wall builders. We're taking on those hot topics from a biblical historical and

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send those emails into radio at wallbuilders.com that's radio at wall builders

dot com I'm Rick Green here with David and Tim Barton let's get into some of those

questions. All David Tim we're jumping into our questions from the audience and the first one that gets

to ask a question today is, I think I'm saying this right, Chavell Thompson.

The question is this, please explain a Christian viewpoint of diversity equity and inclusion.

I keep seeing this in my classes and clubs. I'm so glad chival sent this question in guys

because we keep talking about DEI and we keep hearing about it and you

know politicians are talking about it on both sides but we haven't really talked

about what's a biblical perspective on this it really is a good question because unfortunately like many of things in culture there's a lot of

Christians embracing things that aren't necessarily biblical where things can sound good but the Bible tells us

as a way that seems right to man but it leads to death

and definitely there is some unbiblical positions in D. E. I.

And D. E. I.

is diversity, equity, and inclusion. And the idea, like those words are not bad. There's

nothing sinful about those words, but sometimes the way they're applied is very unbiblical the idea of diversity. Well the kingdom of

God is diverse we know that there's diversity we know that when you study and

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