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Welcome to Politics by faith. Mike Slater. Thanks for being here. We got a tricky one today.

Are you ready? You're ready for this? Real quick, if you're new to the show, the purpose,

the mission statement here is the news makes me anxious, makes everyone I know anxious, and that's

not a good way to live life.

So we take the news of the day, the thing that is making you anxious, and then break it down,

lament it, lament the brokenness, and then give some historical perspective and biblical peace

to make all that anxiety go away. Because I still want to be engaged with what's going on.

It's important, but I can't be doing it in a constant state of anxiety all the time.

It's not healthy. It's not good.

So, story of the day.

I wanted to talk about the Balenciaga advertisements

and the normalization of pedophilia in our culture today as if that's not big

enough of a topic to break down then the Senate passed the respect for marriage act and 12

Republican senators voted with the Democrats for the Respect for Marriage Act.

So I wasn't sure what to do, which to talk about.

So I started with Blenciaga and then I was like, oh no, we got to do the marriage thing.

And then I realized that they're the same.

But I was like, ah, that may be confusing.

So let's split it up.

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