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All right, welcome, welcome, welcome to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your

host, Pastor Joel Webbin with Right Response Ministries. I'm excited about this episode because

we have, in this episode, Stephen Wolfe. Stephen Wolfe is the author of just a very mild, meek book.

This book is probably what you would want to buy for a Christmas gift for

your family members to go right along with Dane Ortland, Gentle and Lowly. It's really in the

same vein as that book. It's the case for Christian nationalism. Obviously, I'm being facetious.

This book, what I've read so far, I just got an advanced reader copy a couple days ago from recording this episode.

But by the time we launch it, I think the book should be public.

November 1st is when it's airing.

And what I've read so far is fantastic.

He's not pulling any punches.

Stephen is, he's not just talking about the theory or the idea of Christian nationalism in some abstract ivory tower, you know,

intellectual sense. But he's actually down to earth and saying, no, we could do this, guys.

If we just had the resolve to trust the Lord and read his word and be obedient and all of life,

if we just had the will to honor God and love him

and love our fellow man, we could do this whole Christian nationalism thing.

We could have a nation that honors God,

and it would be a nation that's prosperous,

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