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of Theology Applied. I really,

really enjoy this conversation with Samuel Say. Samuel Say, he goes by the handle,

Slow to Email. It's slow to write, slow to write. You can find him on Instagram,

Twitter, Facebook, all over the place. You can read his blog. He's just had a lot of insightful articles

and just been a faithful, steady voice over the last two, three, four, five years with all

just the craziness with critical race theory, social justice, economic policies that are

socialistic, you know, socialism in nature. So he's been really

helpful on these things. And he's also had some really good things to say in regards to the

recent spike with just craziness in our culture surrounding the issue of abortion with

the very real possibility of Roe being overturned.

So we talk about abortion.

We talk about our nation's idolatry of women, right?

We talk about you can worship women where you can save babies, but you can't do both.

We talk about the abolitionist

perspective position versus an incrementalist position, being an immediatism versus a gradualistic

approach. And we, you know, he would be more of this gradualistic and I would be more of the

immediateist abolition approach.

And so we talk about all those kinds of things.

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