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My name is Kokuagbubloa, global head of economics, cross-asset

and quant research at Societ General. Each month, I bring you a survey of the macroeconomic

trends to better face the challenges of tomorrow. This is some lines from something called the

Antioch Declaration. They read, we deny that delusionment and resentment over the lies, one has been told,

is adequate preparation for standing in the truth and resisting a new set of lies. We affirm that

disillusionment and resentment make a person vulnerable to deception and frequently prepare

the ground for accepting new falsehoods, setting the stage for further disillusionment.

The Antioch Declaration is just that. It's a declaration created and signed by a group of people who

are reformed, Lutheran, evangelical leaders. Some of them are pastors. Some of them are theologians.

Some of them are lay persons in lay leadership.

There's some Baptist represented within here. And it's an important document to understand and to

examine. I think it's important as well to ask our pastors to take a look at this. And I'll be asking

mine to take a look at it and perhaps we'll have Jim Putman on to discuss it.

I think that would be interesting. It's a pushback effectively against the manufactured all things are racism. It's a pushback against the Marxism, the cultural Marxism that's

been used to push a cultural revolution, from which we have momentary respite.

Thanks to God, getting President Trump in place to stall the cultural revolution. And in some ways to push it back. I think J.D.

Vance is very serious about this. I think Pete Hegseth is very seriously about this. I think

President Trump is very serious about it to push back on that.

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