This kind of accepting of mass civilian casualties to kill like one guy that the U.S. and Israel consider a terrorist.

It's somehow acceptable to people.

You know, we saw the U.S. do this in Yemen during the bombing campaign last year.

And, you know, we see this in Iran, killing scientists while they're at home sleeping with their family.

How is this acceptable?

Yeah. while they're at home sleeping with their family? How is this acceptable? Hey, friends, welcome back to another episode of Theology and Round.

My guest today is my friend Dave DeCamp,

who is an American journalist

and the news editor of Anti-War.com,

where he covers U.S. foreign policy, war, and international affairs. Dave also hosts

the daily podcast Anti-War News with Dave DeCamp, which I would highly recommend. It's one of my

favorite news podcasts in terms of getting up to speed on what's going on with all the wars

in the world. And Dave does an outstanding job with

that podcast. As you'll see in this conversation, he's incredibly knowledgeable and is a

very trustworthy journalist. Also, please stay tuned for the extra innings portion of this

podcast where I give a personal follow-up on how Christians should respond to some of the stuff we talked about

in this episode, especially the war in Iran. If you want to gain access to that extra

innings portion of this podcast, head over to patreon.com forward slash theology and raw

and become a member of the theology and raw community. And get access to this extra innings episode and also other extra innings episodes from previous podcasts.

Okay, please welcome back to the show, the one and only, Dave DeCamp.

Dave DeCamp, thanks so much for coming back on Theology and Raw.

As I said offline, I feel like I'm talking to a movie star because you're one of the few podcasts I listen to almost every day. And so it's kind of surreal hearing your voice talking to me live. So yeah, thanks for taking a time to do this.

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