Greetings, parish opens and retrogrades.

Happy Tuesday.

Yesterday, Monday, April the 25th.

The Supreme Court heard the case of a high school football coach who preferred to pray

at the 50-yard line of the field, and he was batted around in the lower courts losing.

He brought it all the way to Scotus and I'm going to tell you about his arguments yesterday.

And it's a LifeSite News article that's very helpful.

And more than that, I'm going to tell you why Scotus hates Christianity. Why

Scotus opposes Christianity. The answer is not what you think it is. I can guarantee you this

because I've talked to so many of my trad and semi-trad friends that have a misconception of the reason,

or at least a partial misconception. All that is coming up on today's show

when we talk about yesterday's Supreme Court hearing the case of the high school football coach

fired. I think I left that out, fired for praying at the 50-yard line. It's craziness. All right. So

that case will be docketed.

The verdict will be released in June, along with Dobbs versus Jackson Women's Health, the

case that we're hoping against hope will overturn Roe versus Wade.

Toward all of this ends, I have just completed, actually today, later today, I complete

the last class of a Constitution class where I explain the history of the court and why it

opposes Christianity so much, at least since the 1940s. That's the kicker. It's not throughout the entire history of the

United States Supreme Court since the 1940s. That class is available on Timothy J.gordon.com

for sale. Now you won't take it live, but for a much cheaper price, starting next week,

all of our courses are going to go on sale for summer,

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