But before we take some time to maybe pick apart the validity or invalidity of some of those reasons, maybe you could just list them and maybe explain the positions.

So when you hear separatists speak, they rarely speak about the issues that are of grave concern to guys like you and me.

So they're rarely speaking about – the underlying cultural, spiritual issues.

But I do want to address those.

They tend to focus more on economic disparity and somewhat on linguistic disparity.

So I'll kind of go through Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan.

So by way of public record, these are the reasons, two or three reasons for each province why they want to separate or why certain elements within the provinces want to separate.

system.

I think that even some of my,

shall we call them opponents or those that would hold to a different viewpoint as to how we bring about transformation are fundamentally good people.

Like they love Christ.

They want to serve Christ.

I'm not going to suggest that people that haven't bought into the whole view that the gospel has an impact on all spheres of life.

are bad people.

But, um, in terms of like, I, I'm, I'm a practical person and, uh, I, I think it's, it's important for us to, um, I think it's important for us to think through not just, uh, high philosophical concepts about sphere sovereignty and how to bring about change in culture, but to actually do it.

What should be some things that we can tell our Christian listeners to be observing and to be processing?

I think that even some of my,

shall we call them opponents or those that would hold to a different viewpoint as to how we bring about transformation are fundamentally good people.

Like they love Christ.

They want to serve Christ.

I'm not going to suggest that people that haven't bought into the whole view that the gospel has an impact on all spheres of life.

are bad people.

But, um, in terms of like, I, I'm, I'm a practical person and, uh, I, I think it's, it's important for us to, um, I think it's important for us to think through not just, uh, high philosophical concepts about sphere sovereignty and how to bring about change in culture, but to actually do it.

What should be some things that we can tell our Christian listeners to be observing and to be processing?

I think that even some of my,

shall we call them opponents or those that would hold to a different viewpoint as to how we bring about transformation are fundamentally good people.

Like they love Christ.

They want to serve Christ.

I'm not going to suggest that people that haven't bought into the whole view that the gospel has an impact on all spheres of life.

are bad people.

But, um, in terms of like, I, I'm, I'm a practical person and, uh, I, I think it's, it's important for us to, um, I think it's important for us to think through not just, uh, high philosophical concepts about sphere sovereignty and how to bring about change in culture, but to actually do it.

What should be some things that we can tell our Christian listeners to be observing and to be processing?