Nancy GloverGuestSo we're going to give you a brief description of a scenario of the world that we are in.
Okay, we'll leave out any of the names or such like that.
And you go look at the complexity of what we have going on here.
The moral implications of what is right thing to do
or
not do.
The legal ramifications of what is right or what is not right to do.
And then even we would go the theological implications.
implications of what is right or what is wrong? And are all of these aligned in this scenario?
So we'll just look at that.
So then here it is.
Okay.
And then Nancy's going to interject.
We're going to kind of say, this is somebody that if you've listened to the podcast, you may would know her.
We call her O-R.
Okay.
And that stands for the O.
This is not a negative term.
She just happens to be 87 years old.
87.
87.
We've mentioned her before.
We have two people with the same first name, so we call one of them the younger version of this name, and one of them is the older version of this name, O-R.
So we're going to give you a brief description of a scenario of the world that we are in.
Okay, we'll leave out any of the names or such like that.
And you go look at the complexity of what we have going on here.
The moral implications of what is right thing to do
or
not do.
The legal ramifications of what is right or what is not right to do.
And then even we would go the theological implications.
implications of what is right or what is wrong? And are all of these aligned in this scenario?
So we'll just look at that.
So then here it is.
Okay.
And then Nancy's going to interject.
We're going to kind of say, this is somebody that if you've listened to the podcast, you may would know her.
We call her O-R.
Okay.
And that stands for the O.
This is not a negative term.
She just happens to be 87 years old.
87.
87.
We've mentioned her before.
We have two people with the same first name, so we call one of them the younger version of this name, and one of them is the older version of this name, O-R.
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