Seth GruberGuestJohn LovellHost
But yeah, so w- w- what is John Lovell talking about? This is really important for the church to grasp, bro, because when we talk about abortion and the slaughter of children in the womb in the name of radical feminism, um, orgasms without responsibility.

Um, when we talk about these things, we're not just talking about, like, another political issue.

We're not just talking about, like, uh, another siloed lane and, you know, praise God, uh, for John Lovell that he's in the, uh, masculinity, uh, courage, and self-defense gun lane.

And, and thank God, Seth, that you're in the let's not slaughter children in the womb lane and...

But we, when we're talk about something like this, John, we actually can't stay in those silos.

To fully understand what I'm gonna call the sacrament of Satan, we can't just keep abortion in sort of a cute little box, kind of like its siloed reproductive lane.

You will not understand the political depth, the cultural depth, the philosophical danger And the spiritual darkness of what ripping babies apart in their mother's womb actually means, and what it has done to the American soul-

And, and what would be one way to kinda get at this idea? 'Cause this might sound sort of weird for your listeners, like, uh, what, abortion's connected to everything else? Like, what are you talking about? Um, I realized many years ago, John, that the central rallying cry for abortion on demand all the way back to the butch, um, bald, ugly feminists and second wave feminists of the late '60s, Woodstock, the years leading up to Roe versus Wade.

The thing that they've been chanting and screaming at rallies, at marches, at opposition performances outside of the Supreme Court after Roe v.

Wade got overturned, with Planned Parenthood v. Casey in '91, throughout all of Operation Rescue when believers were showing up outside of abortion mills.

... that this has been the one chant that the abortion queens and rainbow Mary Wollstonecraft cult worshipers have been chanting, "This is my body."

If you're [laughs] a Christian and you love the Lord, and you spend time in the Word of God, and you hear the chant and screaming for baby sacrifice, "This is my body, my choice.

But yeah, so w- w- what is John Lovell talking about? This is really important for the church to grasp, bro, because when we talk about abortion and the slaughter of children in the womb in the name of radical feminism, um, orgasms without responsibility.

Um, when we talk about these things, we're not just talking about, like, another political issue.

We're not just talking about, like, uh, another siloed lane and, you know, praise God, uh, for John Lovell that he's in the, uh, masculinity, uh, courage, and self-defense gun lane.

And, and thank God, Seth, that you're in the let's not slaughter children in the womb lane and...

But we, when we're talk about something like this, John, we actually can't stay in those silos.

To fully understand what I'm gonna call the sacrament of Satan, we can't just keep abortion in sort of a cute little box, kind of like its siloed reproductive lane.

You will not understand the political depth, the cultural depth, the philosophical danger And the spiritual darkness of what ripping babies apart in their mother's womb actually means, and what it has done to the American soul-

And, and what would be one way to kinda get at this idea? 'Cause this might sound sort of weird for your listeners, like, uh, what, abortion's connected to everything else? Like, what are you talking about? Um, I realized many years ago, John, that the central rallying cry for abortion on demand all the way back to the butch, um, bald, ugly feminists and second wave feminists of the late '60s, Woodstock, the years leading up to Roe versus Wade.

The thing that they've been chanting and screaming at rallies, at marches, at opposition performances outside of the Supreme Court after Roe v.

Wade got overturned, with Planned Parenthood v. Casey in '91, throughout all of Operation Rescue when believers were showing up outside of abortion mills.

... that this has been the one chant that the abortion queens and rainbow Mary Wollstonecraft cult worshipers have been chanting, "This is my body."

If you're [laughs] a Christian and you love the Lord, and you spend time in the Word of God, and you hear the chant and screaming for baby sacrifice, "This is my body, my choice.
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