Dr. Tom Williams

This is something that they suppressed for a while, and then it became just common knowledge.

And so that was the narrative that was given.

Weirdly, they did not refer to her as a man.

in any of these stories, for some reason, they took her biological sex as the reality, perhaps because that's the way the police report initially portrayed it.

But at least that was true to the facts.

But the fact that they completely flipped on its head, they didn't want to talk about, again, the Christian school, that this was a targeted anti-Christian attack.

and that the perpetrator was transgender.

And then later on, as you say, there's still this confusion as to motive.

I mean, I think the motive's fairly self-evident, but the fact that we actually have a document, a text, the manifesto, and that they won't release it.

Well, I think, Steve, that

This is the United States.

This is Europe.

These are the former Christendom, if you will.

The societies that were built on, as you say, in a particular way, Athens and Jerusalem and Rome, and especially in terms of its legal tradition,

These were brought... This was the humus, if you will, in which this society grew.

It was based on a Christian understanding of the human person, on society, on the family, on the state and the relationship between the state and the individual.

These were principles that come from the Judeo-Christian tradition and that were accepted as just

In the West, as a common heritage and a common-sense approach to reality, this is the way the world was understood.

The world was intelligible because it was made by an intelligent being, that there was, you could see God's footprints everywhere, his fingerprints on his creation, that man was created male and female.

that the family was one man and one woman and their children, that life has value and dignity and must be defended and upheld, that people should love their country.