Father Dan Reehil

That demon, he's still alive and well.

I think because abortion is still alive and well.

Okay.

Well, this is going to be something different for a lot of people to hear because we live in a culture where at all costs avoid pain and suffering and at all costs extend your life as far as you can extend it out.

Okay, and I get that.

I understand where that comes from.

But I kind of, my own personal belief is that, and I would say the church would stand with this too, is that God knows the last day I'll be here and how I'm going.

That's an interesting story too.

I once asked him, how am I gonna die?

And he answered me.

But because I don't have a family or kids, I don't know if I want to actually have a gun because I'd be afraid of using it and then killing somebody and then regretting that.

But I do understand that this is a hostile culture, particularly against the church, and it's going to get worse if more laws are put into play to discriminate against gender and all these other things that the church has never wavered on.

So maybe I should.

Maybe I should have a gun, just at least for a warning signal, like, there's a gun here, go away.

The philosophy on this life.

Okay, so that also, very unusual.

Because we have all these medicines and operations that can extend our life and put us longer and longer and longer down the road.

But I know that heaven is far greater than this life.

I know that my citizenship is there, not here.

This is a pilgrimage.