James Fishback

That is – it's bizarre because it's one thing – and we're all guilty of it.

It's one thing to sin.

It's one thing to sin.

It's another thing to gaslight us while you're sinning and saying God is calling you to sin.

The Holy Spirit never calls us, never – will always move us in mysterious ways, but will never move us to sin.

Yeah.

And so it's really, it's just disgusting.

To describe it, this is a holy war.

This is actually a holy war, and that's what they say.

And if you criticize it, not only are you not an American, you're not MAGA, whatever that means anymore, you're not even a Christian.

So they're going to take our political identity, our national identity, and our Christian identity for criticizing this war.

Say what you want.

The people who opposed the Iraq war rightly in 2003, they were never called anti-Christian.

Yeah.

Could they be lying about the number of service members who have already been killed in the war?

Of course.

Of course.

By the way, the bombing of that Iranian school with those young girls was almost certainly the United States, sad to say.

Right.

It's hard to imagine that the type of missiles that were dropped on there, no other country had access to them.