Jase Robertson

But that's more heat than I got.

Into what?

Just oblivion.

Into singularity.

Yeah, and it ends in destruction in whatever said thing is.

And so you see there's a point where love is you got one man, one woman.

It multiplies.

Generations happen.

It's a contagion.

And God is love.

So it's kind of the opposite of a black hole, which is a good rule of thumb when you're trying to figure out these cultural issues.

Does it lead to death and extinction and destruction?

I mean, think about the, speaking of graphic stories, the Proverbs 7 about warning about the adulterous wife.

I remember my dad, he would, I mean, bring that up.

Because the story is so... It has all that...

camouflage of a guy here's a young man in Proverbs 7 you can read it in your own time but he's just walking down the streets about dark because you're like why is it why is a young man walking down the streets about dark well he's looking in the windows and he's seeing who's out and you know here comes out comes this woman and

Dressed like a prostitute.

This is verse 10 of Proverbs 7.

With crafty intent.

She lurks on the streets, in the squares.