Luke Rodgers

But you're like, man, this happened in the Bible. Christ goes to the man of the tombs, casts out a legion, thousands of demons. Yeah. Out of a man. And this happens today. We've had exorcists on the show.

Oh, yeah, I've seen it.

Oh, yeah, I've seen it.

Oh, yeah, I've seen it.

Yeah, but you look at, like, what do they talk about? So if we're here and we're in the United States, then most people will say, oh, that's mental illness or it's schizophrenia, and these things get diagnosed away as let's just give them another drug. Sometimes it is those things. Sometimes it is that.

Yeah, but you look at, like, what do they talk about? So if we're here and we're in the United States, then most people will say, oh, that's mental illness or it's schizophrenia, and these things get diagnosed away as let's just give them another drug. Sometimes it is those things. Sometimes it is that.

Yeah, but you look at, like, what do they talk about? So if we're here and we're in the United States, then most people will say, oh, that's mental illness or it's schizophrenia, and these things get diagnosed away as let's just give them another drug. Sometimes it is those things. Sometimes it is that.

Of course, I think exorcists that we talk to actually have a pretty good protocol being like, do you have a mental illness or are you demonized or possessed?

Of course, I think exorcists that we talk to actually have a pretty good protocol being like, do you have a mental illness or are you demonized or possessed?

Of course, I think exorcists that we talk to actually have a pretty good protocol being like, do you have a mental illness or are you demonized or possessed?

Right? Yeah. Okay.

Right? Yeah. Okay.

Right? Yeah. Okay.

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I think we live in a time when we want to be able to empirically, as I said, measure, explain, hypothesize everything away and make it neat. And you can't do that to God. You can't put God in a box. And I think the entire story, as Nate's saying, in the Bible is literally God intervening into the story of humanity and ultimately restoring Adam and the sons of Adam back to his family, right? And...

I think we live in a time when we want to be able to empirically, as I said, measure, explain, hypothesize everything away and make it neat. And you can't do that to God. You can't put God in a box. And I think the entire story, as Nate's saying, in the Bible is literally God intervening into the story of humanity and ultimately restoring Adam and the sons of Adam back to his family, right? And...

I think we live in a time when we want to be able to empirically, as I said, measure, explain, hypothesize everything away and make it neat. And you can't do that to God. You can't put God in a box. And I think the entire story, as Nate's saying, in the Bible is literally God intervening into the story of humanity and ultimately restoring Adam and the sons of Adam back to his family, right? And...

I do think you're getting this sort of analysis, or paralysis of analysis, they say, right? Where we try to analyze everything to death, measure everything. I think what's amazing, though, to that point, is the more archeology that's done in the Middle East, the more that it confirms the Bible. Whether it be the Dead Sea Scrolls, or whether it be them finding Sodom and Gomorrah.