Megan Basham

And, you know, there have been other elements with Curtis Chang who I think it should be known that is a Democrat.

He has done things like

you know, encouraged Christians who lived in California don't vote to recall Governor Gavin Newsom when that recall vote was up.

I mean, that was a public post that he was saying, you know, here's reasons you shouldn't do that.

And, you know, and smearing the church, I will say publicly saying that we own, we the church own what happened on January 6th, which is something I categorically reject.

Right.

And that is the kind of thing.

And I would say that you saw that same language from, um, more and French, this idea that because there are some fringe people who claim the name of Christian doing fringy things, this is somehow an indictment of the entire, um, evangelical Christian church in America.

And, you know, I categorically reject that, that you're always going to have fringe groups doing some fringe things.

And, and the church is not to blame for that.

Um,

Now, we may want to minister to those people.

We may want to speak out on it.

But the church doesn't own that.

And, you know, maybe the church is never to blame.

Yeah, absolutely.

And, you know, it was interesting because there is a moment in the curriculum where you brought up the black church and it was taken for granted that one of the issues that, you know, Christians have to be working on.

And this was stated as fact is the systemically unjust system that represses black people in the United States.

Now, it's in the second, either the last or the second to last episode of this series.

And I went, OK, so there are some issues that you think are clear.