Megan Basham

You don't want to be aggressive, but I think you can be confident because confidence is persuasive.

Confidence often gets you a hearing in a world that seems very confused and doesn't

know where they're going, what they're doing, what the answers to life are.

So I think this constant counseling to not be confident is designed to do exactly what you're saying, which is mute and suppress the Christian influence on our culture.

And I think we need to know that our influence, whether they know it or not,

for our unbelieving neighbor is good for them as well.

That it brings prosperity, it brings well-being to communities, to nations.

And when you look at that, you go, that is a really important thing to think about is that you are doing good by ensuring the good policies are enacted.

And when I look at this, I try to wrap my head around what they're thinking here.

And I really do have trouble with it because

If they had not given sucker to something like Black Lives Matter, how many, say, communities of color were burned and destroyed?

That wasn't good for our neighbor.

That wasn't good for other communities.

And it would have been better if we had not been so humble about not speaking out against that when it started.

Yeah.

So it was funny afterwards, you know, the and campaign came out and Justin Gibney did an interview where he said, I don't know if they're directly involved, but he certainly took me to task and said, I thought this was an interesting admission.

Hey, this isn't OK to tag them just because they're being funded by these hard left secular organizations, because so are we.

What I went.

Okay, yeah.

So he just gave an interview where he said, yes, we are also funded by Rockefeller.