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Greg discusses the four year anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court landmark Dobb's Decision overturning Roe vs/ Wade and sending the abortion issue back to the legislative bodies. Did the abortion industry have a backup plan? Are abortions in Alabama up or down? How are abortions taking place in state's like Alabama with pro-life laws.
Greg visits with Marciie Gourley about 250 Great Things About America: Places, People, and Principles Worth Celebrating . This conversation and her book lay a brilliant foundation for our country’s future. This is a conversation about a book for families to study and enjoy together, not just once, but as a perennial reminder of the meaning of citizenship in a nation of destiny.
Greg discusses the most recent report from Dr. George Barna and the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University
The data shows that while most Americans still call themselves "Christians," their actual beliefs about human life and the spiritual world have been heavily corrupted by secular culture and a syncretistic worlview.
This hour Greg and Tim Littleton discuss USA & The Worldcup plus parents under attack in Spain.
MLB Pride activism and how the history of how did we got here with Greg & Tom Littleton
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Stephanie Smith with The Alabama Policy Institute joins Greg and Dr..Stan Cooke to discuss observations from last week's primary runoff and what those may tell us about the upcoming general election in November. They also discuss Alabama's income tax future and the possible legal challenges to the residency qualifications of two Republican candidates.
Greg comments on a minor league baseball game being cancelled forfeited when players refuse to wear pride night jerseys. Then he gives the latest statistics on how Americans feel about the common abortion pill.
Greg visits with Seth Gruber (White Rose Resistance) about new book, The Last Stand: Christ or Chaos — The War for the West, and the companion documentary set to screen in churches across the country.
The project traces 2,000 years of history — from ancient Rome to the French Revolution to Weimar Germany and the Frankfurt School — and makes the case that everything the Church is facing right now (abortion, gender ideology, the collapse of the family) has been fought before. The only thing that's new, Seth says, is the Church's silence. What are the consequences? And what are America's faithful to do?
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