00:00Because killing people who committed no crime is immoral.
00:04It will always be immoral.
00:06And people who do it will be punished for it.
00:08And nations that endorse it will be punished for it.
00:12That's a fact.
00:14And you are seeing now, you are seeing now a very intense effort to convince you otherwise.
00:22Oh, it's fine.
00:23They deserved it.
00:24Really, do their children deserve it?
00:26If a man commits a crime, do he kill his kids?
00:30I don't care if it's in Minneapolis or Gaza City.
00:33No, we don't.
00:35And if we do accidentally, we say, I am so sorry that we murdered someone who did nothing wrong.
00:39Because it is murder.
00:41And to see Christian pastors make excuses for that is one of the most...
00:46And that's not a partisan question.
00:49That is not a political question.
00:51That is the only question that matters.
00:53Do we have the right to murder people?
00:56And the resounding answer that Christianity provides us is no.
01:05I don't get into the whole debate, you know, dispensationalist.
01:08I don't even, I didn't even know the terms.
01:11Dispensationalist, you know, or whatever.
01:12Replacement.
01:13I'm an Episcopalian, okay?
01:14I don't enter these debates.
01:15Or was.
01:16My theology is super simple.
01:20I like the Beatitudes.
01:21Read them yesterday.
01:22I actually think, was it Michael reading them, some of them here?
01:26I think any person, any honest person would say it's the essence of the Christian faith.
01:31And killing tens of thousands of children, and then making excuses for it on behalf of a foreign government, is not in there.
01:39It's antithetical to that.
01:40Sorry, it doesn't make me a hater, it makes me the opponent of hate.
01:48So now that I've alienated most of the crowd, with my staunch...
01:52...and the city of Ghazza is a very important part of the city of Ghazza.
02:52You
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