00:00Anything that is of value has to go through some pressure and that's why I'm excited and
00:07expecting about what America's going to look like after this. This is a needed and a necessary
00:13conversation. Racism has been around, police brutality has been around, but now we're forced
00:18to deal with that lump in the carpet and we consider ourselves vacuum cleaners to pull
00:24all of it out and discuss it in a healthy way. You know, why would a loving God allow
00:28these things to happen speaks to much broader questions of philosophy and spirituality and
00:33eternity. We're in a very morally relative society now. We're in the age of secular humanism
00:40and moral relativism. We're an autonomous society. We can live how we want, sleep with who we
00:45want and do what we want and we think that there are no ramifications for these actions,
00:50but there are. And I believe the problem is too often we blame God for the maladies.
00:55Jump on what John was talking about. When you think about it, God didn't choke Eric
01:00Garner. God didn't pull the trigger in Baton Rouge or in Dallas. It's something about the
01:06inhumane nature of human beings. So I think through our show, we're able to speak to the
01:11base nature in humans to take some responsibility. We can't blame everything on God. We have moral
01:17human problems. And I think our show will bring those issues, being able to dialogue, to talk
01:21about the innate goodness in each other. And hopefully people who don't look like us or share our beliefs
01:26can begin to share a sense of humanity, that we're not animals. We're not demons. We do not
01:31dehumanize us to see that commonality. And hopefully we can become a more loving society because we're
01:36responsible to each other. We are each other's brothers and sister's keeper. And hopefully this
01:40show can bring those things to bear. We've got to love each other.
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