The Briefing with Albert Mohler Thursday, January 9, 2025
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Jan 9, 2025 Former President Carter's state funeral is discussed, highlighting its historical significance. Southern California faces unprecedented wildfires, raising questions about environmental management. The sale of a bluefin tuna for $1.3 million reflects the extravagant sushi market. The conversation also navigates Meta's controversial end to fact-checking, sparking debates on censorship and truth. Lastly, biblical themes of stewardship are examined in the context of water management and ecological dilemmas.
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Carter's State Funeral
- Former President Jimmy Carter's state funeral will be held at the National Cathedral.
- The funeral is a government act reserved for a select few.
LA County Fires
- The Los Angeles County fires are the largest and most devastating in the county's history.
- Extreme fire weather, including high winds and dry conditions, makes the fires difficult to control.
Natural vs. Moral Evil
- The fires highlight the devastating effects of natural evil on human life and civilization.
- Moral evil also contributes, such as inadequate water management by California's government.