The WallBuilders Show Bible Beliefs and Political Divides in Modern America
We start this episode by honoring the life of US Senator Jim Inhofe, whose unwavering faith and political influence left an indelible mark on both American and African landscapes. Join us as we reflect on his life, highlighting his dedication to integrating Christian beliefs into his work, leading African leaders to Christ, and mediating civil conflicts. This episode also examines a Pew Research study, revealing the stark differences in how Trump and Biden supporters view the Bible's influence on US laws, shedding light on America's cultural and political divide.
Are current gender identity debates reshaping federal policies? Listen in as we delve into recent legal rulings against enforcing gender identity rules in healthcare and social services, and a judge's decision affirming a binary understanding of sex. We'll explore the recent acknowledgment of transgenderism being a form of gender dysphoria, and as such, a disability. This thought-provoking dialogue underscores the ever changing legal and social landscape surrounding transgender identities today.
Learn about the pivotal role of early American presidents through our new book, "The American Story: Building the Republic." We'll also unpack the recent Supreme Court ruling in Fischer v. United States, which impacts the prosecution of January 6th Capitol event participants. Lastly, explore the critical need for a societal standard in human sexuality and morality, as we discuss the shifting public opinions on issues like homosexual marriage and the role of churches in advocating for positive change. Engage with us for a comprehensive discussion spanning faith, law, history, and societal norms.