Is it possible to leave your religious beliefs out or your politics?

<p>On this episode, we cover everything from abortion to Separation of Church and State, delve into different Worldviews and subconscious biases and how those impact how we vote and our values. We also touch on LGBTQ+ in politics and the irony of some politicians calling for leaving "religious beliefs" out of politics, when America is a country founded on Christian values and religious belief.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>NOTES:</strong></p> <ul> <li>This Weeks Whiskey: The Whistler Irish Whiskey</li> <li>AOC severely takes scripture out of context to justify abortion</li> <li>Exegesis - Reading scripture the way the writers of scripture intended and by the original meaning and intent</li> <li>Roe vs. Wade being overturned...?</li> <li>"Separation of Church and State" - What does that ACTUALLY mean... where does that saying come from</li> <li>What do people mean when they say, "Keep your religion out of politics"?</li> <li>Moral Therapeutic Deism vs. Secular Humanism</li> <li>If someone has a world view that people are basically good, than there isn't really a need for God... and you end up with ideas like Communism that end up destroying humanity in pursuit of a man-made utopia.</li> <li>Can you even have a discussion on politics without "religion"... or more accurately, "theology". Everyone has theology (a belief about god... even if that is a rejection of religion or god, they will make themselves into their god, elevating their own perspective and thoughts as the reigning authority in their life.</li> <li>The two big topics that liberals typically get upset on about Conservatives (or Christians) is abortion and homosexuality (now LGBTQ+)... with special focus and sensitivity around the T now (Transexual)</li> <li>It's easy to "leave your religion out of your politics", when your "religion" has no baring or influence on your daily life (you say you are a "Christian" but in reality, they are living as a secular humanist - a Cultural Christian or Christian in name only).</li> <li>Whether a Christian or not... most pe