eight through ten. the key thing about that, everybody was hunting. today it s just the good guys hunt. but everybody hunted then. that s how you ate. why on earth would nimrod be identified? everybody hunted. because he hunted people. he seduced people to be the suggest and allow them to become the master. glenn: so he said nimrod, a great hunter of man, says let s build bricks. then let s build a city. why did he say let s build bricks first? what do they represent? they re important. in the five books of moses, wisdom highlights that that an altar to god must not be built of bricks. it has to be built with stones. why? the tension between the bricks and stops is crucial. bricks and stones are a
biblical metaphor for the way people should be stones, and the way we are easily pulled to be bricks. glenn: i live in connecticut. stonewalls are beautiful, because everything is different. it takes an artist to put them together. you re saying that the stones are representative of people. more differences between brick and stone. number one, brick is the same as every other brick. that s the point. totally interchangeable. if you want to turn people to bricks you can turn them to clogs that can be plugged around society. the second thing about bricks is they re made by man. stones are each unique. when we have a tradition in western civilization that man is created the image of god, what it means that just as god is unique, so is every single human being is unique, just like a stone. don t allow other people to turn you in n to bricks.
what my tyrant knows is you can t enslave a people that believe in the boss. you have can t. therefore, any tyranny will build hostility to the gods, to the biblical commitment of any kind of the all. you always find it. cuba, soviet union, anywhere else, secularism is the religion of the day. i gave it a name. secular fundamentalism is the religion of the day. glenn: i want to take a break. i guess where we go now is god gets mad and punishes them but a happy ending. wonderful ending. sliver of hope for us. glenn: right. god doesn t get mad and he doesn t punish them. then we will end where we began with the picture of the tower of babel. blow your mind! coming up.
show, man, what are you thinking? the idea the hunter of men started to erase god. he became king. yes. glenn: said let s make people like bricks, all the same. not like stone. mortar that will hold the bricks together is materialism. and we ll have this utopia. we ll build a tower that will reach the heavens. yes. you will be able to fulfill your highest aspirations in that fashion. glenn: we re all bricks. and i urge people to read the story and to listen to us. not as if we re describing some long forgotten historic event, but we re describing what is really happening today. and we ll happen in our grandchildren s organization, somewhere in the world again. glenn: tell me the happy ending. i read the story and god gets angry and comes down and scatters the people. okay, fine. well, to just put in to context, the surest indicator
that is happening as well. god comes along and as you said earlier, it doesn t punish the people. the name of god used in the hebrew text is not judgment god but the mercy god. he says i m on the side of people. i m on the side of the abraham model which happens to be the model subscribed to passionately and fervently by the founders of the united states. glenn: what he says is i ll make you back to stone, not bricks. right. glenn: he confuses it because they re not working together as one. not crazy about the one world idea. glenn: he s not punishing them because thought they were doing the right thing. like social justice. people are involved in social justice a perversion in most or many case of that jesus idea or the grand idea of help one another. push it in the government, in