that guest.you asked who does t? who is the we? the we is me. it comes down to personal responsibility. if you try to look at the marriage culture or lack of it in the country or the way it s secularized. it s overwhelming. so for me we just go what can we do? how do we raise our family? how do we make sure our kids are raised with character and with the tools they need to be successful. i also love you are talking about marriage because when you come from a big family like mine you realize how important the unit between me and my husband are. the security and well-being of the children stems from that. it s important my husband and i
that guest.you asked who does t? who is the we? the we is me. it comes down to personal responsibility. if you try to look at the marriage culture or lack of it in the country or the way it s secularized. it s overwhelming. so for me we just go what can we do? how do we raise our family? how do we make sure our kids are raised with character and with the tools they need to be successful. i also love you are talking about marriage because when you come from a big family like mine you realize how important the unit between me and my husband are. the security and well-being of the children stems from that. it s important my husband and i
the left have been diligently scrubbing much of the religious left dormant references from his legacy, ignoring his deep christian faith as the source of his activism on behalf of equality. joining us now for reaction, my old friend, radio producer, currently a columnist for town hall who joins us from tennessee. and in columbia, south carolina, anthony, gentlemen, great to see both of you. lee, you just wrote about this today. you believe that much of the king legacy has become secularized. how so? listen to the media talk about king. at dr. king, dr. king, dr. king, and not reverent king. listen to the speeches the court. the secular ones. i would urge your audience to go to google and type in knock at midnight sermon. if a deeply religious sermon. or when jesus calls a man a foo
the left have been diligently scrubbing much of the religious left dormant references from his legacy, ignoring his deep christian faith as the source of his activism on behalf of equality. joining us now for reaction, my old friend, radio producer, currently a columnist for town hall who joins us from tennessee. and in columbia, south carolina, anthony, gentlemen, great to see both of you. lee, you just wrote about this today. you believe that much of the king legacy has become secularized. how so? listen to the media talk about king. at dr. king, dr. king, dr. king, and not reverent king. listen to the speeches the court. the secular ones. i would urge your audience to go to google and type in knock at midnight sermon. if a deeply religious sermon. or when jesus calls a man a foo
and liberals don t. i m just kidding. we are losing our religion. we are becoming a more secular nation. and people who identify as more religious are republican. yeah, identification for democrats, jennice has fallen about 20%. in just a few years so the democrats are becoming more secularized and what does that mean? does that mean anything? it means we are going to win the next election. i m kidding. what it means i still want to point out that although the numbers are down, they are there are more christians in the united states than anywhere else in the world. about 80% are self-identified. yes. but there are numbers that are troubling. like a lot of people are choosing none over like 2007. why is that? are they all watching bill maher? why are people throwing religion out the window? is it the internet or what is it?