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In this urgent episode Chase Davis responds to a week of shocking violence — a subway murder, a school attack near Evergreen, CO, and the assassination of Charlie Kirk — and explains why these events reveal a deeper cultural rot. Chase offers a frank pastoral diagnosis: universities and institutions have become vectors of radicalization, too many leaders are silent, and Christian men must stop compromising. He outlines three kinds of civic power (police, war, resistance), argues for decisive state accountability, and gives practical steps for families, churches, and local politics.
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