THIS Is What Makes Christianity Different From Any Other Religion | 4/18/22
Steve discusses a new study from the Lancet proving once again the effectiveness of natural immunity against COVID-19 and why that publication is just now admitting it. Then, Bob Vander Plaats from the Family Leader joins the program to discuss a meme that went viral over the weekend depicting Easter in New York City in 1956 vs. current day. In Hour Two, the weekly edition of "Ask Deace Anything" continues with a post-Easter discussion featuring questions and comments from the audience.
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