Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Phil gets ready to deliver a eulogy for ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill, and Al and Jase look back on the family's relationship with the band. Jase remembers when he almost ripped his hair out during a squirrel hunt and recalls the time he was stung between the eyes by a yellowjacket. Phil describes one of the great benefits of having a beard. Jase holds a fly-killing bootcamp after he nearly wrecks his house to kill a fly. Al and Jase explain why it's OK to celebrate Halloween. And Phil discusses why unbelievers feel free while believers feel locked up by rules and regulations. 

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Jase talks about filming his new show’s pilot with Si and Jep and reveals which names the production team rejected. Jase and Al discuss the first thing they want to do right after a church service. Phil is confused by pescatarians, and Al describes himself as a Cajuntarian — someone who eats anything. And Phil talks about why he performed baptisms during the pandemic.

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Phil, Jase, and Al are joined by Zach’s wife, Jill Dasher, who shares the details of her new book, "Shallow: Drowning in the Shallow End of People's Approval." Jill reminisces about meeting Zach in a laundromat, and Jase has some surprising admissions about laundry. Phil and Jill discuss raising kids in a device-centric world and how you can teach your children to do right. Jill confesses her struggles with perfectionism and how her insecurities almost ruined her marriage. Jase and Jill talk about the pitfalls of social media and why we always see ourselves in the worst light. And Al reveals Zach's hilarious fail at his own wedding.

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Jep, Jase, and Zach tell Phil why adoption is one of the greatest manifestations of the Gospel in their lives and how it's strengthened their relationships with God. Phil explains why it's the responsibility of God’s people to care for others and why the government can’t handle it. Phil and Zach discuss why the Gospel is a paradox. Jep shares some eye-opening stats about adoption and talks about his first year of marriage to Jessica. And Jase talks about how love must be sincere, or it isn't true.

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Phil decides that cellphones are actually a good thing. Zach shares the unlikely story of injuring his wife on a golf course, and Phil now believes golf is a contact sport. Jase takes it as a bad sign that a photo of him holding his Bible has been censored on social media. Zach and Jase chew on the ethics of liberating golf balls from a pond. Jase stops traffic in the pouring rain to "save" a bullfrog from the middle of the road. Al has jokes for people who don’t know how to silence their cellphones in church. And the guys talk about the utter hopelessness of finding an identity in race, gender, or hollow, humanistic philosophies instead of in Christ.

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Phil, Jase, Al, and Zach explain what "thou shalt not kill" really means and why it's biblical for our military to wage righteous war against the enemy. Jase and Missy argue about the one person he loves to text. Phil discovers a new reason to hunt ducks. Jase is REALLY into the Olympics, and Phil is fascinated by figuring out why someone would watch. And Phil explains why doing the right thing will always win you God's favor.

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Jase and Phil explore their athletic attributes, including Phil’s incredible softball talent. Jase tells about some crazy golf adventures along with the interesting tales from the golf course. Al talks about giving yourself to God and being prepared for death. Jase gives advice to a Little League team that includes some unusual advice for children. And, Jase and Al discuss their wives cooking abilities and the impact it had on their neighborhood, especially Willie’s household.

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Phil discovers that rich rednecks know how to plant some crops, or in his case, duck food. Jase goes to a trucking conference and finds out the people who attend are not, in fact, truckers. He also learns that his jokes go over many people’s heads — especially Missy’s. Jase shares his faith with people in a drugstore. Phil and Jase talk about how it’s not our role to judge people’s life decisions but rather to bring them to Jesus. And Phil and Jase talk about the warning that Noah gave to all the people of the world and how their response relates to modern times. 

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Phil believes we need to reframe the way Jesus is portrayed. Kyle Thompson, host of the Undaunted.Life podcast, joins Phil and Al to discuss masculinity and the way we view men who follow Christ. Al and Kyle talk about why a masculine man is something we should celebrate. Phil shares the suggestions he gave former President Donald Trump about how to live a more faithful life. And Kyle tells us how Undaunted.Life is equipping men to push back against the darkness.

Visit https://undaunted.life to learn more 

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Phil and Si remember racing cars on foot to earn extra money and prove their manliness. Arm-wrestling champion "Monster" Michael Todd shares his crazy adventures. Phil reminisces about his arm-wrestling days and makes it very clear why those days are over. Monster talks about fracturing his arm more than 70 times — and he's not done yet. Jay Stone tells Si about a girl at his gym that took him down. Al tells the story of his appendix rupturing. And Si says he'd never fight a girl, but it's not for the reason you think.

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Jase uses Scripture to answer an age-old question: Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Al finds Jase’s Wikipedia page interesting — especially the inaccuracies. Jase and Phil believe that people only want a small part of Jesus. Phil points out how crazy the first person who tried milk probably was. And Jase talks about Phil’s disgusting habit.

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Phil reveals how he wants his family to handle his death and the unusual things he wants them to do with his body. Jase talks about Missy being questioned in Colorado because she was with a person who looked a certain way. Phil shares Miss Kay's opinion on Botox after the incident with Bobo. Al defines "university" and explains how it's mostly untrue in today’s culture. Jase discusses the way Scripture can bring people together as a cure for the hate in the world, and Phil thinks people are bored when they're not hating others.

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Jase talks about buying lingerie for Missy during their first year of marriage, and Al discovers that Victoria’s Secret is now Phil’s Secret. Jase tells the story of leaving his computer on an airplane and why Missy was upset with him for other reasons. He also weighs in on the season finale of “The Chosen.” Al and Jase speak about the significance of the cross as an intersection of sin and forgiveness. And Jase describes going to a clothing-optional hippie community where everyone looks just like him.

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Jase describes his crazy Colorado fishing adventure, the huge surprise he had along the way, and his encounter with some extremely daring individuals. Phil’s friend Sammie Crawford stops by to talk about his life and his mentoring program. Phil explains why he decided to invest in Sammie and his future. And Jase tells the story of a man who catfished his own employee to prove a point and help him to turn his life around from an unlikely addiction.

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Phil makes a major decision about the future of the beloved (and stinky) shirt that Willie once tried to bribe Miss Kay into burning. Jase recalls using his poker skills to negotiate with Walmart and brings up the new tagline for "The Chosen." And Phil talks about his history with drinking, the biggest mistake people can make with their clothes, and how he came close to converting a Jew.

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Jase and Phil talk about recent shootings, crime rates in the major cities, why gun control will never work, and what the real solution is. Phil notices that the baptisms he's performed lately all share one similarity, and he wonders if Al's hitchhiking cat is a sign of the end of days. Jase vents his frustrations with movie aliens and explains why he loves a good trash-talking session. Phil tells us how the book of Matthew relates to the world today. And Jase talks about calling the bears when others curse God.

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Phil and Jase zero in on the true meaning of freedom. Jase discusses the origin of the red Solo cup and why it’s a staple at many events. Al talks about why the Revolutionary War was different from all other wars and how biblical principles were applied to the Constitution. Jase addresses the mistakes we’ve made in our country’s history and what they mean to us as a nation. And Phil talks about all the nations that have failed due to divisiveness.

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Phil and Jase believe Jeff Bezos couldn't possibly spend $200 billion when he retires, and they discuss whether or not the Amazon founder has found a way to live forever. Jase and Al talk about golfing with Cole, Reed, and Jep during their family beach vacation. Phil offers a reminder that “there’s a guy who showed up who can give you immortality, and you don’t have to get on a spaceship.” And the guys list five reasons people don’t want to live forever.

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Phil, Jase, and Al take their show on the road and record their first podcast in front of an audience at NRB 2021 in Texas. Phil describes Si’s interesting childhood. Jase discusses the different types of duck calls. Jase and Zach talk about adoption. Al talks about how the podcast improves his preaching. And Phil tells a story about a man who once cursed him out over the phone but eventually changed his ways. 

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Phil feels unworthy of induction into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame, but Al sees plenty of reasons Phil deserves the honor. Jase and Phil discuss why Jesus should be the rock in your life. Jase explains how churches alienate people on the edge of believing and what they can do to fix that. Al exposes the lies told to young girls in women’s health clinics. And Jase has a dream about baptizing a girl and wakes up to discover Mia doing something unexpected.

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Jase and Al are on a vacation that includes “EBP” — everybody but Phil. Jase is technically at the beach, but that doesn't mean he actually goes down to the beach. Phil gives Miss Kay a new nickname after her recent lip injury, but she may not be happy with it. Jase describes his experience with the “Chosen Army” and says its members are “high on Jesus.” Ryan Lee, director of One Kingdom, drops by. Larry Bowles recaps the sermon he delivered on Romans 7 at WFR Church on Sunday. And Phil and Jase discuss how much power Satan has.

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Phil chases one of his workers with a running chainsaw. Jase shares his disagreement with a preacher who interpreted scripture for his own gain. Al tells the story of escaping from the babysitter when he was three years old. And Jase describes the raining of frogs and why one more night with the frogs might not be as bad as it seems.

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Phil reveals that he was once a United States park ranger. Al talks about the time he was struck by lightning. Family friend Gary Osborne drops in to discuss Romans 9. Jase describes what it was like to be in a rollover crash while sitting in the back. Phil thinks of Jesus as the perfect attorney. And Jase discusses people who hate anyone who believes in Jesus.

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Jase walks through a closed door, and Missy didn't quite have the reaction he was hoping for. That leads to a discussion on marriage, people who choose not to marry, and temptation before marriage. Al admits he moved his wedding date up because biology was about to take over theology. Jase learned the hard way that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Phil doesn't believe Jase's story about a girl who came on to him in high school. The guys discuss what people miss about predestination, why Jase believes in God-orchestrated encounters, and remembering to look at things from God's perspective, not yours. Al closes with the best advice you'll ever hear about how to help people who are hurting and what kind of help they DON'T need.

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Phil is stunned to find Miss Kay bleeding profusely when she wakes him up after a goodnight kiss for their dog goes awry. An ER worker chews Phil out for not wearing a mask, and he is NOT having it. Miss Kay just wants everyone to know the accident wasn't Bobo's fault, and Jase decides they need a protocol for waking up pets. In other news, Al's GPS does him wrong. Mia decides to get rebaptized by Phil. And the guys discuss baptism finger-wagging, groups that elevate the church above Jesus, and why it's important to be open about your testimony.

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Phil, Jase, and Al are pumped to have Trent Langhofer share his journey from fourth-grade drug user to homeless teenage junkie to counselor, preacher, Ph.D., cage fighter, and director of the Community Counseling Center at Colorado Christian University. Trent describes the powerful encounter with Jesus he had when he reached his darkest moment, and the guys discuss how radical spiritual transformations are the answer to the biggest cultural problems we face today.

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Phil’s neighbor’s dog, Bob, walks away from another deadly situation. Jase turns to the Bible to explain the power of food after Phil talks about the awesome power of Miss Kay’s egg custard pie. And the guys dive into Romans 8 to discuss the meaning of “creation” and being marked by the spirit.

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Phil dreams that Jase found gold bars on his land and lets Jase and Al in on his secret hiding place. Zach tells the story of how his infant daughter became part of his family. And Jase shares what a blessing his adopted daughter has been to him.

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Jase realizes at the very last minute that he was supposed to preach while Al was out of town. Al throws Jase under the bus while speaking at a church between a liquor store and cannabis shop, and Phil is focused on keeping the raccoons and cottonmouths in their place. Jase is fascinated by what people search for when they Google "God." Phil and Jase detail the horror of catching a gar — alive or dead. And Jase highlights the four words Romans 5 uses to describe human beings before we're saved.

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Phil offers a glimpse of what his day looks like during beaver-fighting season and shares his technique for cleaning filthy shoes. Jase tries to get Phil to dance to rap music and sweetens the deal with a four-figure cash incentive. Phil describes his painful scuffle with a cat. Jase has a verse you should read every morning to give you a positive outlook. The guys discuss what "the law of the Spirit of life" is, why being saved leads to freedom, why Phil calls Romans 8 "relief texts," and the story of an inmate who stumbled upon a Bible in a prison garbage can. And Jase closes with an announcement about the new episode of "The Chosen."

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Jase's house is struck by lightning, and just in case it's a sign, he's not taking any chances. Phil and Jase are highly suspicious of people who claim they've come up with the deeper truths of the Bible. And the guys talk about the easily offended church police, the thought-provoking portrayals of Mary Magdalene and Nicodemus on "The Chosen," the importance of Jesus in sports journalist Jason Whitlock's professional life, and why they believe babies are born without sin.

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Phil and Jase discuss their wives' wishes for if they die. Jase tells another story from the road about a girl named "Pumpkin" and his two greatest fears in life. Phil remembers Miss Kay bringing his family bottled Cokes and how much better they taste. The guys discuss why hitchhiking is much different today than it was in the past.

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Jase tells jokes to a pumped crowd in Amish country, and he's shocked by what he discovers during his visit. Phil wishes he had gotten the invite since he has Amish tendencies. Jase learns who Pee-wee Herman is. And Phil talks about what he tells God every night before he falls asleep.

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Phil thinks Al's feelings about crawfish are highly questionable. Jase gets caught sneaking out to Willie's pond to catch some crappie for Missy. Jase cracks up over the time their lifelike "Duck Dynasty" "costumes" helped the Robertsons win a contest at Walmart. Al highlights the difference between "Duck Commander" and "Duck Dynasty." And the guys discuss slavery to sin, how we treat others, and how we respond to people who say they believe Jesus is Lord but clearly don't mean it.

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Phil shares the monkey business that goes on in his dreams and why it can be dangerous to share a bed with him. Al admits he's been known to be a danger to himself in bed. Jase reveals the crazy dream he once had about a girl in trouble and what she later told him was going on in her life at the time. The guys also discuss what dreams mean, what a lot of the religious world misses, and what Romans 6 tells us about sin, law, and grace.

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Jase is a little nervous with Missy in the room again, but the guys are excited to talk with Dallas Jenkins, the filmmaker behind "The Chosen." Dallas offers a peek at the making of the series, including how they get the actors and sets to look rough and authentic and why it was important to do this without Hollywood money. Phil admits the series brought tears to his eyes more than once. Jase volunteers his services as a consultant to keep the outdoors scenes accurate. And Dallas talks about critics of the series, including people who take issue with Jesus winking.

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Phil takes the reins as writer AND director when Benelli asks him to record a new commercial. Jase recalls incidents on the "Duck Dynasty" set that led to a new contract prohibiting the discharge of firearms. (Yes, Uncle Si was involved.) Phil remembers having his patience tried by the crew's ban on Jesus. The guys discuss all the good things that came from Jesus showing up, why the biblical definition of hope is so different from common usage, and why it's so difficult to comprehend a living hope. And Jase tries to find a metaphor for grace in a bloody encounter with a tick.

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Gary Witherall, author of "Total Abandon," joins the guys to share his powerful testimony, his journey to ministry, the story of his wife's death as a modern martyr for Jesus, and the moment he found the capacity to forgive the man who murdered her. Gary also chats with the guys about the time Phil told "Duck Dynasty" producers he wouldn't do a scene where he got caught by the police, Jase's rules for trespassing, and the time Jase got busted for trespassing to catch frogs. Al closes with a prayer for Gary's ministry work with Middle Eastern refugees.

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Jase remembers the time he broke into the secret sponsor room at Duck Commander to do a little "shopping." Jase's truck gets "uplifted" and "baptized," and Al recalls the time he asked the right question when Lisa wrecked his truck. Jase meets a woman at an event who's appalled by his clothes. Phil is thrilled by what you can get away with at 75. Jase is irked that there are places on this planet that people aren't allowed to go. Al realizes Phil has Amish tendencies. And the guys respond to a great question about what happened to people who died without having the opportunity to hear about Jesus. 

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Phil baptizes several generations of a family from Oregon in one day. Jase's mailbox is flooded by letters from the IRS saying he owes an absurd amount of money. Jase and Al are fed up with power grabs in the "friendly" skies, and Phil isn't seeing much of the golden rule on airplanes. Jase talks about how to handle investing in companies that aren't godly. And the guys dive into the faith of Abraham and biblical parallels in Phil's relationship with his daughter, Phyllis.

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Jase is interviewed by a confident 10-year-old girl and has an awkward realization after he meets former NFL player Ronnie Brown. Al talks about the "hieroglyphics" carved into his driveway. Phil Mickelson may have once mistaken Jase for a homeless person, but his PGA Championship win inspires Jase to make his golf comeback. Jase and Al are fascinated by Mickelson's meditation practice. The word "copulation" is heard in the Unashamed Lair for the first time, courtesy of Phil. And the guys discuss the better stories believers have, smart idiots, and attempts to change cultural norms to justify sin.

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The guys are joined by John Kerr, a quintessential mainstream media guy who was baptized by Phil after writing him a letter from "a former left-winger." Jase tries to understand the media's agenda and what the solution is. Al highlights the media's renewed attempt to cancel the Promise Keepers. Phil talks about how the Gospel transcends political wings (and Jase is thrilled to hear him come to that conclusion). And the guys unite around one message: Jesus is for everybody.

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Phil is pumped about the Running of the Ops and tells the story of his all-time greatest catch of Opelousas catfish. He also shares the details on how to make his famous sticky chicken recipe. Jase offers encouragement after Phil reveals the embarrassment he feels when he watches his testimony in his new "I Am Second" series. Al remembers when he and Lisa were the subject of a scandalous National Enquirer "scoop." Dan the Eunuch gets harassed for not wearing a mask. Jase recalls his huge crush on Olivia Newton John in "Grease," but was it innocent Sandy or the leather-clad bad girl? And the guys discuss what "circumcision of the heart" means and why we have to decide to trust in Christ.

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Jase is about to blow you away with the crazy story of an extreme home birth, but the way Al paid for his vasectomy might be even more unusual. Al talks about Sadie's difficult labor. Phil discovers there's something he needs to emphasize more about Jesus. Jase explains why so much comes down to who your posse is. And the guys discuss where our built-in conscience comes from, lack of self-awareness, the beauty of being in Christ, and the Robertsons' new series from I Am Second, "Dysfunction to Dynasty."

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Phil is now part of a college assignment, but he's not sure if that's good or bad. Jase admits he has a secret outhouse. Al calls out Oprah Winfrey and her hot take on which path leads to God. Jase finally figures out how the bats got into his house, and it wasn't through the fireplace. And the guys run through people's excuses for not coming to Jesus.

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Jase proposes a new law about the right of a free people to protect their homes and families from aggressive invaders, and Phil is totally on board. Zach highlights the bait and switch of today's cancel culture but also sees it as a big opportunity to share the Gospel. Al is pumped about an upcoming podcast guest. Jase wants to make a movie about Revelation. And the guys discuss temptation, the wrath of God, deliverance from misery, and why living for yourself ends in a terrible way.

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Phil and Al make the case that Jesus wouldn't be a Democrat OR a Republican. Zach points out the biggest problem with a culture that worships race, sexuality, and politics. Jase is appalled that we're putting oxen and bats ahead of human beings. Al witnesses the religion of environmentalism in San Francisco. The guys talk about house churches, general revelation, and the purpose of creation. And Zach nails the reason conservatives fail when they go up against the Left.

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Phil finds there's a whole lot about compassion and comfort in the Bible that gets overlooked. Jase finds a spiritual lesson in a humiliating restaurant bathroom situation. Zach offers a biblical perspective on being pitted against each other based on race, gender, and politics. Jase has one answer when someone asks him if something is a sin. The guys talk about how to live an unashamed life and how to get away from putting what we think of God ahead of what God thinks of us. And Zach and his wife welcome a new baby to the Unashamed family!

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Jase takes on more than a dozen bats in an epic 48-hour battle, but a tennis racket, Google, a phone call to Missy, and a sheet are no match for the creepy invaders squatting in his house. Phil stops the conversation to pray for a 9-year-old girl who has cancer. And Phil, Jase, and Zach dig into what "the obedience of faith" means, what Jesus' death started, what the Gospel is, and the difference between how humans and God approach power.

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Phil is getting the feeling that woke and "Gunsmoke" don't mix. Phil, Jase, and Al talk about underestimating Jesus, what it means to be called, and what it means to belong to Jesus. Phil reveals what he would do if he had the opportunity to share the Gospel with Biden like he did with Trump. And the guys begin their study of Romans, aka the constitution of Christianity.

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