The Bob Siegel Show - Pastors Compromising the Bible

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The Bob Siegel Show is a weekly call in radio talk show. Bob and his guests discuss religion and its relationship to politics and popular culture. The Bob Siegel Show airs every Sunday from 6:00PM - 7:00PM PST. Listen to shows live online at am1170theanswer.com. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aired: 07-22-18 Co-host, Jim Berrier, joins Bob for a discussion about how the trends of modern times are causing many pastors to start compromising with God’s clear words/commands in Scripture. The high majority of the program is dedicated to this important subject. Other Topics: Religion: -Contrary to popular opinion, Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson were not really Deists. The definition of a Deist has changed since they were alive and they would not fit a modern definition of the term. Current Events: -Main Stream Media hysteria over Trump’s meeting with Putin -Judge Jeanine Pirro on The View -The biggest rule Trump broke: He was not supposed to win the 2016 presidential election. Instead, Hillary was expected to be coronated. Trump simply broke the order of things! NOTE FROM BOB SIEGEL: Sometimes over the air, through a slip of the tongue, I accidentally say the exact opposite of what I intended, generally with one word or phrase. I am usually unaware of this error until later on while listening to a recording of the broadcast. While the context of this program makes it obvious what I honestly meant, with sensitive subjects I still wish to be careful. And so, let me clarify: In the fourth segment of our program, while talking about matters some pastors are compromising, my intention was to say that standing up for TRADITIONAL marriage is unpopular today. What I accidentally said was that standing up for “same-sex” marriage is unpopular. Of course, in point of fact, that liberal, politically correct position is growing in popularity and it does not take much courage to hold such a currently affirmed view. Again, I believe my intended statement was obvious but I added this note to be doubly cautious. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See http://bobsiegel.net for more information.