Dennis Prager argues the US is fundamentally Judeo-Christian and that evangelical Christians must actively defend this foundation or risk losing religious liberty and the ability to evangelize. He contrasts this with what he sees as Democratic policies that undermine those values.
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up for people of faith to stem the tide of evil, all right, to preserve righteousness in a culture. As much as America is a Christian nation steeped in Judeo-Christian values, we don't force people to do anything, uh, to do anything in this nation, uh, but, but, well, unless you're a Democrat, then you do, uh, but what we do is you get to live in the blessings of this Judeo-Christian system, and you get to thrive in the blessings of this Judeo-Christian system. But if you don't protect that Judeo-Christian system, it will no longer be free. It will no longer be free. You won't be able— if those of you that are evangelical Christians, you love sharing the gospel, you like seeing souls saved, it's going to be a lot harder to do that. I'm not saying that it won't happen, because I know that God can do some things. But wouldn't you rather— wouldn't you rather be able to express your thoughts and your opinions freely?