A speaker argues that who owns your time has spiritual and political weight, tracing America's success to its Judeo-Christian foundation. He warns that abandoning this foundation leads to collapse and calls on citizens to protect the system.
This idea of private property— who owns your time? This is a question you have to ask yourself time and time again when it comes to actually your spiritual life, uh, when it comes to politics, when it comes to poli— uh, when it comes to finances. Who owns your time? Today we're talking about politics but also with the spiritual implication. I don't believe the two are separate. I believe that politics should be intertwined with religion. I don't believe there should be a theocracy. I don't believe that I should force my beliefs down your throat. But at the same time, I do believe the reason why America is so successful is because of our Judeo-Christian foundation. And if we ever abandon that Judeo-Christian foundation, then America itself will collapse. I sincerely believe that. So it is incumbent upon us as American citizens and as voters to make sure that our system doesn't collapse.
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