The Hamilton Corner

July 21, 2026 · 49:49

Surrogacy commodifies and dehumanizes God’s image bearers.

Gender & Sexuality

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0:00 - 15:00. Proverbs 16:18. Pride blinds us to self-destruction. 15:00 - 31:00. Surrogacy commodifies and dehumanizes God’s image bearers. 31:00 - 48:00. Rejection of the Imago Dei, leads to Canada's MAID | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call: 877-616-2396

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  1. 0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
  2. 0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
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  5. 0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
  6. 0:18And the philosophies of this world.
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  11. 0:33Good evening, everyone.
  12. 0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
  13. 0:36My name is Abraham Hamilton the third.
  14. 0:38I am the host of the program joined by the corner contingent
  15. 0:42right across from me, my man, 100 grand Mr. Bobby.
  16. 0:45R-R-R-R-R-O-SA, was particularly disturbed with the, shall I say, the intellectual degradation
  17. 0:59that has become ubiquitous in our society.
  18. 1:03In the screening room we have produced extraordinary, often imitated, never duplicated.
  19. 1:07The Real J. Mac, ladies and gentlemen, that we are ready to rock and roll with today's
  20. 1:12edition of the program.
  21. 1:13At this very moment, many of you if not most of you are making your transition from your
  22. 1:18part-time jobs where you generate an income to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome.
  23. 1:24And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality, understanding the primacy that
  24. 1:31God places on family, and welcoming that primacy to guide and to govern and to guard your engagement.
  25. 1:40You know, we're going to talk a bit during today's program about the reality of engaging the world
  26. 1:48in embracing what God has designed as being maximally beneficial to us as individuals.
  27. 1:56When we reject God's way, when we reject God's order, we may not recognize it initially,
  28. 2:04but we're putting ourselves in a position for just frankly suffering and pain.
  29. 2:15And, you know, it's the Veggie Tales theorem, God's way is the best way.
  30. 2:26But we, you know, very, in a very hard-headed, fallen, Adam fashion, run headlong to go our
  31. 2:37own way.
  32. 2:38And then we end up suffering the consequences as a result.
  33. 2:43But if we would have the wisdom to recognize that there's a God and He is not us, we would
  34. 2:50put ourselves in a position to far better be a part of the kavashin that got us ordained
  35. 2:56for us as his image bearer.
  36. 2:58So as you are making your transition, may I challenge you to take seriously the necessity
  37. 3:04of making disciples?
  38. 3:07When you survey the landscape in our country, and I cannot help but offer this assessment
  39. 3:14because I see it everywhere.
  40. 3:17We had a wonderful time in Kentucky at the Culture Proof Conference,
  41. 3:212026 at the Art and Counter in the Creation Museum.
  42. 3:24And being with people who are committed to the same things I'm committed to,
  43. 3:32it was just, it was heartening for me, encouraging for me.
  44. 3:35And I pray was to every person who attended as well.
  45. 3:39But when we survey the landscape in our society, man,
  46. 3:44we're looking at the evidence of carnage that has befall in our society as a
  47. 3:49result of rejecting God's way.
  48. 3:56The outsourcing of the cultivation of the hearts and mind, the dearth in disciple formation,
  49. 4:02the disciple making has created the chasm that has given rise to things like the democratic
  50. 4:07socialists of America who finally feel like they can say with a whole chest that they're
  51. 4:13working to just subvert and overthrow their own country.
  52. 4:17The ones who are citizens that is.
  53. 4:21This is what they have said.
  54. 4:23They had a party meeting, a party meeting not too long ago where they just decided, yeah,
  55. 4:29you know, we just want to get rid of the Supreme Court and the presidency.
  56. 4:32Yeah, just get rid of it.
  57. 4:35I'm in the Constitution to get rid of it and to replace it with a one body that is both
  58. 4:42executive and judiciary, but it's subordinate to Congress and it's appointed by Congress.
  59. 4:48That's what they say.
  60. 4:54Lord, help us.
  61. 4:56it help us to the word of God we go. Proverbs chapter 16 verse 18 and this provides a scriptural
  62. 5:03anchor to what we are already discussing. Proverbs chapter 16 verse 18 says this pride goes before
  63. 5:13destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall. Now I'll start with the end of the verse and work
  64. 5:23backwards. The word fall there is translated into English as fall from the Hebrew word Kishalon
  65. 5:30Kishalom, which literally means calamity.
  66. 5:35So you see, fall don't think, you know,
  67. 5:37slip and fall in the grocery store,
  68. 5:39something like that.
  69. 5:40I don't think somebody's walking down the street
  70. 5:42and they fall, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
  71. 5:45don't even think, oh, I fall and then I can't get up.
  72. 5:47No, the word Kishalom means calamity.
  73. 5:50The term fall is the translators,
  74. 5:54is employed by the translators here
  75. 5:56because it is a calamitous fall
  76. 5:59that results in great loss, lasting distress and suffering,
  77. 6:04but it also is a sudden damage.
  78. 6:07That's the thing.
  79. 6:08It's a sudden damage that yields lasting distress,
  80. 6:18great loss and calamitous in its scope.
  81. 6:25Now back to the beginning of the verse.
  82. 6:27The Bible tells us this,
  83. 6:28Pride goes before the destruction.
  84. 6:33One of the things that's indicative,
  85. 6:40or should I say intrinsic to this pride that's mentioned here,
  86. 6:45is that the pride is blinding.
  87. 6:47That's the thing.
  88. 6:49The pride is blinding so that those who are poised
  89. 6:53for destruction cannot see it, cannot see it.
  90. 6:59The pride is so inebriating.
  91. 7:02It's so self-elevating that it is blinding.
  92. 7:08It is blinding.
  93. 7:10So the destruction that is imminent to flow from the pride
  94. 7:14and the Kishalon that is coming for the hardy
  95. 7:17for the, for the, with the hubris display
  96. 7:20and the hubris heart condition, they don't see it.
  97. 7:23It's not seen, it's not seen.
  98. 7:28You know, I, I, when I do presentations
  99. 7:32and a couple of the homes who conferences,
  100. 7:34I've ministered at this week, I've explained,
  101. 7:36we've spent trillions of dollars on what we describe
  102. 7:40as education, I call it mind, cultivation of the mind,
  103. 7:42mind cultivation, but we call our system of instruction
  104. 7:45the education system.
  105. 7:46We spent trillions of dollars on education,
  106. 7:50yet we have a significant contingent of the government
  107. 7:55school, government high school graduates who can't read
  108. 7:58on grade level.
  109. 8:01I have a shared story with you guys about the difficulties
  110. 8:03and mathematics.
  111. 8:05Yet we spent trillions, you know, at what point,
  112. 8:08at what point do we stop and consider?
  113. 8:10Maybe, maybe the objectives of the people
  114. 8:12that are receiving this money is not the same
  115. 8:14as the ones that's being, not the same as the objectives
  116. 8:18that are being stated publicly.
  117. 8:20Like what kind of foods do we have to be?
  118. 8:22That we spend trillions of dollars and when we see,
  119. 8:24oh man, you know, the babies can't read,
  120. 8:26oh, here's the solution, let's spend more money on it.
  121. 8:29Does that make sense?
  122. 8:30Does that make sense?
  123. 8:33Or how about this?
  124. 8:34You know, I made this statement.
  125. 8:36you know, one of the things that's a major currency
  126. 8:38in the education system in our country
  127. 8:40is standardized testing.
  128. 8:42And I'd ask a very simple question.
  129. 8:44Have you ever met a standardized child?
  130. 8:49Have you ever met a standardized child?
  131. 8:51God has given us in the literal, tangible, physical imprint
  132. 8:57where every single person has a different fingerprint.
  133. 9:02Yet we're going to create a system of instruction
  134. 9:05that the currency of it is standardization.
  135. 9:10just think about it, just stop and think about it.
  136. 9:15You know, interview Dr. Kathy Cook on my show.
  137. 9:18And I'm not saying this because I'm some,
  138. 9:19oh man, be paying me the emotional thing.
  139. 9:21The reality is there's no such thing
  140. 9:23as a non-smart human being.
  141. 9:25The reality is we're all smart with just smart
  142. 9:27in different ways.
  143. 9:29And so because we're smart in different ways,
  144. 9:31you overlay this exercise in idiocy
  145. 9:35and seeking to standardize God's multi-fasted image bearers.
  146. 9:42And then we draw away from that, well, if you can sit in the corner, get a book and memorize,
  147. 9:48well, then we say you're smart. But we have people with all kind of kinesthetic capabilities,
  148. 9:54build anything, put things together. They're physically engaged, if they're out loud to be
  149. 9:58physically engaged with the stimulus, physically engaged with the material, they will perform
  150. 10:03equally, if not better, than anybody else who was a memorizer. But we know you see that child
  151. 10:09is intelligent and that one is not. Do you know where that idea comes from guys? That idea
  152. 10:14has come from. It's the infiltrated sewage that has flowed from Darwinian evolutionary
  153. 10:21thought processes. It is the sewage that has seeped in, that stems from, survival of the
  154. 10:31fittest methodologies. Some, according to Darwin, have the might and because of the might it makes
  155. 10:42right for them to be advanced, for them to be this, for them to be that.
  156. 10:46Instead of us recognizing man, there are lots of people who think differently.
  157. 10:50They convey information differently and they receive information differently.
  158. 10:54You know, Dr. Gary Chapman has made, you know, lots of money and aided lots of people in the
  159. 11:02relationships and specifically in marriage preparation and saying the issue between spouses
  160. 11:07usually is not a deficiency in love.
  161. 11:09It's a deficiency in the communication of that love.
  162. 11:12know for one spouse, it's quality time is the primary love language. For the other spouse,
  163. 11:17acts of service is the primary love language. What you have for it, hypothetically, it's
  164. 11:22a husband, acts of service is his love language. He's cleaning the gutters, he's cutting the
  165. 11:25grass, he's washing the cars, he's making sure the car's the filled with gas all the
  166. 11:31time. He's fixing everything around the house and he's doing this what? Because he loves
  167. 11:36his wife and it's the primary way he communicates that love and affection. But his wife has
  168. 11:42as a disposition of equality time is their primary love language.
  169. 11:45So though husband may be doing all of these things,
  170. 11:47wife will say, but I don't know if you love me.
  171. 11:51And Dr. Chapman says the issue is not a deficiency in love,
  172. 11:53it's a deficiency of communication.
  173. 11:55So what's necessary for the spouses is husband needs to learn
  174. 11:57what his wife's love language, primary love language,
  175. 11:59wife needs to learn what his husband's primary love language.
  176. 12:02And once that revelation is ascertained and discerned,
  177. 12:05then what happens?
  178. 12:06Wife goes, oh, he does love me.
  179. 12:08He just communicates it this way.
  180. 12:11husband goes, oh wife is not a nagger,
  181. 12:14she just needs me to communicate to her in her love language.
  182. 12:17We understand that in terms of love languages,
  183. 12:19why don't we understand that in terms of education?
  184. 12:22There's some people, if you put them in a corner,
  185. 12:26in a book, it's like torture.
  186. 12:30They need to engage with nature.
  187. 12:31They need to engage with the elements.
  188. 12:32They don't need to be sitting down.
  189. 12:34They need to be standing up.
  190. 12:35They need to be able to walk around in order to read
  191. 12:37because the physical engagement of walking
  192. 12:39combined with their reading enables them
  193. 12:41to digest the information.
  194. 12:43but they're not just reading,
  195. 12:44but they're comprehending as they're reading.
  196. 12:48But Huber says, well, we must be doing it right
  197. 12:51because the God of degrees I have on the wall.
  198. 12:53And this is what I was told at the John Dewey
  199. 12:55inspired teacher's colleges.
  200. 12:57So it must go this way.
  201. 13:02Pride blinds us to destruction.
  202. 13:05And here we are in the year of our Lord, 2026.
  203. 13:08When I have university saying that it's racist
  204. 13:11to expect certain ethnicities to communicate articulate
  205. 13:16and accurate English grammar.
  206. 13:20So that's what we're gonna do.
  207. 13:20So we're not going to address the problems with teaching English properly.
  208. 13:25No, no, we're going to say it's racist to have an expectation for English to be
  209. 13:29under surprise.
  210. 13:30Man, go ahead.
  211. 13:31Do you see what I'm saying?
  212. 13:32Pride comes before destruction, before destruction.
  213. 13:40How smart are we as a society?
  214. 13:42All of our founding documents are written in cursive.
  215. 13:44And yet we have an entire system of instruction that only
  216. 13:46can teach children to recursive anymore.
  217. 13:49I start with my own eyes.
  218. 13:50One out of town to visit some folks,
  219. 13:56ask some of the 20-something,
  220. 13:58this man, y'all come read this.
  221. 13:59They're like, I don't know what those are.
  222. 14:03If you can't read cursive,
  223. 14:05how you gonna read the front of documents for yourself?
  224. 14:06So you are by nature making yourself dependent
  225. 14:10on somebody to translate English to you,
  226. 14:13just because it's written in cursive.
  227. 14:15Guys, pride precedes destruction.
  228. 14:21Destruction, but our hubris doesn't allow us to see it.
  229. 14:28So what the Lord said to us through the Apostle Paul and as he pisses to the Romans, comes true in our generation,
  230. 14:35professing to be wise, we become fools. Lord, open our eyes because we've been blinded in many ways by our hubris.
  231. 14:52A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
  232. 15:03It's like all of creation was screaming, God is good. His goodness just flows from everything he created.
  233. 15:11But when the devil came to the garden,
  234. 15:14tempted Adam and Eve, his approach was,
  235. 15:17is God really good?
  236. 15:19And sadly, they kinda went along with his deception.
  237. 15:23They fell into sin.
  238. 15:25But the reality is, God's creation is good
  239. 15:28and God is totally good.
  240. 15:30And so he can be totally trusted.
  241. 15:31So our worship and praise is acknowledging
  242. 15:34that he's good even when we don't fully recognize
  243. 15:36or see what he's doing.
  244. 15:38On the other hand, complaining is,
  245. 15:40God, you're messing up.
  246. 15:42I'm not sure if you really are good in this situation.
  247. 15:44So I think clearly it's important.
  248. 15:46And complaining is never a good thing.
  249. 15:48It really is a way to curse something.
  250. 15:51Praise and worship,
  251. 15:52even though we may not fully understand
  252. 15:54what all is going on, it's so productive.
  253. 16:04Shiting light into the darkness,
  254. 16:07this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
  255. 16:11Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner,
  256. 16:13Abraham Hamilton the third here.
  257. 16:18I want to mention that, I guess, two weeks from now,
  258. 16:22almost three weeks.
  259. 16:23Let me look at the calendar really quickly.
  260. 16:25In August 7th through the 9th,
  261. 16:29I will be returning to Darbonne, Church of Christ,
  262. 16:32in Farmer Villariziana.
  263. 16:35For that weekend, we'll be ministering there.
  264. 16:37This is becoming an almost an annual thing.
  265. 16:40Looking forward to being there again.
  266. 16:42In North Louisiana, that will be August 7th
  267. 16:45through the ninth and Farmerville Louisiana at Darbonne Church of Christ August 7th through
  268. 16:51the ninth will begin Friday evening.
  269. 16:53There will be a Saturday evening session and Sunday morning I'll be ministering there as
  270. 16:58well.
  271. 16:59August 7th through the ninth if you're in the area or will then come to the area mark your
  272. 17:03calendars because we will be there.
  273. 17:06Alright.
  274. 17:08An example of what I'm talking about it, about humanistic hubris that blinds us to impending
  275. 17:18destruction. And let me just say, what I'm talking about in the cultivation of the minds of our
  276. 17:23children, not one of us. I'm not among them that would say we shouldn't have standards. No,
  277. 17:29that's a completely ludicrous assertion. What I'm saying is that there are numerous ways to
  278. 17:36convey. And I'm saying that it's the responsibility of the parents to learn what is the best way
  279. 17:43to communicate and to pour into my child to cultivate their hearts and minds so that my
  280. 17:48child can be reared in the nurturing admonition of the Lord. That's what I'm saying. But when
  281. 17:55you try to force everybody into the same way and then say those who cannot comport with this
  282. 18:06way, then there must be something defective with them. That's what I'm saying is problematic.
  283. 18:10And that's what we've done as a society for how long now?
  284. 18:15Anyway, back to what I'm saying.
  285. 18:17A perfect example of what I'm saying, and this is, man, it's going to be hard for me
  286. 18:22to get through this because this is just, this is sad.
  287. 18:25I remember when I was a little boy reading the Bible and the Bible said things like as
  288. 18:29it was in the days of Noah, when man, when the thoughts and intentions of man's hearts
  289. 18:35and minds were continually evil all the time, you know?
  290. 18:40And then Jesus said, as it was in the days of Noah's soul, it will be when he returns.
  291. 18:44I used to think, man, what could it really get that bad?
  292. 18:50How would that happen?
  293. 18:52I believe the Lord is allowing us to see right now.
  294. 18:56Right now we're living in it.
  295. 18:58Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.
  296. 19:03That's the fundamental ethical consideration.
  297. 19:07You can.
  298. 19:08Should you?
  299. 19:12The story I'm going to share with you previously now comes to us from Canada, where Canada
  300. 19:19has several just, you want to talk about hubris with the inability to see the destruction
  301. 19:25that's right in front of your face.
  302. 19:27Canada has several laws, Canada's Assistant Human Production Act, Canada's medical assistance
  303. 19:35and dying law.
  304. 19:37It's just absurd.
  305. 19:43So this story comes to us from Canada where you had a homosexual couple who contracted
  306. 19:50with a surrogate to have a child.
  307. 19:56Now the law would say, oh no, you cannot pay for that in Canada.
  308. 20:02Although my understanding is that the contracts are usually confected with some type of remuneration.
  309. 20:15The surrogate is herself, a single mom, who's also a correctional officer.
  310. 20:24But because she wholeheartedly supports the zeitgeist of the day, she volunteered her services
  311. 20:34as a surrogate, signed up on one of the more popular Canadian sites to do so called surrogacy.
  312. 20:41I have it right here.
  313. 20:44in Canada online. Yes, surrogacy in Canada online. And when she signed up, put her profile up,
  314. 20:52she was inundated with messages from individuals seeking her. If you're watching the show, look
  315. 20:59at me, services. Now think about this, guys. And assess this from the standpoint of, because
  316. 21:10you can do something, should you? This is a formula for the commodification and dehumanization
  317. 21:19of image-bearers of God.
  318. 21:23This woman wanted to be a part of helping homosexuals
  319. 21:32have children, though they cannot do so naturally.
  320. 21:40So she wanted to use the technological advancement
  321. 21:45that is available in order to be a part of that.
  322. 21:47Well, as things progressed,
  323. 21:53she used in vitro fertilization to conceive a baby boy
  324. 21:58boy and at a 22 week checkup, she is informed that the baby boy may have a cleft lip, may
  325. 22:14have a cleft lip, a minor heart defect, and may have a cleft palate.
  326. 22:21The two homosexual men, upon learning this information, y'all already know where I'm
  327. 22:25going with this, they send a formal notice of termination to her.
  328. 22:31that notice said this quote, considering that medical tests indicate that the fetus has or
  329. 22:36is likely to have a genetic chromosomal or other abnormality or defect and in accordance with
  330. 22:43article 8.5 subsection A of our surrogacy agreement, we want to inform you of our wish that the
  331. 22:50pregnancy be terminated in quote.
  332. 22:58But you have a woman who is pregnant with this 22 week old baby, boy, carried him for
  333. 23:0822 weeks at this juncture and because of the possibility of a cleft lip, a cleft palate,
  334. 23:16possibility again, in a minor heart defect.
  335. 23:19The homosexual men say you got to kill the baby.
  336. 23:22Well she says, no, I don't want to kill the baby.
  337. 23:30seems to be a very minor issue, even if it materializes, and she refuses to kill the baby.
  338. 23:39Well, things progress.
  339. 23:41They have subsequent checkups.
  340. 23:43The homosexual men are okay with the pregnancy continuing.
  341. 23:48Think about this.
  342. 23:49All of this stuff as each component of this story, each time I convey a fact or consider
  343. 23:54a fact in my own mind, the warning signs are flashing.
  344. 24:00The warning signs are flashing in my heart and in my mind.
  345. 24:05the mom and I mean, that's the mom ends up beefing with these homosexual men because they don't want to allow the mom
  346. 24:15To have a home birth with midwives, so they are arguing over that
  347. 24:22Well, the mom delivers a healthy baby boy a healthy baby boy
  348. 24:27and immediately
  349. 24:29Pursuant to the surrogacy contract. She's removed from
  350. 24:33The mom and taken by the homosexual men the ones who wanted the baby boy killed by the way
  351. 24:39Now the baby is two years old now.
  352. 24:43The baby was born in 2024.
  353. 24:45So why am I talking about this story now?
  354. 24:47Well, the homosexual men sued the mom
  355. 24:51and they sued the mom for pain and suffering
  356. 24:58and emotional distress because the mom did not
  357. 25:02kill the child when they said the child should be killed.
  358. 25:05Now you want to talk about a traumatic origin story.
  359. 25:10Can you imagine this little boy finding out that these two
  360. 25:14Homosexual dudes wanted him killed, but not only that
  361. 25:20They sued the the the mom
  362. 25:26Because they wanted guys this is this is this is this is this is crazy
  363. 25:33Crazy town
  364. 25:34The mom said when they took the baby
  365. 25:37The homosexual man was supposed to reimburse her for expenses lost wages off taking more off work and all this other kind of stuff
  366. 25:45But they didn't pay anything
  367. 25:48She tried to get in contact with them. She tried to sue them in small claims court
  368. 25:52Guys these things shouldn't be involved in bringing a child into the world
  369. 25:58But these are the kinds of things that are happening right now. We've commodified image bears of God
  370. 26:11we have
  371. 26:15Eviscerated
  372. 26:16Society when I say we have I'm talking about Western civilization now
  373. 26:20Because thankfully we're not that far gone in our country, but we're not far behind
  374. 26:24behind. We're not far behind. And I'm presenting this now to see how, because it seems wherever
  375. 26:34Canada and Europe goes with right behind them, not too far behind them. Here's a brief clip
  376. 26:42on this whole story. And I want to talk more about the ethical considerations in a piece
  377. 26:47by piece manner. This will solely be an audio clip covering this story. Listen to it's
  378. 26:54Clip number six, clip six, go.
  379. 26:56According to the post, the couple alleges that the surrogate failed to keep them informed
  380. 27:03about the baby's health, putting the son at risk during delivery, violated confidentiality,
  381. 27:07and caused emotional distress.
  382. 27:08The dispute though reportedly began after a 22-week ultrasound.
  383. 27:15Doctors found that the baby had a cleft lip, a possible minor heart defect.
  384. 27:19The surrogate says the couple then asked her to terminate the pregnancy.
  385. 27:24refused saying she would not abort a baby over what she believed was a treatable condition.
  386. 27:30The couple reportedly agreed to continue the pregnancy, but the disagreements didn't end
  387. 27:34there.
  388. 27:35They, the same sex couple, wanted the baby delivered at a hospital.
  389. 27:38The surrogate chose a home birth during delivery.
  390. 27:42The baby reportedly experienced breathing difficulties and was taken to the hospital.
  391. 27:46He recovered today.
  392. 27:47That little boy is two years old.
  393. 27:50And according to the report, the surrogate denies these allegations.
  394. 27:53She says they stopped communicating with her and never reimbursed her for about $10,000 in
  395. 28:00expenses.
  396. 28:01She says she filed a small claims court to recover the money and that couple has responded
  397. 28:07now with a civil suit.
  398. 28:11What I didn't tell you is that the homosexual dudes are suing the mom for over $600,000.
  399. 28:19Now guys, this is wild, man.
  400. 28:25This is wild.
  401. 28:27I remember years ago testifying in a Louisiana committee hearing when the state legislature
  402. 28:35was considering a bill concerning the passage of the marriage amendment.
  403. 28:47No, no, I didn't testify in this hearing.
  404. 28:49But I remember being in this hearing and there were people, the president of the Louisiana
  405. 28:56family forum, Jean Mills was testifying and explained that if we open the door to same-sex
  406. 29:03marriage, we are inevitably opening the door to innumerable deviations from God's standard.
  407. 29:12I remember being in the room when he said that there will be denormalization of transgenderism,
  408. 29:18there will be denormalization of pedophilia, there will be denormalization of child sexual
  409. 29:24abuse as a result of homosexual couples adopting children to abuse them.
  410. 29:30And that was prophetic.
  411. 29:33Thankfully the bill passed to say Louisiana amended its state constitution, amended its
  412. 29:38laws to reflect that marriage as exclusive union of one man and one woman and that was overturned
  413. 29:43by Obergefell in 2015.
  414. 29:51Guys, this is what we see happening.
  415. 29:54When did we become a society where we've had this radical mind shift where the concept of
  416. 30:00child bearing and reproduction was driven solely by what adults won't, with no consideration whatsoever
  417. 30:09for a child. One of the major things, and I've heard the arguments and I know what people were going,
  418. 30:17God designed for children to have a father and a mother. Children need a father and a mother.
  419. 30:26When children are thrust into a circumstance where they have, you know, a homosexual couples
  420. 30:42purporting to be the child's parents, they are intentionally depriving that child of a mother
  421. 30:47or a father.
  422. 30:48No matter how you slice it, that's what's happening.
  423. 30:53We have data upon data, upon data, upon data that shows that the best circumstance
  424. 31:01for a child to be reared in is in an environment where the child is growing up in the home with
  425. 31:07a married father and mother. You could say whatever you want about, you know, yeah, but
  426. 31:13this is okay. Yeah, but this is good. It's wild that Canada's law even says all families
  427. 31:18are equal. Their statute or the all families equal act. I'm sorry to say that's not true.
  428. 31:25That is not true.
  429. 31:27That's not true.
  430. 31:29God has designed it in our sociological data supports that the best environment in for a
  431. 31:35child to be re- nurtured and to thrive is when that child is re-ed in a home when his father
  432. 31:41is married to his mother and the father and mother are rearing the child together.
  433. 31:47That's best for the child.
  434. 31:49That's best.
  435. 31:52Deviations from that are not equal.
  436. 31:57not a commentary on what your preferences might be as an adult.
  437. 32:02That's what's best for the child.
  438. 32:06So for you or anyone to come around and say, yes, but we have the All Families Equal Act,
  439. 32:11you know, because one family is just as good as another family, not true.
  440. 32:19But it's like society has been collectively walloped in the head with a
  441. 32:23stupid stick and because of political correctness, we can't say those kind of
  442. 32:27things out loud. Well, that's only one step in the
  443. 32:35analysis. We'll go a little bit further when we come back from the break,
  444. 32:40Man, his music is disrespectful, but I'm glad to be back in studio.
  445. 32:44Stick with us, we'll be right back.
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  464. 34:11Quarter on American Family Radio. Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton the
  465. 34:18third here. Guys, this is the type of chaos that follows when we reject God's way. Then
  466. 34:28And you have this woman who is a single mom herself and is a corrections officer.
  467. 34:37Yet she volunteers.
  468. 34:38She signs herself up, creates a profile to advertise, my womb is available.
  469. 34:46You could, you could rent me undoubtedly because she bought into the propaganda that
  470. 34:59says, oh, these types of people shouldn't be excluded from reproduction.
  471. 35:05Now here's the thing.
  472. 35:09Nobody excluded them from anything.
  473. 35:11Their choices are what excluded them.
  474. 35:16But her primary concern, and this is what I'm talking about,
  475. 35:18as a society, we used to understand
  476. 35:23that our first line of concern should be for the child.
  477. 35:30But because of the intellectual degradation
  478. 35:35that Bobby was complaining about before we came on there,
  479. 35:39we have been degraded as a society,
  480. 35:41so much so to where children are regarded as nothing more
  481. 35:45then the accessory, accessories to adult lives.
  482. 35:52I'll never forget when my wife and I,
  483. 35:56our first two children, our oldest is my son,
  484. 35:59then I had a daughter and people will say to us,
  485. 36:01who you got your two?
  486. 36:04You got your two?
  487. 36:05And when they learned we were having another baby,
  488. 36:07they were like, why?
  489. 36:09Can't tell you how a number of times I've seen that.
  490. 36:10Why?
  491. 36:11And we've heard that.
  492. 36:12Why would you have another one?
  493. 36:13You already have your two.
  494. 36:14It's like, so we're trying to design a family
  495. 36:18like this is what we'll be doing, you know?
  496. 36:22Because as an undergirding, in some sense,
  497. 36:24as an underlying notion that we view children
  498. 36:28as burdens and impediments to living the dream.
  499. 36:35And not just in society, I can tell you how many churches
  500. 36:37I've been to, then when my wife and I show it
  501. 36:39with our six children, the first time,
  502. 36:40first thing the churches wanna do is send our children away
  503. 36:43from the sanctuary,
  504. 36:46because there'll be a hindrance to the service.
  505. 36:52Now, I understand people's experiences,
  506. 36:56but that's an expectation that would often happen.
  507. 36:58They've never even met my children.
  508. 36:59They know nothing about my children or my family,
  509. 37:02but this is what they would do.
  510. 37:06And this woman signs up, creates a profile,
  511. 37:07and she's inundated immediately with requests to rent her wool.
  512. 37:17Should there not be some, you know,
  513. 37:19you go down a rose and speed bumps,
  514. 37:21and then certain areas where speeding is a major problem,
  515. 37:23they make the speed bumps real big, right?
  516. 37:26Should there be speed bumps toward this?
  517. 37:32Nah, we run the headlong into it.
  518. 37:35Then they're rocking and rolling
  519. 37:38and because a homosexual men decide,
  520. 37:42oh no, no, no, we don't wanna risk
  521. 37:44having a trouble with the child.
  522. 37:46So we'll require you to kill the baby.
  523. 37:47Now they know it's a baby.
  524. 37:48They knew it was a boy at that point.
  525. 37:50They knew.
  526. 37:51But no, no.
  527. 37:54See, we wanna try without a cleft lip.
  528. 37:57And many of you listening to me,
  529. 37:58You know people who have had cleft lips.
  530. 38:04Many of you have experienced people that have cleft pallets.
  531. 38:07And I know not all of them others are the same.
  532. 38:09I understand that, I understand that.
  533. 38:12But at best, is that not a superficial concern?
  534. 38:18At best?
  535. 38:22And the doctors are saying these are minor things.
  536. 38:24The heart thing that we found,
  537. 38:26we're just trying to be good medical professionals,
  538. 38:28trying to be aware of all the possibilities,
  539. 38:30but this is minor.
  540. 38:31And they go, no, we want you to kill that child.
  541. 38:37And then they just would note with no, guys, each of these are transgressions against God's
  542. 38:50design for us.
  543. 38:54And we don't recognize just how degraded, depraved, and satanic all of these considerations
  544. 39:02are.
  545. 39:04And here's the rub.
  546. 39:05We think we are a modern society.
  547. 39:10We certainly are modern in terms of contemporary timeframes, but we are retrograde, regressive
  548. 39:17in terms of our ascertaining the quality of human life.
  549. 39:22This is why I would tell people all the time, you do realize it was Christianity that introduced
  550. 39:30the concept of the sanctity of human life into society.
  551. 39:34The Greeks and the Romans were barbarians.
  552. 39:40They would toss children away like it was nothing.
  553. 39:42the Christians that would literally patrol the Roman streets for children that would be
  554. 39:47born and they would, what they call it, expose them.
  555. 39:50Newborns who weren't wanted, they would literally just put them on the street like you bring
  556. 39:54in a trash can to the curb and just let the child die.
  557. 39:58And it's the Christians who would, on roving patrols, pick up these children because it
  558. 40:04was the Christians who recognized that they're made in God's image.
  559. 40:08But we are allowing in the 21st century Western civilization our technological advancements
  560. 40:13to bring us right back to those barbaric conditions.
  561. 40:22Then these dudes have the audacity to sue her.
  562. 40:25Not a baby is two years old.
  563. 40:28They don't have any hesitation about, and you know, we want to sue because we told this
  564. 40:32woman to kill you.
  565. 40:33The two-year-old that's in their home.
  566. 40:36We told this woman to kill you and she didn't kill you.
  567. 40:38So we want to sue her over $600,000.
  568. 40:41Guys, this is wild.
  569. 40:43This is wild.
  570. 40:45This is wild.
  571. 40:47But this is where we are.
  572. 40:49And this is what happens.
  573. 40:50This is what I'm saying, that hubris is blinding, blinding.
  574. 40:56The Chinese thought they were really rocking and rolling when they came over with their one
  575. 40:59child policy and then they realized, well, snap.
  576. 41:01I mean, we wanted to have enough soldiers that wouldn't will and to die, but now we don't
  577. 41:06have any enough women to marry.
  578. 41:09And we told our society that having children are such a burden and now they are voluntarily
  579. 41:13refusing to reproduce.
  580. 41:18And then think about this, we got all this going on at the exact same time.
  581. 41:21You know how people designing like purses and handbags that carry poodles and dogs?
  582. 41:28And they wouldn't, if you, if somebody said, oh, your dog, the nose is wrong.
  583. 41:32You need to kill your dog.
  584. 41:33People would be like, you monster.
  585. 41:39But the killer baby, it ain't nothing to them.
  586. 41:45And it shouldn't be surprising because I mentioned this is happening in Canada where Canada have
  587. 41:51the maid law, MAID, medical assistance in dying.
  588. 41:55It was passed in 2016.
  589. 42:03Do you realize that the most recent data we have days back to 2024, we don't even have
  590. 42:0725 and 26 of that yet, but there was almost 80,000 people who were killed in Canada under
  591. 42:14this law.
  592. 42:16And when they started, they said, originally made applicants had to be 18 years old or
  593. 42:23and suffering from grievous and irimedial medical condition causing enduring physical or psychological
  594. 42:33suffering that was intolerable to them. So even that, it's a subjective standard, but you have a grievous
  595. 42:40condition to whether enduring physical or psychological suffering, you hear that, enduring physical or
  596. 42:47psychological suffering is intolerable. So they're going to say it's easy to kill you. And here's one of
  597. 42:56of things, the entire socialized medical care system was created by a eugenicist.
  598. 43:04You want some homework?
  599. 43:06Tommy Douglas, go look him up.
  600. 43:09Tommy Douglas, eugenicist.
  601. 43:13They don't care about people made an image of God.
  602. 43:15They want to get rid of the useless eaters you see.
  603. 43:19I mean, it's easier to do socialism with a few people to socialize, to provide for.
  604. 43:30So what started out with, and look, that was wicked when it started, because you have
  605. 43:38a condition from which your psychological suffering is intolerable.
  606. 43:42So you can kill yourself.
  607. 43:43With our help, we the government will help you.
  608. 43:49Well immediately, immediately the made law was used to give the green light to effectively
  609. 43:58execute people struggling with anxiety of different types, autism, depression, even economic hardship,
  610. 44:06PTSD and other survivable issues. You had people signing up to kill themselves
  611. 44:12under made in in Canada because they had an economic hardship. It's one of the leading causes
  612. 44:22of death in Canada right now as I'm talking to you. They've let this horrible, horrible
  613. 44:32law out of the bag and now they want to try to claw it back. Oh no, we don't want people
  614. 44:36just because they had a bad breakup,
  615. 44:41now they want to kill themselves,
  616. 44:42we don't want that to happen anymore,
  617. 44:43now they've already killed thousands of people.
  618. 44:48Why am I saying this guy pride,
  619. 44:50proceeds destruction, but that pride is often blinding.
  620. 44:55You understand what I'm saying?
  621. 44:59And the ones ensnared by it often cannot see
  622. 45:02that they're setting the course for their own demise.
  623. 45:07And this all unfolds by deviating from one thing.
  624. 45:12That is that all men are made in God's image, that there is a sanctity that should be afforded
  625. 45:20to human life, that we should be very, very, very, very reluctant to encroach upon God's
  626. 45:29image bears in this fashion.
  627. 45:31Hey, but you know, what do you say about the person not religious?
  628. 45:36Guys, can we just be real about something?
  629. 45:38There's no such thing as a non-religious person.
  630. 45:41Religion simply means that you have a deeply held set of beliefs.
  631. 45:44Every person has a deeply helps out of beliefs.
  632. 45:48Every person does.
  633. 45:51Every person does.
  634. 45:52Well, I hate we can't legislate morality.
  635. 45:56I get what you're saying, but can you understand something real quick?
  636. 45:59All legislation is ultimately based on someone's morality.
  637. 46:03Do you understand that?
  638. 46:05Like the big pitch for the communist in America, and they call it ourselves democratic socialist,
  639. 46:12another clip I'm not going to get to in time, I'll hold it for tomorrow, because they're
  640. 46:17coming flat out.
  641. 46:18You know, it's a, it's a colloquial term in our society.
  642. 46:21Now McCarthyism.
  643. 46:23Do you remember what Joseph McCarthy postulated?
  644. 46:25McCarthy postulated that their communism are country and they're trying to use our laws
  645. 46:29to turn America into a communist country.
  646. 46:34And they poof who McCarthy and he's a whackadoodle.
  647. 46:37He's this same thing with Lieutenant Colonel Allen West.
  648. 46:40Remember?
  649. 46:41Their communists.
  650. 46:42They're trying to use the Democrats to bring communism in.
  651. 46:46Oh, and then you just wait and then guess what happened?
  652. 46:50Oh, we not now we have socialists. Oh, no, but wait, they're different because they're democratic
  653. 46:55socialists. Yeah, yeah, they're socialists. Just like, you know, the the the national socialist
  654. 47:13workers party of Germany, you know, they're Democrat socialists, you know, like Hugo Chavez,
  655. 47:23you know, Democrat, a socialist like Daniel or Taeger in Nicaragua. Who by the way, just
  656. 47:26announced that no more elections in Nicaragua. Nah, no more. We just like have them. Guys,
  657. 47:36When we reject God's way, that is an exercise of pride and hubris.
  658. 47:43It is.
  659. 47:44And it is destructive.
  660. 47:48We often just don't see it.
  661. 47:50Don't see it.
  662. 47:52And now the Democrats, socialists are coming flat out and saying, hey, you know, we really
  663. 47:55hear we're using the Democrat party, but we're not, we're not going to agree with them, jokers.
  664. 48:00We're using them because that's, they're more receptive to our message.
  665. 48:06They're using the Democrat party just like the Islamists are using the Democrat party.
  666. 48:10They know we're on a rock with homosexuals, the Islamists don't rock with homosexuals.
  667. 48:14But hey, they'll let us in.
  668. 48:18They'll let us run.
  669. 48:19And guys, these things are happening and it all boils down to a fundamental rejection of
  670. 48:28what got said.
  671. 48:29The whole Medicare for all, do you realize that is a, that is a, our policy argument based
  672. 48:35on a moral footing?
  673. 48:37Do you realize that?
  674. 48:39The moral footing that they sell it with is no one should have to pay for medical care.
  675. 48:45That's a moral assertion.
  676. 48:51Their corollary is, if you have to pay for medical care, that is wrong.
  677. 49:00Wrong and right?
  678. 49:01Oh, that's a morality determination.
  679. 49:06The question is not whether or not you can quote or unquote legislate morality.
  680. 49:09Well, not sure that the question issue is not.
  681. 49:12The issue is whose morality is going to be legislated because all legislation is anchored
  682. 49:17upon a moral assertion.
  683. 49:24It is my position that mankind is best served by discerning God's will as he's revealed
  684. 49:31himself in scripture in aligning ourselves with his view of his world.
  685. 49:40The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast may not necessarily reflect those of the American
  686. 49:45Family Association or American Family Radio.

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