Daily Truth host addresses funding challenges caused by shadow banning before pivoting to the core theme that true justice is blind when ethnicity determines accountability. He argues that waiting to learn a police officer's race before judging an incident reveals a cultural failure within the church to love justice and hate mercy, noting this prideful culture walks proudly before God. Ultimately, the episode urges listeners to share biblically faithful content to combat these systemic injustices through expanded reach. [Automatically generated summary]
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Justice, Police, and Citizens00:02:20
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Jesus said, Man cannot live on bread alone, but from every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.
You're listening to Daily Truth.
You will never, ever, ever be able to carry out justice by showing favoritism.
You can't.
I think it's important to remember that justice is.
Is blind.
So if you hear about something on the news, a police officer and a citizen, and people are saying that perhaps the police officer did wrong.
Now, police officers are sentenced, so I'm not saying that that's never happened.
So I'm not saying all police officers have never done anything unjust.
I'm not saying that.
But if you hear a story on the news, the police officer, allegedly, what's being said is the police officer did this unjust thing towards a citizen.
And if you have to wait, I'm just going to say it like it is.
I'm gonna say it carefully, but I'm gonna say it truthfully.
If you have to wait to hear what ethnicity the police officer and the citizen are before you can determine what's just, you're not doing justice.
Justice is blind.
Okay?
Our culture has forgotten that.
Our culture does not love justice.
Our culture does injustice, hates mercy, and walks proudly before God.
And that has seed well within the ranks of the Christian church.
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