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The Schilling Show 7/27/18 Hour 2: Pastor Jon Quesenberry, Dr. Paul Nathanson, Dr. Jane Orient

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The Schilling Show 7/27/18 Hour 2: Pastor Jon Quesenberry, Dr. Paul Nathanson, Dr. Jane Orient

Pastor Jon Quesenberry of the Charlottesville Prayer Coalition, shares why he is doing a united prayer walk and how it is not a protest, but a peaceful and multi-ethnic expression of the body of Christ.

Gender relations academic professor and author, Dr. Paul Nathanson explains the gender self-determination culture and why parents are calling their children “theybies”.

Dr. Jane Orient, executive director of the Association of American Physicians, discusses what SwampCare is and using HSA to pay for DPC.

All of this and more in hour two on a Freaky and Free Phone Friday edition of the Schilling Show!

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