Should Christians Try to Legally Stop MOSQUES Being Built in Their City?! | Live Free with Josh Howerton
Pastor Josh addresses whether Christians should legally oppose the construction of mosques in their cities, using a contentious city council meeting in McKinney, Texas as a case study. He argues that while religious liberty is important, Christians must also consider the spiritual and soc
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