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Welcome, everybody.

Welcome back to another episode of Just Listen to Yourself with Kira Davis. I am your host, Kira Davis, and this is the podcast where we take hot topics, hot button issues. We discuss the talking point on those issues and we draw them out all the way to their logical conclusion. I see this show as an exercise in persuasion. I see it as an exercise

in critical thinking. And also, it's an exercise in curiosity. And I hope all of you have brought

at least your sense of curiosity today. I feel that today's subject is going to be rather

controversial. As I have told you before,

this has been on my whiteboard for years. And I haven't quite been sure if JLTY was the place to

talk about it. But now that I'm almost three years into the show and I've tackled literally everything,

even the death of small talk, I think yes. This is, I've definitely cultivated a curious

audience. So there's two, I'm working with two frameworks here for cohabitation. I am a Christian.

I am definitely looking at marriage through the lens of the church and my Christian faith. So, of course,

my faith informs how I think about things like relationships, gender roles, premarital sex, all of that.

But there is also a secular worldview as well. And there is a secular discussion to be had around

cohabitation as well as spiritual. Now, since I am a devoted

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