Hello and welcome to Cat The Gantz was live. I'm Sy Kelly at your host delighted to get

to be here with you on a Friday afternoon. Thank you very much for taking of the time

to be with us on this Friday afternoon. I think we got a really good show for you and the

work week. Jimmy Aiken will be here tomorrow. I guess some people will because for the fourth

of July is on Tuesday. So maybe some for some people this is going to be like a four-day weekend.

We're not for us. We'll be here on Monday. I'm not complaining. I'm just informing. But yeah,

before we head off into that long weekend for many people, we do have a very good show.

That second hour, it'll be open form, as I said, with Jimmy Aiken. And this hour, I got to say,

I'm really happy to welcome him back. We haven't had Gary Machude on for a long time. He's the

author of for Catholic answers, several things, including revolt against reality, fighting the enemies

of sanity and truth from the serpent to the state, a book that must be read. If you want to understand

these times that we live in, revolt against reality. He also wrote hostile witnesses, how the enemies

of the church prove Christianity, the case for the deuterocannon arguments and evidence, and why

Catholic Bibles are bigger, which you hear us give away from time to time, because we get a lot of

people who call, and that is their question. Why are Catholic Bibles bigger? Or why did Catholics put

extra books in the Bible? Or why did Protestants take books out of the Bible? And Gary knows that

story better than probably just about anybody you know. He's also the host of hands-on apologetics,

on Virgin Most Powerful Radio, and he's got a new book about how can we trust what we read in the

Gospels about Jesus? How do we know that we actually have an accurate picture of what Jesus did?

Gary Machude, thank you for being here with us. Hey, it's great to be back with you, Sy.

Yeah, congratulations on another book. Your library is getting to be the library of the books you've

written. It's almost at Trent Horn dimensions now. Oh, no, nothing like that. But at least it's like

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