Welcome back.

Trent Horn is our guest.

Yes, the Trent Horn, the Trent Horn that you see on the internet debating people doing the Council of Trent.

Now coming up, he's going to have a conference of Trent.

What's not actually called Conference of Trent, but the website is conference of Trent.com.

It's on April 11th.

I'll tell you what, we're going to get into some patron stuff.

Maybe we'll review how you offended every single possible Christian the last hour by dividing the

Christian world up into four categories, the cafeteria Christian, the progressive Christian,

the barbaric, or in some cases, hypocritical Christian, and the fundamentalist Christian. And you said,

don't go too far into the woods on any of these.

And since most of us live a little bit in the woods on at least one of them, I think you've offended all of us. In one way or another, you've offended all of us.

Oh, yeah. And I mean, it's something I always struggle with. I think it happens a lot to people.

I think early on I might have tended more towards fundamentalism. But when I try to calm down

and give people space, honestly,

I think the thing that people, you know, might, essentially what someone might accuse,

I think people might accuse me sometimes of being like a cafeteria Christian mildly.

Really?

Because I try, well, I try very hard to not bind people.

So it's interesting there is that it's kind of the polar opposite of the fundamentalist,

where I might say, you know, can I go to this wedding?

My daughter is getting married outside of the church, can I go? And I'll say,

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