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Welcome to Breakpoint this Week.

From the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, I'm Maria Bear. Alongside John Stone Street,

President of the Colson Center, John, I just had to share this feedback we got this week.

You got called out about a grammar mistake that you made when you were furred to

Glenn as our bearded Gandalf. That's not a grammar mistake. You just made a grammar mistake

by calling that a grammar mistake. No, it was a random mistake. A grammar mistake is like a semi-colon

where it should be a colon or a miscoma or a run-on sentence. I said bearded Gandalf because it

was top of mind and Glenn has the coolest beard in history. He does. But of course, so did Gandalf

for the record, but Gandalf also had a cool pipe. But yeah, and so somebody said it's not really

accurate because... It's redundant. That's a grammar error. It's redundant. No, it's not. That's not

a grammar error. It's not... Dear heavens. Okay, I'm so excited that we disagree about this because

now I'd like people to please write to us and tell us who's correct. Is redundancy a grammar error?

I didn't write it. You said you said it was a misidentification. Then somebody said we could

call Shane, the unbearded Gandalf to which somebody else on our team replied, that really makes

the word Gandalf lose its power and it's scrapped. We won't say who said that, but yes, that's

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