So we move on from the completely absurd to the only slightly less absurd.

I was sent a number of things.

Layton Flowers has put out a book on Kindle, The Potter's Promise.

Well, thank you very much.

You know, at least when I came up with the Potter's Freedom, it was,

you know, actually unique. I actually made up, made up myself. Sort of hard, you know, one of the

very first things I said when Soterology 101, who I didn't even know who it was at first,

started sending me stuff and talking about me and every other webcast that he

was posting. It sounds like this is the guy who's trying to sort of get an audience on the basis of me,

you know, using my name to get himself an audience. Well, then when you put out a book,

shamelessly stealing from the title of mine, which is sort of what Norman

Geisler did to R.C. Sproul's book, too. Don't your Armenians come up with, you know,

good titles for yourself? In fact, somebody else did the same thing. Yeah, the Potter's Freedom

to Love the World by Lavender.

You know, come up with your own titles.

And if you're actually going to name it after somebody else's book,

you might want to actually try to respond to the whole thing.

Layton Flowers book is all of, what, 102 pages?

And it doesn't seem to be much different than just simply the notes that he had for our debate.

So I guess it's sort of like, oh man, I put all that effort into these notes,

and I had them in nice plastic covers.

And, you know, I stood up there and preached like a good Southern Baptist can. And now what am I going to do with all these notes?

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