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I'm just kind of still amped up from my immediately prior conversation with Frank Turek.

Of course many of you know that though you get these two hours separated by a couple

days I'm doing them back-to-back and it was a really interesting talk with Frank about the

re-release of his book, Correct, not politically correct in which he's got a lot of information

there about about transgenderism and amazing excellent.

I have in my hands right here a new book, actually this is the ARC, the Advanced Review

copy of street smarts. So that means people who are reviewing the book or they're in a position

to do an interview or something like that. In the future we send this out to them so the

influencers list they'll be available to you, but the second week of September but it's kind

of nice just to see this book here. Subtitled using questions to answer Christianity's

toughest challenges. So it's a sequel to the the tactics book and it's meant to focus especially

on the third use of questions or the third part of the game plan if you're familiar with the tactics

book. If you haven't read the tactics book you'll still be able to use this because I review the

vital material and actually expand on some of those concepts that are in tactics and a way that I

didn't include in tactics so it'll expand on that it'll you'll be able to review and then go

right into the the third use of the tactical approach the third step of the game plan and that

is to use questions to make a point in particular in this case to expose a weakness or a flaw.

And then I just take a series of issues which are the kinds of things that as a follower of

Christ you'll be encountering on a regular basis and I start with atheism because this is the

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