What should we look for?

Well, I'll try to give the, the, the sort of fundamentals of the two arguments that I think might be most interesting to you and your audience.

So it might be closer to 10, but I'll try to keep it concise and we can go into more detail.

That way, I'll do 10, and then we can have the exchange, so take it off whenever you're ready to

have a book. Cool. All right, well, thanks so much for having me, Jay. I guess I'll cut

right to it. I was invited to debate here

because

you guys seem like a very

knowledgeable community and Jay you seem like a very

knowledgeable guy. I was actually

doing your debate with

Matt Dillam and with

Stefan Wallanue on the way up here.

It was a fun listen. So I Dylan T. And with Stefan Wallano on the way up here. I'm sure to say.

It was a fun,

fun listen.

So I have two arguments against Christianity.

One which made its way to a book already.

Which isn't to say it's right, obviously,

but it should look would be interesting. And another one which will be him in the's right, obviously, but it should look like to be interesting.

Another one which will be in the book soon, I think,

though it's a little bit softer, I think, and perhaps even complimentary in a way.

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