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dive Bible and right now we're talking about Galatians.

Did you guys ever take like a logic class or maybe a speech or debate class or something where they taught you about

logical fallacies and the law of binary opposition.

That being the stuff about how things are either a one or a zero at their most basic level.

All logic and thought sort of rooted in some elemental level of either a thing is this or this.

Switch is the same way software computers are built and in that

class where you were learning about that stuff I wonder if maybe you heard the same

example of a self-conflicting statement a self-defting statement that I always heard growing up.

The one I always heard was this.

It is impossible for there to be such a thing as a married bachelor.

Those two words don't go together. Doesn't work because if you are

married you have switched the binary oppositional switch that is either a one or a

zero and on or an off you have switched it from off not

married to on there isn't part married you're not married until you say the vows I

guess some people do paperwork with the government to register their marriage for tax purposes or whatever, but

marriage is something that instituted by God and once the actual vows before God and the people who got you there are taken, you have flipped the switch from

not married to married. There isn't a halfway, it's not a dimmer, it's one or a zero.

You know, to extrapolate that out out I was reading through Galatians and thinking about the stuff

we're talking about on the front end here. I had to thinking about imagining a club, like a bachelor's

club, a bunch of guys who are all saying we're committed to

bachelorhood forever we will never change our minds we've all agreed to it and

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