Well, ladies and gentlemen, could I please have your attention?

Don't touch that iPhone. This is still the remnant, but I'm not Jonah Goldberg. I'm David

French. I'm filling in with Jonah who is off. I think when it back when I was at a

national review, Rich Lauer used to say that whenever somebody was gone, they were

quote, on assignment. We'll say Jonah's on assignment. Jonah is gone. He is not in the

office. He is not able to record the remnant, but you've got me. And I've got a special

treat for you today. We're going to give you a preview of a new dispatch podcast. It's

called the Good Faith podcast. And it's me and it's my friend Curtis Chang. Say hello

to the people Curtis. Hello. And when do I get to go on assignment, David?

No, you are always going to be chained at the desk for the podcast. So this podcast is

going to be a brand new dispatch podcast. It's coming out later this month. And it's me

and it's Curtis. And what we're going to do is we're going to talk, introduce you to

Curtis. And we're going to talk about some pretty darn interesting stuff about Christians

and the vaccine, which is going to lead into a discussion of classical liberalism. Yes,

I promise. They're very closely connected. And we're going to show you why. And then who

knows where it goes from there? But Curtis, why don't you introduce yourself? You know,

who are you? You're a former pastor. You're also what a fellow something, something that

fuller seminary and what else? Well, it's great to be introduced to the dispatch audience

here. Again, my name is Curtis Chang. I am somewhat of you straddles the world of secular

institutions and the world of Christian faith. So I am one hand and a former pastor of an

evangelical covenant church. I'm a senior fellow at Florida Theological Seminary, faculty,

consulting faculty member at Duke Divinity School. So that's sort of my faith foot. My

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