Yo, parish orphans. What's up? I'm back in Mississippi as of late last night,

came back in from Florida where I did this already instant classic debate with Jay Dyer.

I say instant classic because we went for five hours, if you include

the time that we first tried to start. And it's technical, genuinely technical stuff if you saw

the debate. If you missed it, you missed a banger, you can go see it. I'm going to be debriefing

the first of three parts today. First of up, I want to challenge anybody that thinks

that on segment one, pure act, that's what I'm going to be covering today, there's any room

for rational disagreement? Then call in and super chat or write in and super chat, I guess,

and tell me what your issue is.

And super chats of $10 and over, we're going to be taken.

And also, if you want to give compliments, because, you know, usually these guys bring

in, someone who's they'll pay for transportation, always a hotel.

So I got a hotel.

But, yeah, it's, I think, a valuable work to Catholics.

I don't think probably either Jay or I may convince anyone or maybe any converts,

but I think Catholics saw the strength of our position and that Jay Dyer, who's a fierce

debater, is a good debater, particularly on the filiocque,

the second segment, that our position stand up.

And it's of real value.

A lot of people said, this really confirmed me in my face, thanks.

That was the most common thing I was getting. Not a lot of EOs converted to Catholicism. I don't think a lot of Catholics,

I don't think any Catholics converted to Eastern Orthodoxy. I just think it was the kind of thing

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