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Hello, friends, Greg Kokel, your host on Stan to Reason.

Thank you for joining me today, and I want to give you the number, because Amy told me, too.

I haven't been doing that.

I went for so many years doing live radio, commercial radio for the Crawford Network at KBRT here in Southern California and some of their other stations. I was always ringing out that number,

you know, and people would be calling in. Now we do broadcast when people are calling in, but that's because they

know when we're broadcasting. But the broadcast is not live anymore in the way radio was

live in the past. Now it's podcasting for the most part. And we do have a radio presence on the

American Family Radio Network, just one hour a week, I think. But our numbers, 855 243-9975.

That's 855-243-9975.

Somebody's just calling in now to add to the queue.

So you can call if you're live streaming, either through our app or however you do that, and you're welcome to do that.

Or if you're not, then you can just call in during our live show 4 to 6 on Tuesday nights, Tuesday evenings, Los Angeles time.

Now, I want to talk about something we've been knocking around a bit as a team, kind of trying to get some precision on this issue, and it's the issue of inerrancy.

Now, there has been a lot of talk about this, what it means, and how to understand the concept as applied

to Scripture.

And I want to make a couple of distinctions.

I'm not going to resolve this issue now, but I want to just throw a few things out there

for you to think about.

Incidentally, I know John Noyes is working now on an STRU on the issue itself, and that'll

be later this year, which reminds me we've got two fairly new courses available for

Standard Reason University.

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