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Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to listen to a man of grace, sophistication, integrity,

and whimsy? Oh, well, so are we. But until such a man shows up, please welcome Erick

Matt Texas. Hey there, folks. Welcome to the program. A big part of the reason I do this program

is to introduce you, my audience, to people that I know and like. And today, unfortunately,

I don't have anybody like that in the studio. I'm sitting here with Nathan Fanocchio and Chris Palmer,

and they're the best I could do on short notice. But seriously, guys, you're tough to sum up,

and my favorite people are tough to sum up. How do you describe yourselves rather than have

me try to do it? Nathan, why don't we start with you? Yeah, so I'd like to describe myself as

a genius. Yeah. One of the better-looking people on the planet, right? Adored by the Holy Trinity.

An adonis, loved by God, outwardly disheveled, but just that's just an act. Yeah, that's an act.

Yeah, it's okay. Yeah. All right, so he's not going to be serious. Chris, how about if you tell me

a little bit about Nathan before you tell me about yourself? You, both of you, okay, you're,

you founded something called Theos, You and Theos Seminary. Yeah. Okay, so what are your

backgrounds that you decided to do that and what is Theos, You and Theos or Theos Seminary? Yeah,

I'll start. So I was homeschooled. My dad's a pastor. I came to New York. I was here for eight

years. I was a part of a church called Hillsong, New York City. And when I was at Hillsong, I found

that there were a lot of our staff and just a lot of people in our church that didn't have any

theological training. And they didn't know that adultery is wrong, for example, according to the

biblical model. Yeah, for example, for example, stuff like that. So biblical training and theological

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