you know, because you've got to learn how to be able to take something, read it, detect.

You know, it's kind of like the counterfeits at the bank.

You know, you've got to so familiarize yourself with genuine currency that you pick up on the fake.

It was a concern, and it is a concern of mine, you know.

I've read some books, and they're always, and the danger of them, the danger with some of these books, especially when you get into theological books, people that have a strong theological viewpoint, is there always wrapped in a wrapping that seems familiar?

That seems like safe, right?

Sure.

They'll wrap it with the scripture, though.

They'll wrap it.

And you're halfway into it.

And you're not real, you're just reading and you're not processing.

And there's a big difference. So you can read and you're

ingesting all this information. But you're not really processing it. And one of the reasons you can't

process it is because you don't have the tools, right? The doctrinal tools to say, hey, this doesn't

match up. Right. Yeah. It doesn't raise any flags with you.

We believe. The doctrine, they're mental tools. The doctrine, it's not just words out there

say, hey, we live like this and that's it. They're actually, you know, it's a spiritual tool that

God gives us to be able to perceive and discern things, you know. And everything works in our minds, right?

Our thoughts, our imaginations.

And so information is processed in our mind or deposited in our mind.

And so you have to have the tools to process that kind of stuff.

And so if you don't have the spiritual maturity,

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