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Music Question 144 of the Westminster Larger Catechism deals with the duties of the Ninth Commandment.

And one of the duties that it outlines is love and care of our own good name, as well as defending it where need requires.

Now, we don't love to make response videos on the King's Hall, you know, going back and forth endlessly in blog post after

blog post or podcast after podcast does really seem kind of like a waste of time to us.

But every once in a while, we are convinced that that positive duty in the Ninth Commandment

to defend your own good name does require you to give a response.

Now, this episode deals with a December 8th article from

Samuel Say, where he made a number of allegations, and you'll see in the episode that we had some

issues with it. I'm recording this cut in here because we recorded that episode some time ago,

and since then, we were able to talk one-on-one with Mr. Say and bring some of our concerns to him

and the issues that we had with the

article. He did agree to address one of our concerns, which was the title and framing of the

article, as you'll see in the episode, and change it at this point and tweet a retraction of

that point. However, he did stand by everything in the article, even in his retraction. And so we

did tell him, we said, look, if you're not willing to change your mind on these things and publicly

repair the damage that you've done to mine and Eric's good name through your article, then we are

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