You're going to. Oh, Well, greetings and welcome to the dividing line. My name's James White. We are on the road yet once again. Hopefully this is working. It looks like everything over there says it's working anyways. We'll find out. We're also, I really couldn't put Starlink

out today, so we're going 5G. Let's hope that when everybody gets home around here,

here in Mobile, Alabama that the cell tower keeps working and we don't

crash and burn. It's worked pretty well so far so we hope. I'm here in

Mobile we've got the debate on Saturday evening on the

subject of the mass I hope you'll be praying for that, praying for clarity of

thought and expression. It is a different thing to debate someone. When I

debated Mitchell-Paqua on this subject. To my knowledge he has always been a Roman

Catholic, so there's a certain dynamic that you have there.

It's a different dynamic when you're

dealing with someone who was once an ordained PCA minister.

Someone who should know what I believe and therefore has

specifically abandoned what would be our common confession of faith.

That is a different dynamic than dealing with a lifelong Roman Catholic.

And so, I've also mentioned that I'm a little concerned about it simply because I have never even heard the man speak.

I've not been provided any debates, recordings, anything like that at all.

I don't, you know, I've said many times, you know, I try to listen extensively to the people that I'm going to be debating.

So, you know, months and months and months of listening to Bart Ermin and

Dr. Price and Mitch Pacwa, Shebir Ali, things like that.

And the debates that have been the most challenging and difficult were the ones where I debated someone. I had no idea where they be coming from.

So we will see.

I will be bringing my fully charged hearing aids with me.

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