Hello and welcome back to Sociology 101.

I had a little time this afternoon and thought I would jump on and reply to a debate I actually listened to years ago in preparation for my debate with James White,

but it was just brought up again on Twitter.

I had totally forgotten about it, in fact.

And many of you know I'm on this diet where I'm having to get so many steps in every day.

And so I'm listening to a lot more stuff when I walk.

It helps if I listen to things I'm interested in.

And so I saw that on Twitter, referenced debate between Steve and Steve and Greg and James

White and specifically like later in the debate because oftentimes it's like

has eight parts to it and oftentimes you you end up watching one or two or three

parts you don't ever get to the the end of this long long discussion and

sometimes the best meet in a discussion is maybe at the end.

And that happened to be the case, I think, with this particular discussion,

especially as it gets into Romans chapter 1, 2 and 3.

And you'll hear how Steve Gregg takes a very similar approach to what you've heard me take on this program,

but I wanted you to hear James White kind of engage when he's really being pressed on this.

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