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This is Matt Lynch coming to you from Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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Well, welcome everyone to another OnScript. And today I'm really delighted to introduce somebody who I've been following for a number of years with great interest, seeing his career develop.

He's an incredibly exciting young scholar whose sharp mind is a real inspiration.

I learn a lot from him. He's been on the show before, actually. We had a sort of a little bit of a debate on divine simplicity back in 2020 for those who may remember.

Ryan Mullins was one and Stephen Nemesh was the other in taking the side for divine simplicity

and Ryan was presenting his own critique. It was a little bit over my head that debate,

I must admit. But today, we're going to be talking about Stephen's new book that's just

coming out, or has it already been published, or did I see pre-pub? No, it should be coming up next year.

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