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Thanks for coming on the show.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

You're welcome.

So we are going to be doing a 10-part series,

all on the topic of Christian nationalism. And what we want to do from the very outset is actually

have Stephen Define Christian Nationalism. And answer, really, I would argue, and I think you would

make the same argument, 90% of your opponent's objections to your book

come from the introduction. And I think it's not because the introduction is uniquely flawed,

but because I think a lot of your opponents didn't get past the introduction and are really

silly in a lot of their objections. So like, you know, biblicalism is a rampant

plague on evangelicals, especially in the Baptist world, which I'm a part of. And so for a lot of guys,

they read the one line where you said, I'm not a theologian. And I've had to correct so many guys

and say, when Stephen Wolfe says he's not a theologian, you need to understand

that those of you who are objecting, Simon Wolf would also say that you are not a theologian.

He means, I do not have a Ph.D. in theology. He doesn't mean I haven't read the Bible and I don't

have theological ideas or that I don't know basic theology or the Westminster Confession of Faith. Everybody, and part of this is Sproles' fault, who I love, but everyone's a theologian.

I know what he means, but let's just be honest and say 99% of these theologians that everyone

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