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Doc. Now, here is your host, Eric Squarsinski.

Hey guys, thank you so much for tuning in to the Preacher Boys podcast. I'm sitting down with

Mike Hutchinson, the host of the True Presbyterian. I was on his show a few months ago,

and I brought him on to talk about something Presbyian love, which is church history. So we're

going to talk about the history of the INFB movement and kind of what makes these quote-unquote

independent churches part of a denomination unto their own. So

Mike, welcome to the show. Okay, so I'll start with this disclaimer because I'm almost expecting

to get nasty grams or something out of this. So anything and everything that I have to say on this

subject is my opinion alone. And you shouldn't come to the conclusion that my opinion is shared by my local church or any educational institution where I have studied.

Now that we've gotten that out of the way, in some ways there's a definition problem.

There is a moving target when it comes to defining fundamentalism, just kind of from the

outset.

So one thing that's a piece of that is that culturally fundamentalism has kind of come to

mean, you know, anyone that's to the right of me.

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