Greetings and salutations. Welcome back to Life and Books and Everything.

Very glad to be here with Justin Taylor and Colin Hansen as we are recording this on Monday, September 21st.

You'll probably hear this a couple of days after, but good to be with you again and happy to also mention our sponsor, Crossway, and in particular, the ESV Everyday Bible,

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if there's a Bible that can get people and make it more easier for people to read through the whole Bible in a year,

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tweaks, get more people reading and understanding the Bible, I'm grateful for it.

So thank you to Crossway.

Well, the big news in the, not just the political world, but cultural world, especially here in the

United States, is the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Friday night.

The news broke, and now there's been lots of conversation about what to do next.

We did not start this podcast to be political pundits, so you can look elsewhere for the commentary

on what you think will happen or what you think should happen

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