Hey guys, I want to talk to you about the trial of Zach Garris in the Presbyterian Church in America.

I already did a podcast where I talked about this in more of a long

form, but I wanted to give those who didn't want to go searching in a long podcast, just a short

form, to understand what's going on. I've known Zach since at least 2019. He wrote a book on

feminism. It really was more of a republication, a recovery of what Robert

Louis Dabney said about feminism, and he wrote a little forward to it.

Well, if you read Dabney's works, he's extremely helpful, very insightful, and a lot of his

essays apply to today.

He's dealing with the early stages of progressivism in the United States, and he's predicting

exactly where it's going to go.

And so he does this with public education, with feminism, and some other government policies.

And so that's why I published this book is just to make it more accessible.

Even if you don't agree with everything he wrote or said, that's fine.

That's, I think, to be expected with anyone.

You know, and I don't think just because of his association with slavery that we should ignore him,

I think that's to our

detriment. And I interviewed him for my podcast on this point. That was an issue at that time.

It still is. And I've known since that point, at least, that there are those in the Presbyterian

Church in America in an evangelicalism, more broadly, who don't like Zach because of his teachings

on male patriarchy, on respect for figures like James Henley Thornwell, Robert Louis

Dabney, despite the fact that some Presbyterians have tried to cancel them. I think

Zach is someone who is younger, who has a legal background.

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