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I'm barely...

Let's ask you it this way.

Are you a heretic, blasphemer, or any hope?

I mean, I'm on the show, right?

I mean, that means I'm not really a part of the crew.

So, but I would say that I grew up in a dispensationalist environment.

I wouldn't call it heresy or any of the other options that were given. I would just call it

an earnest attempt to read the Bible, but becomes very literal. And the literal move is a move

away from, you know, sort of liberalism. And so I respect the desire to

read the Bible literally. It just leads us towards some very overly simplified interpretive moves in

scripture. One of the categories we have in our church, I think you guys probably all have this,

too, is there's sort of three ways of talking about the teachings in the church. You have

the orthodox teaching, which is true or faithful, heterodox, which is people who are not outside

of the faith, but they have teachings that are probably not helpful and actually can be dangerous

to your, not your salvation maybe, but you certainly can be dangerous to your faith and on that sort of thing.

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