Welcome to Stand to Reasons, hashtag STR-Ask podcast. This is Amy Hall, and I'm here with Greg

Kokel. And today, Greg, we have questions about how you do things.

So I, and I think you're going to have some great ideas for people. All right. So this first-

How I do things. Yeah, well, you'll hear in a second. Okay. I put my pants on with my left leg in first.

Okay. Not that kind of stuff.

All right.

So this first one comes from Josh.

What are your top three brand new apologist pitfalls?

Like if you've just read tactics, you're ready to go and the J.Ws show up at your door or your atheist co-worker starts asking you about God.

What are the top three watch out for this things?

Hmm.

Well, a couple of things come to mind.

They're not always so much watch out for this thing, but unless you're thinking about watch

out for how you do this thing or how you come across. Actually, there's more than three.

Three logical fallacies come to mind that are standard. And I've written about this recently.

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All right. But the first things that come to mind is that I think that sometimes when apologists, and this I know from

personal experience, making this mistake myself, when apologists, and this I know from personal experience, making this mistake myself,

when apologists get into an apologetic circumstance defending the faith, that means there's

an attacker in a certain sense to our ideas and our convictions.

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