Greetings and welcome to the dividing line. My name is James White. I forgot to close the door.

That's probably not a good thing. I can be hearing myself echoing back at me for this whole program.

But, and since I'm here alone.

Ah, much better.

Yeah, Rich's remote today won't have any distractions through the window.

I'm thinking about having a shirt made that'll say I'm trying to be nicer to Rich.

I'm not sure if I'll actually do that because I'm not sure if I really am.

But it would be a fun, a fun thing. I just was, I was just happened to be looking at Twitter.

And Michael Fallon had posted, uh, included below is the very first debate that I ever put together and sponsored from way back in 2000.

The subject is papal infallibility. There is a reason why I chose this subject for yours truly and Roberts and genus to debate.

And I, my response was, ah, yes, the self moderated debate.

Because the pastor of the church had assured us, oh, I know how to moderate it.

But I've done, oh, I've done it over and over. I'm good at this.

He just gets up says, okay, boys.

Go to it.

And I just sort of had to suggest and I just sort of looked at each other like, uh, and, you know, got to give Bob credit.

Uh, he could have, he could have taken advantage of that, but he didn't, and, um, we just,

just self moderated, uh, just sort of kept time ourselves and behaved and, uh, and did it. But yes, the self moderated debate.

It was, uh, it was great.

And in fact, it's interesting because we are actually going to be talking about subject similar to that in, uh, in just few minutes.

Um, I did want to, I grabbed these, uh, and so I wanted to say thanks to Stephen DeYoung, uh, Stephen DeYoung.

Uh, ancient store dot ancient faith dot com. So, um, ancient faith radio, uh, bringing you orthodox Christian music readings prayers teaching zones over.

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