Today, I was about to go before you and all of the internet in engaged debate with the other

poll on the epistemic framework, that is to say, the theory of knowledge behind Sola Scriptura.

The other poll dropped out of our debate and therefore, of knowledge behind Sola Scriptura.

The other Paul dropped out of our debate, and therefore I'm going to present what I would have presented to him to you now, so you don't have to wait for it.

We were supposed to meet in a battle royale, if you will, on Trent Horn's channel,

and I'll still hopefully debate someone in the coming month. Royal, if you will, on Trent Horn's channel.

And I'll still hopefully debate someone in the coming months.

I'm not sure why it will take so long.

But Trent's done good work in corraling everyone into debate.

I'm always willing to go.

It will probably be October before some suitable replacement with the same topic is available.

So we're talking about mid-October.

I'm going to explain to you why it's hard to secure the debate on Solis Scriptura with Protestants

today. So stay tuned. I'm going to also,

like I said before, present what I had for you. And a lot of people were asking about it. They said,

hey, this short two minute, 15 second video that I dropped yesterday on Twitter was really,

really helpful. They'd never seen anything like this. And I'm

like, look, remember, Protestantism is arch heresy. Okay, so when we debate Protestants, we don't want to

do so as if there's a chance they might win the debate. And when you debate an Arianist, if you were to do so, though that's not a popular pastime,

you don't want to debate an Arianist as if there's a chance the Arianist might win.

This is just an outmoded modality. And thank goodness, no one really takes it

seriously anymore. This was not the case. 200, 300, even 400 years after Arias lived.

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