That's actually related to another question that was asked. So a, throw it on the screen for just a second from link roll. And are there other interesting theological contradictions besides christ? We just talked about a couple of those. So deftly, an idea for a future show, though. So when his book on the trinity comes out, we're actually planning on re scheduling our imperson interview for then. So super excited when we can try to try to make that that happen this time round. But yes, a same kind of question. A, you feel free to expand or not. We've talked about it. We can move on. I'll just say that i tend to be very conservative

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