Robert A. Rees

I mean, it was really, it really had a flashback.

like a freezing effect on so many people who were engaged in this intellectual world.

Yeah, I know Bob Reese, who was the editor when the Lester Bush article came out that we talked about, was told that if Dialogue published that article, he could face excommunication.

So that was pretty explicit with him.

And he decided that it was too important and it needed to be published anyway.

Just wondering if there were other people that people go, oh, I didn't know that in the early days, Richard Bushman or something like that, right? People find that kind of stuff fascinating.

Well,

Bob Reese did it for a number of years.