Subversion

... of every podcast episode.

At first I was like, "Subversive from the Carr brothers."

[laughs]

"I love this commentary.

He charges them with the additional crime of doing an injury to Christ by endeavoring to subvert his gospel.

Subversion is an enormous crime.

It is worse than corruption, and with good reason does he fasten on them this charge.

When the glory of justification is ascribed to another and a snare is laid for the consciences of men, the Savior no longer occupies his place, and the doctrine of the gospel is utterly ruined.

was it early? What other factors were happening in the market other than just?

I mean, there's a lot of wilds when we, the idea behind Beanstalk, which is like hosted, back then it was just hosted at Subversion, which was the kind of...

Repository

of choice.