So give us an overview of, uh, wh- how this book is targeting what, um, views and philosophy in our modern post-truth society is trying, uh, to undermine when it comes to, uh, the reality to which God has presented us to.

Well, thank you, Jenna, for having me on.

I really appreciate it, and like I've said, I deeply appreciate your friendship and all that you've done to help get this book out and all that you do for the sake of defending the historic Christian faith and the biblical worldview.

And, you know, this topic, Faith in the Crossfire, is something that has been a book that I've hypothetically been working on for an- almost two decades.

And the reason I say that is, is that I have been committed to defending the total truthfulness or the inerrancy of the Word of God with several scholars, and this just seemed to be the next logical step.

And let me tell you exactly what I mean by this and how this came about and why it's important, is that, you know, within the last 100 years, Evangelicalism has truly had what was known as a battle for the Bible, and Harold Lindsell wrote the book titled The Battle for the Bible, and he talks about what happens when institutions and churches drift away from the authority of scripture and from the concept of truth.

And in response to that, we had what was known as the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy, and figures such as R.C. Sproul and Norman Geisler and Carl F.H. Henry and Francis Schaeffer and John Gerstner, all these key figures that we look at as classic Evangelicals, came together to explain, what do we mean by the concept of inerrancy, and what do we not mean by the concept of inerrancy? And how I got into this is that my mentor was Dr.

And so we do see some contrast, but that's very distinct from what the dialectical theory is.