This is the BAMO podcast with Marty Solomon. I'm his co-host, Brian Bellings. Today, we're

going to wrestle with the questions surrounding the authorship of the text.

Short and sweet description there. Big discussion. Big discussion. Short description.

Yeah, I debated. I had even up to just this week. I debated putting this podcast in here,

whether it's necessary. I don't do this podcast to provoke or just be obnoxious. I don't

do it. But I do this podcast. I mean, we've been doing this now for a while. Like if you've

been listening with us up to session three, you are, you are used to our methods. You

understand what our GM is. Like we're trying to think critically. We're not going to

shy away from questions because asking questions is good. And if you're just taking everything

that I say and everything that I teach at wholesale, then unfortunately we've probably

missed the boat somewhere. Now, I'm not just trying to provoke just to be a punk. I'm actually

trying to provoke with things that I think have substance and ought to be considered. But

I certainly don't want anybody to think that I've got it all figured out or I think I

have it all figured out. I don't. But there were conversations that I just wasn't taught

in all of my education. And it just wasn't like there were these passing references made

to these things. But then just like kind of with a flip of the hand, we're just kind of

like written off like there's this thing that exists. But that's ridiculous. So we just

are going to move on. And I understand and I've grown in my, I used to be really angry.

I think I've kind of worked through some of the things I understand where people are

coming from, understand the ideas. I mean, it went to Bible college. Bible college

movement started as a reaction to the liberal arts movement, which is different now than

it used to be then. And the early 20th century, we were really battling with this, the rise

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