Um, so for my opening statement, the first thing I want to do is me and Jay sort of have trouble titling the thing because I, I don't think I thought I was missing each other. Um, but it's about do we have to keep Torah or not. So I don't know. I don't know if Jay as an orthodox Christian believes they do keep Torah.

But Torah is if anybody doesn't know it's the first five books of Moses and it's the law.

Whatever the Bible says the law is referring to that.

When it says the prophets and a writing is referring to the rest of the Tanakh.

Now secondly, as a Torah keeping Christian, I know that might come into shock. A lot of people don't believe Christians can do so.

I already understand I have the unpopular position in this scenario.

I'm used to it.

It's what I do.

It's what I've known for.

But somebody got to do it.

But with that being said, I probably been on like a hundred of these

types of debates people minds rarely change um people in the chat are going to support whoever

they are to support beforehand their mind's not going to change um so then the question is why am i

doing this i'm really only doing this for the remnant, for the people that have an open mind.

I just want to hear somebody out and hope that I get the same respect.

Which I flag out will with a moderator that I gave Jay Dyer when he was on my channel.

I let him tell us about Orthodox Christianity without argument, without interrupting, without anything.

So you have to get people that fair shot.

Now, Jay Dyer, who I like, by the way, he's known for debating.

Typically when it comes to Christian history, he's very good at that peer point blank.

But this debate for me is really just one question.

And it's a question that everybody knows I'm going to ask.

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