The Cultic Mindset of King James Onlyism Now, you may be thinking with me, that's cultic mindset, that's how the cults think, exactly, Dr. Gipp represents the cultic aspect of King James Onlyism, along with Gail Ripplinger and Peter Ruckman and the other radicals like that, now there are non -cultic King James Only folks, who would never think of doing something like this, but they seem to be in the minority in that particular group, so I wanted to share with you just what kind of response you get, and just invite the, invite the viewer, listen to Sam Gipp's videos, listen to our responses, and by the way, this is my, this is my office, Dr. Gipp evidently is unaware of the fact that here in Phoenix, Arizona, we don't have basements, the ground really isn't, it wouldn't be much of an advantage in the Phoenix area, it's very hard, and it gets very hot, the ground temperature right now, it's just now starting to cool off here in Phoenix, it's probably about 90, 90 to 93 degrees at its warmest in August, and so it really wouldn't be of any advantage, so we don't have basements, this is actually my office, which we rent from a local church, but I'm not lonely down here, I'm quite busy, and, and really, I've got plenty of reading to do to keep me busy, in fact, a brand new book just arrived today, very thankful that someone was kind enough to buy it for me, it's a very large work, The Early Text of the New Testament, and by Charles E. Hill and Michael J. Kruger from Oxford, this is pretty, pretty decent stuff, and this is the, the newest work on this subject, and of course, we're all waiting for that Brill book to come out in February or March of next year, that has the material on the new papyri, and none of these things would have any relevance to a King James onlyist, Sam Giff's not going to read that book, I don't know that he could understand that book, I don't think he has sufficient training in scholarship to even follow the arguments of that book, so they're not going to be concerned about those things, but those of us who are actually engaging the Muslim world and the atheists and debating people like Bart Ehrman or John Dominic Crossan, we actually have to keep up with that kind of stuff, it's a lot easier when you're a King James onlyist, because you just got to King James, you don't have to worry about, you know, new manuscript fines or anything like that, of course, an attitude utterly unknown amongst King James translators, which is one of the great ironies of that particular movement, but wanted to share this with you, give you an idea what kind of responses we get from King James only folks when you actually seek to engage them on a factual, historical, logical, and biblical level.