Al Robertson

Well, and Melissa, that was one of the things I said was like C.S.

Lewis because a lot of his allegories, he pressed the same point that you're doing in it.

And I love it that it's shaping in the minds of children because they have to see, you know, they may not even get it in the moment, but they're going to get it at some point.

But the idea that it's hard to separate from that which we're plagued with because that's what we know.

And a lot of Lewis's work was like that.

Zach, you mentioned before on the lizard, remember on the—was that from Great Divorce?

There were three or four of them.

So the book is The Day That Made the Way.

And I have on here you can go to madetheway.com to get a copy of it.

Is that right, Melissa?

Oh, awesome.

And they can find you on YouTube because I know our listeners, a bunch of them are going to want to come listen to what you have to say.

So your channel or whatever is on YouTube.

Excellent.

Well, thank you so much for joining us today.

What a blessing to get to meet you.

And when we're ready to have that big debate, we're going to bring you back.

It'll be fun.

Thanks for having me.

It's been a pleasure.