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Jay Dyer refers to Wes Huff's social media behavior and the backlash he received about his views, illustrating the tension within the evangelical community regarding traditional vs. modern approaches.

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  1. Jay discusses the impact Wes Huff has on discussions surrounding theological topics.

  2. Jay accuses Wes Huff of only debating easy opponents and running from genuine pushback.

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  3. Jay refers to Wes Huff in the context of trolling and debating.

  4. Jay Dyer refers to Wes Huff's social media behavior and the backlash he received about his views, illustrating the tension within the evangelical community regarding traditional vs. modern approaches.

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