The Daily Wire's "Exodus" study finishes with episode 17, a recap of lessons learned by each of the scholars who were most connected with the 16 episode study. They were...

The Blessed Virgin Mary asks the Archangel Gabriel, "How can this be, since I have no relations with a man?" (Personally, I prefer the earlier, more literal translation, "since I have not known man." The new, "modern" version is much more clinicial in its phrasing of so delicate and personal a matter.) Those of us who are amateur theologians may note the evident similarity of her bold question to Zechariah's query, "How shall I know this? For I am an old man, and my wife is advanced in years." There is a crucial difference, however, in the purposes of these questions.

A Paul Mirecki, U. of Kansas professor of religious studies, resigned due to the stir he caused there by insulting religious fundamentalists (some of whom go to that school) because of their creationist views. The CNN report, "Anti-creationism prof quits department chair," summarizes the situation this way,

The title of this reflection is, in part, inspired by what Wikipedia refers to as "a feat of smooth and ruthless efficiency", the historic "double play" action of infield basemen of the 1906-1910 Chicago Cubs that also inspired a short poem, entitled "Baseball's Sad Lexicon," also known as Tinker to Evers to Chance, by Franklin P. Adams. To summarize, the terms refer to the following "progressive" phenomena: The "smooth and ruthless efficiency" is a product of Saul Alinsky's Saul Alinsky Rules for Radicals Rules for Radicals.