The beachball analogy: you cannot suppress what you don't already hold; Sye uses this to prove people must have truth to suppress it

Sye argues: just as you cannot push a beachball underwater if you do not first have it, you cannot suppress truth you do not possess. Therefore Romans 1's language of suppression requires that the person already has the truth of God's existence — they are not ignorant of it, they are actively holding it down.