And then, so that this convinces the atheist, he says, like, you're right, how do we do this?

And Kevin Sorbos says, well, there is no magic spell. All we need to do is say a bunch

of words that were written in a book two thousand years ago. Then how we match the bread

that turned into flesh and drew some wine that's turned into food. But there's no magic spell

to this. No, we call it something different than that. It would feel stupid. But it's literally

like there's no magic spell. You just have to repeat these precise words after me.

There's no magic spell. Just, you know, magic, magic spell.

Not awful. Movie.

Welcome back to the Gamcast where each week we sample another selection from Christian

cinema in an effort to ensure that the new Star Wars movie isn't the worst flick that

we see this year. I'm your host, Noah Luzon's and sitting 989 miles to my right as my

good friend Eli Bosnick. Eli is so good at you to rejoin us, sir.

Oh, thanks for having me. And sitting to my immediate left is wait for it. He's then

right. He's welcome back, sir. So glad to be back. I love these movies. It's a way to

welcome a guy back home after a month and a half gone. Yeah. Now, we've also got a special

guest mask is joining us tonight, sitting 4182 miles to my east, northeast is the project

director of the Good Thinking Society, the host of Be reasonable, co-host of the skeptics

with a K podcast and some are another to do with the mercy side skeptics as well. Mike

Marshall, Mars, welcome to God awful movies. Hey, it's a pleasure to be here and welcome

on the the mass and the geography there. I figure out exactly where I am. I'm very impressed

by that. I thought you'd start that gambit and I didn't think you had anywhere to go,

but you've really fulfilled that. Hey, man, I'm willing to Google for my guests. Yeah,

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