Have you visited the Museum of the Bible? I have been there. I don't know how many times. Every time you go there, there's something new. They have a very big deal right now. The Dead Sea Scrolls. If you don't know about that, we'll be talking about that in a moment, but they've got a special exhibit of

the actual Dead Sea Scrolls. This is crazy. They were found in a jar, in a cave in 1947. I write

about it. My book, Is Atheism Dead? It's a big deal. If you have my book as Atheism Dead, you can read

about it right now. But I'm speaking to Carlos Campo, who's with Museum of the Bible, to get the details.

It's just amazing to have this.

Hey there, folks.

As promised, I have as my guest right now, Carlos Campo. He's the president of the Museum of the Bible. Carlos, thanks for coming on.

Thanks, Eric. And thanks for the way you support the Museum of the Bible. We're so grateful of the many visits you've made here.

I don't want people to know about the millions that I have given. That's anonymous. I want to be very clear.

That's anonymous. Yeah. No, seriously, I, I almost can't believe the Museum of the Bible exists.

It's what a crazy thing. You know, you sort of think like, oh, all the great stuff has already happened.

It's like, no, there are people doing things like saying, hey, let's create a museum of the Bible on the mall in Washington, D.C.

It's amazing.

It's just almost impossible to believe.

Is this real?

Yes, it is.

I was talking to Carrie Summers recently, who was instrumental in creating the whole museum, friends with the Greens.

So I'm a big booster of the Museum of the Bible and thrilled that I get to do that.

You know, nobody's paying me to do that.

It's just a joy to know that it exists.

And I want to get the word out to people.

If you go to Washington, D.C.,, my goodness, spent a couple of days there.

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