How do we know what is right or what is wrong if God didn't tell us?

The Bible is a great historical source for how wildly our morals change.

If morality is from God and morality is objective, then why are we naturally so morally, you know,

opposed to so many of the things that say God does in the Bible?

Why will we fine with slavery and now we find it absolutely morally repugnant?

Today there's something a little different.

I'm going to be talking about the differences between There's something a little different.

I'm going to be talking about the differences

between atheism, agnosticism, belief,

why we need to believe, and all those kinds of things

with Emma Thorne, who's an online personality.

She's brilliant.

I've been following her for a while.

She's a lot of fun.

And she talks all about religion and conspiracy theories.

Having believed in quite a few of those things when she was younger herself,

we'll both be talking about our own experiences in and around and of and other

prepositions. Is that a preposition? I don't even know. Yep, they are prepositions is that a preposition I don't even know yet they are prepositions

all those prepositions around atheism and agnosticism so that's what we will be doing

she's great go follow her just type in a YouTube, Emma Thorn. She's really funny.

She describes that as British snark. And we have what I think is a really, really good

chat. I hope you enjoy this episode. It can't all be cold stuff moving

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