It was the most verbose possible way of saying live laugh love is what it was.

Like I feel like if I'd have skipped this scene and then you asked me to like give a book

report presentation on it with me not having seen it yeah I'd have been able to guess this

verbatim like now that is true yeah not darkness enlightenment heart true self truth you

could put this scene together with the responses everyone's ever given to a direct question

on be reasonable so I feel like that's kind of feeling but not all full movie

well come back to the game guess we're each week we sample another selection from Christian

cinema because otherwise we wouldn't time your host no illusions he does off this week

but sitting 900 miles to my northeast is my bad friend Eli Bostic Eli how are you

this fine afternoon sir I am fantastic Noah and I'm pleased to say I am not the reborn

Buddha oh what a coincidence and also of course joining us from one ocean to my east

northeast is the host to be reasonable the co-hosted skeptics with a K and the editor of

the skeptic magazine the good one Michael Marshall Marsh welcome back sir hey guys great to

be here I am confused now I don't know if I confused because I'm very busy at the moment

there's a lot of stress going on we've got a big event coming up so I don't know if that

is what's confusing me but I sat through two hours of this movie and I I don't know what

has happened to my life to get to this point is no and I don't know why life has been

since then this movie has materially affected my ability to correctly understand the world

around me that's how impactful this movie is sliding doors moment it is an existential

crisis of a movie yeah so oh yeah so tell us Marsh what existential crisis will be breaking

down today so we watched the rebirth of Buddha it's the story of I think an aspiring young

journalist who sees ghosts and can possibly sometimes predict the future that's unclear who has

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