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And two interesting arguments floated across my feet this morning.

The first was, of course, the genial, grinning Christian fellow

who was, who was mildly Irish, she was giving a talk to, uh, who was, Mary Hoyer, she was giving a, giving a talk to, uh, 500 physicists

and, uh, we had a chat with one and the physicist asked him, a very smart fellow, you know,

the physicist asked him, how can it be that God becomes human?

And I said, well, let me give you a quid pro quo.

Let me ask you, what is consciousness?

Then the physicist says, I don't know.

And then I asked him, what is, I'll give you a simpler one.

What is energy? And he said, I don't know. And I said, well,

these are easier questions. How do I know? How God became a man, I don't know. And we had a

wonderful chat. And, you know, this sort of bad Irish accent also, I don't know what that was.

But it's always on., we had a great chat, and we really began to understand each other,

and all that.

And so I can't believe I didn't make it.

So these sort of convenient stories are interesting, and unfortunately, the idea that a physicist

is stumped by a theologian is interesting, but not particularly relevant.

If an engineer stumps a theologian with engineering questions, that's kind of understandable and

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