Dr. Josh Schwamadas is back on Reasonable Faith with Dr. William Lang, Greg.

Glad you're here. This is Kevin Harris. We've been doing a series of interviews with Josh,

so we decided to take advantage of having him on with us to pursue some more topics.

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Now let's go to the studio with Dr. Craig.

It's good to have Josh Swamadats back with us for another round of podcast, and we're going to be talking about a paper that has been published,

which critiques your work, both of you, on the historical Adam and Eve.

It's published by Greigel and Lezac from the Department of Philosophy

at the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Poland.

And Josh, they're addressing your book, the genealogical Adam and Eve.

Bill, of course, they're addressing your work in quest of the historical atom.

Liberal theologians are addressing your work on the historical Adam.

And maybe that's a good sign. Josh, let's start with you on that.

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