You're listening to, atheistically speaking. Oh, Hello and welcome to episode 168 of atheistically speaking I'm your host

Thomas Smith. Well today we get to learn more about the Baha'i faith adding to the zero I knew before this, and then maybe like the one to two points

of knowledge from part one, and now we're going to add on top of that.

So very interesting stuff.

I want to thank Sahara again so much.

Probably didn't pronounce that right this time,

but what, you know, three out of five or something anyway let's get to part two with Sahara. I'm curious why you jumped all the way to

I'm curious why you jumped all the way to atheism so you didn't have any thought that oh maybe there's a different religion that has it better was it like is typically the case where you I don't know maybe not with Baha'iism but oftentimes these religions bash other religions or at least have arguments against other faiths and so when you start to doubt them there's not really another faith to jump to.

Was it that or was it just...

You know, it's so interesting that you pointed that out and I think maybe in a way

subconsciously, because I grew up in the faith and I've already

accepted it all the religions where one religion is coming from God.

I think that explains it perfectly why.

So it's like we knock them all out at once.

Absolutely because it's not just Judaism and Jewish, sorry, Judaism, Jewish, and Jewish are the same thing.

Judaism, Christianity and Islam, it's also the Bahais except Buddhism, they accept Hinduism, Sikhism, Zoroastrian.

So yeah, we, Baha'i faith accepts already most if not in fact maybe all the the major

eastern eastern eastern Far East religion.

So I guess yeah, I guess if I decided I didn't want to become behind and I absolutely

disqualified those other religions but my story becoming an atheist and it's kind of funny given your

podcast that you were I think you were reviewing the book the

blue dot pale blue dot yeah the pale blue dot exactly the pale blue dot well I had

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