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You're listening to, atheistly speaking. So, Hello everyone. Welcome to another podcast. I believe this is

episode four. How's it going David? Doing well.

All right.

This is breaking my record, personal record for earliest podcast recording.

So I'm trying to have to get my energy up.

So the crack of 730 here because David is in some special land where the time is different.

I don't know how that works.

It's wonderful. It's 10's 10 30 here feel great. I have a nice long

sleep yeah that must be nice I had a super late night too so that's's not good. But anyway, that doesn't matter because we are here to talk about if atheism is an intellectual luxury for the wealthy.

Sure, yeah, I guess we'll try to read the article again as we go,

and hopefully it works out.

People can follow along, and if not, feedback of course is always appreciated. So we're

going to be reading through an article the people who challenge my atheism

most were drug addicts and prostitutes. This is by Chris R. Nade found on the guardian.

So do you want to jump into it right now or?

Yeah, yeah. I wonder what kind of apologetics these prostitutes, you know, I assume they just had really good arguments or something, right?

No.

Yeah, I think the drug addicts were probably more lucid when they were on heroin.

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