You're listening to, atheistically speaking. Oh, Well, my guest this week for a second time, due to Skype difficulties, is from the

whole network, and you can find them on Facebook if you just search the whole network with a

W. H. of course. Be a different kind of network if it weren't. But Sarah

welcome to the show. Thank you very much for having me, Thomas.

Boy, it feels like we've been talking for more than the couple seconds that I've had you on.

We've been battling. Sarah lives'm told in the in the middle of nowhere possibly.

Yeah, the middle of nowhere in Minnesota correct. Okay, well we did we did try it with the one internet connection and now we're switching.

We're switched too close for missiles. We're switching to guns and it seems to work right now.

So, I can hear you it's good that we it was tried to go with it for a

while and it was every other word and it just wasn't wasn't doing your your

arguments and your speaking justice so I had to call it so anyway no one

you need to know this but I just I had to say it I could have just played it off

but anyway so we were introduced via Twitter. I was in a sort of a, you know, a bit of a debate on on

Twitter with someone because I, gosh, I don't even remember how it came up now they think about it but it was regarding FGM which

You know is obviously horrifying and someone started engaging me with I believe

was the helpful atheist I think that's what it is.

I started engaging me in calling out the fact that, you know, male circumcision is just as bad and

I sort of dismissed it but after hearing some arguments and being referred to your group and stuff I wanted to get the other side of the story because it's not something I've ever paid attention to and also I'm going to have kids one day and my brother

had a son and it was sort of a it was a debate of what should I do should I

circumside should I not and so it's an interesting question. Lots

lots going on here and I'm happy to have you on to set a straight,

Sarah.

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