Well, Bill, we're a little more than halfway through the year here and it's been busy up to this point.

Let's look backwards a little bit and talk about some of the things that we haven't had a chance to talk about on the

the podcast you have had a chance to talk about on the podcast you have had a busy first

half of 2019. It's been very fruitful Kevin both in terms of the traveling and speaking as well as research and

writing and the the Ministry of Reasonable Faith is just booming reaching out all around the world.

Let's talk about Denmark, your trip there.

This was really an interesting trip.

It was arranged by Christian philosophers at the University of Albow in northern Denmark.

And they were having a metaphysics conference on the nature of time, and they wanted me to be one of the plenary speakers

who would give two lectures on aspects of time from the perspective of a Christian philosopher.

And so I gave one lecture upon God's relationship to time,

and then the other lecture came out of my atonement studies where I showed how the

doctrine of the atonement and particularly the expiation of guilt by divine forgiveness implies a certain theory of time.

So those were very novel opportunities. They're both on YouTube now and were very well received

by the professional philosophers who were at the conference. Now in addition to that

though we did an evangelistic outreach one evening at the University of Alboo on a case for Christian

Theism and I used our Zangmeister videos to present and then comment on them and then take questions and we had a huge

crowd and wonderful interaction. I then went on to Copenhagen and gave a similar

talk for Veritas forum in that venue and had lots of Muslims come out to that one.

The church where it was held was in a Muslim area of Copenhagen.

And so we had really good opportunity to interact with people from that

religious faith. Massachusetts, back in the States. This was a really

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