This is Stan Terasons, hashtag STRASK podcast.

I almost said starring Greg Kokel, and I know you would hate that, so I'm not going to say that with Greg Kokel and Amy Hall.

Thank you.

And this first question comes from Kagan.

In the interest of being honest and transparent, I'm an atheist and militantly anti-God belief.

However, I do have an open mind.

So could you please provide verifiable, non-religious evidence that a supernatural Jesus actually existed? Thanks, and be safe.

All right. So here's a guy. He's a militant atheist with an open mind. I'm already a little bit skeptical. And then he says, give me evidence, and then he qualifies the kind of evidence that would be acceptable to him.

And with his qualification, he is – I don't have to go overall of right now, but I'm just giving you a general remark. He is trying to – he is, and I don't have to go over all of right now, but I'm just giving you a general remark.

He is trying to, he is trying to disqualify legitimate kinds of evidence that might make the point

because he's going to just dismiss that as religious, which he doesn't believe in.

Of course, the very point of providing evidence is to challenge the idea of whether or

not there are religious, whatever that word actually means, that would need some clarification

if we were in conference conversation.

Now, I lost my train of thought.

Something about the word religious, that the whole idea is trying to find out whether

there is good evidence for something religious, which he's kind of dismissing as any evidence. And so it doesn't sound like he's

open-minded. Let me see. I'm open. I don't believe in the Holocaust. I don't believe in all

those Jews dying. But I'd be open to it. I'm militantly against the idea. But I'm open to it as long as you give me evidence that has

nothing to do with anyone that was involved in the Holocaust.

Now, of course, that might be possible to provide some other, but notice how unfairly and

inappropriately a person like that has limited the kinds of things that would

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