I'm going to see. Hello and this week we're delving back into the archives

to bring you a discussion on the question. How should humans live in an

inhuman world? That's our topic on unbelievable today. I'm joined by

Alan Noble and Kelly Capik. unbelievable today's

let's jump in on today's discussion.

We do live in an increasingly technologically connected world

and it's enabled the acceleration of human productivity but has also

brought new pressures of being able to compare our identity our success with everybody else.

Well, Alan Noble is associate professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University,

he's editor-in-chief of Christ and pop culture, and the author of the new book,

You Are Not Your Own, Belonging to God in an inhuman world. My guest today is Kelly

Kappek, he's professor of theological studies at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain

Georgia and the author of a very soon-to-be released book, Your Only Human, how your limits reflect God's design and why that's good news. You can preorder it now.

Both these books bring a Christian perspective to the pressures of living as humans in a world that we weren't

necessarily designed to live in. So it's great to have you both Alan and Kelly joining me

on the show today. Thanks for having us.

Oh, it's a pleasure.

And I do anticipate this won't be a kind of a ding-dong,

you know, a slug fest or anything.

I'm expecting, you know, very much as sort of a dialogue where we explore the ideas and I've loved both of your books really good books very very timely

Pressian books for our culture today. Let's start with you Alan. Tell us a little

bit about yourself and what led you to write, you are not your own. So I'm

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