All right, guys, hey, welcome to the Babylon Bee interview podcast. We're very excited today.

We have a couple of guests that you guys have, one that you have not met, Sam, he's going to be, this is Sam Greer he is one of our writers and and he's going to be interviewing our guest today so

we're very excited to have you on man this is very exciting glad to be here I'm Jared and this

with us today is Neil Shenvi who is an apologist and he has all kinds of stuff that we're

going to talk about today so we're really excited really happy to have Neil, thank you so much for joining us. Well, thank you guys for inviting me.

Neil, I'll lead off with the first question. We see you've got a lot of books behind you. Have you read all those?

I have actually read about 90% of those books. This is not for show. This is actually, my for show shelf is to the left of me

has like highbrow college type books. Well, this is also highbrow, but it's more, it's utilitarian

highbrow books. I'll give you a trick. My dad's a history professor. I'm an adjunct English

professor, but we have a lot of books and we always get asked about him. Here's the easy answer. If someone says, have you read all those

books? You tell them, I've read some of them twice. Yeah. Oh, that's good. Yeah, that's a good

answer. I always say I've read parts of these all the way through. Yeah, that works too. I've

read half of these books, half as well as half of them deserve? Half that they deserve. Yeah, that's how I say. Eric Metaxis always says that. He's like, oh, I've read parts of your book all the way through. That's good. So I said that to him. He thought it was funny. Good. Anyway, so what's your favorite book on the shelf behind you? Okay, well, that's a hard question. This is my critical theory shelf.

Holy cow.

Two thumbs down.

What's that?

Two thumbs down.

Well, so, okay, no, so they've been arranged.

The ones on the top, I think I actually can see that.

You can see that, the top shelf.

Those are the anti-critical theory books.

These are the applied critical theory books. These are the hardcore theorist books. I, oh, there's one shelf. I don't, that's like a basement level. Yeah. Do not open danger. Anyway, but they're all, so that I think probably, I actually think my favorite book probably on this shelf is Thadius Williams book. Hey, Thaddeus Williams. You guys interviewed him. We did. We did have. We were just talking about him right before we stepped in here.

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