Dr. Craig, a colleague of yours, has written an article on what moves someone from skeptic

to believer.

And Jenna Harmon is the author of this article in this research.

She looks at various criteria that often move a skeptic to believe in Christ.

You know Jenna, she's a colleague of yours.

Yes, I've met her and on a number of occasions, she has actually attended by Defender's

class.

I first met her while she was working on her doctoral degree at the University of Birmingham

in the UK where I did my own doctoral work.

So I was interested to meet this young woman who was also working in my alma mater.

She has a podcast called Side B podcast and built, she's interviewed former atheists and

she's up to about 18 or 20, I believe.

And she has been able to see various categories from their stories.

Let's look at some of these and let's also see if if you've encountered any of these

in your own life and also how the work of reasonable faith potentially addresses these

categories.

She starts out by saying sometimes we look at others and think they'll never change their

views, their lives, their decisions or what they believe.

But she said there's so many former atheists that she's interviewed that that view has

gone out the window and she's seen some people that she thought would never come to Christ

and actually become Christians.

And she keys off of a book by Alan Noble called Disruptive Witness and Alan Noble commends

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