So I read this article over the weekend, and it's fascinating to me, Casey, about how the science

community, for lack of a better term, has now come completely full circle, and many the world's

leading scientists are now saying what most of us have known our entire lives, which is, yeah,

there's definitely a God, and that's the only logical conclusion. So it's, uh, the article's called, does God exist? Modern science shows he must.

Best seller argues. So this is based on a book by some scientists who got together who tried to

answer the question. And one of these scientists fascinating to together who tried to answer the question.

And one of these scientists, fascinating read,

one of these scientists early in life was an atheist who was then convinced

purely from a scientific perspective, right?

And one of the things that this article lays out is that if you, by the way, I think

it was what the Times had an article on this, the Daily Mail had an article about this,

about these scientists in this book they've got out, is every theory they come back to, you come back to, yeah, but that couldn't have happened from nothing. Like every time they push science to a new theory, and many of them have been debunk, like the stretching and shrinking theory and all, you know, all of these scientific theories that then get sort of etched in stone and then later get disproved. The one thing science can't get around is something,

even the smallest of things, can't come from nothing. Something had to start the thing.

They said the question of God's existence is now forcibly back on the table through science,

not faith or theology.

It's almost like they keep trying to disprove it and then they can't.

They run into a wall.

Well, look, it's a pretty, I've always thought it to be a pretty empty existence to think,

go through your life thinking all of this just accidentally happened, right?

Like, I just, how could all of this so perfectly?

And you know what it was really reinforced to me?

You know, I was a believer, but when my daughter was the process of my daughter being

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