Welcome to the Eric Metaxa show.

They say it's a thin line between love and hate, but we're working every day to thicken that line, or at least make it a double or triple line.

Now here's your line jumping host, Eric Mattaxas.

Hey there, folks.

Welcome to today's show.

It is Friday, the 25th of July.

For much of the summer, on Fridays, we're doing Socrates in the city Fridays.

And I had a conversation not long ago with a brilliant bioethicist at Stanford,

an extraordinary man of faith who works in the field of bioethics.

Tremendous conversation.

The weirdest thing is that he looks and sounds dramatically like Harrison Ford.

So if you go to the YouTube page and you look it up, you'll see what I'm talking.

It's amazing, actually.

And he has been mistaken for Harrison Ford.

He doesn't look so much. He's not like a

double, but you kind of think, like, is this Harrison Ford? It turns out it's not. I just want to be

clear. He's a bioethicist and absolutely amazing guest. I had him at Socrates in the city years ago,

and I said, we've got to get him back. So we're going to play that conversation in both hours today. So his name is William Hurlbutt. And I also want to say

that we are doing a full court press. There's an emergency because of the floods in Texas

to get aid to people that are just devastated.

Their lives have been devastated and food for the poor is reaching out to them,

helping them, working with local churches.

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