When you unpack this idea of the human intellect, you'll find that what's highest in us,

namely our capacity for thought survives the death of the body.

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All right, so we are here, as I say, with... PR, E-S-V-N-V-N-S-V-N-S-V-N-S-V-N-S-V-N-E-N-E-N-E-N-E-N-E-N-E-N-E-R-E-N-E-R-E-N-E-R-E-R-E-R-E-S-V-E-R-E-R-E-R-E-R-E-S-V-E-R-E-R-E let's talk a little bit about what brought you to this point in your life because your story is not

quite you grew up a religious person and then just started writing about religion that's that's kind of my

story but you came at this from a very different perspective writing about aristotle and inquinist

how did you get from where you were who was an atheist to the point where you were writing about

religion for a living basically yeah well i you know i was brought up Catholic, and I fell away from the church when I was a teenager, and by the time I got early in my college years, I became an atheist. I was an atheist for about 10 years, roughly the decade of the 1990s. And during the last part of my decade as an atheist, I was a graduate student. I was given courses to teach

while a grad student, introduction to philosophy courses. I got a chance to teach a philosophy

religion course. And so you want to teach students material that they're going to be

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