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All right, friends, Greg Cogel here for Standar Reason.

Thank you for joining me today.

We got an open mic call day here, which means I'm going to be taking calls that you have registered on our website.

And if you go to our homepage at STR.org under podcasts where it says live broadcast, you'll see everything you need to see in order to be able to leave your question.

It's convenient.

I didn't even think of this.

I wish I could take credit for it.

Somebody else did.

I think it was Amy.

Not entirely sure, but I wish that I had so I could get credit.

But the whole idea is if you can't call in during the showtime, which is characteristically, what, four to six on Tuesdays, LA time,

you can call in, in a sense, by just recording your question online at our website, as I just described,

and we'll eventually get to it.

And actually, we did one of these recently. In fact, it might have been the last podcast.

And we pretty much dedicated the entire show to one guy who calls in with lots of questions.

Now, he does not hold our view, my view, and he's atheist, and so raises issues. And I think we're going to start out with Dan. Once again, there's lots of things I'd like to cover today, but

let's just hear from Dan. This first one here, it's the first one on our list, and about how would we or would I determine which religion is true.

Go ahead, Dan.

Greg, Calma, how many religions and holy books do you not believe in?

And why?

Period.

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