I would be willing to bet that before today you would have thought that the only thing

Emmanuel Kant has in common with K. But that was before you listened to today's episode of Words, Words,

A Young Heritage Production. Okay, it's Young Herritics, on the road edition. If you're watching on YouTube,

you will see that I am not in my usual setup my studio with my very sophisticated

book backdrop but rather in a mysterious undisclosed location that looks

remarkably like a hotel room.

I thought we could play a little game if you've ever seen don't F with cats on Netflix.

It's this whole documentary about how internet sleuths figured out where this one guy was who was doing all these awful things

just by looking at the sketchy weird backdrops of his videos.

So I thought we could do a game called A Book Bro goes on the road where you can try to see if you can figure out where I'm at and I will reveal episode by episode where I'm traveling too.

I'm going to be traveling a lot these days

because I'm out here promoting my book Light of the Mind, Light of the World,

Illuminating Science Through Faith. It comes out October 15th. We are almost there. I've

been waiting and waiting to share this book with you guys. I am so excited. I

think if you like this show, this is a no-brainer, this book for you. I'm maybe most excited to share it with the

audience of young heretics because you guys have been with me since the beginning

of this whole journey, this whole career journey, and this book is about a lot of the themes that we talk

about on the show. Consciousness, subjectivity versus objectivity, the relationship between science and faith.

What it really is is a new history of science from the perspective of faith, telling the story

of how this grand enterprise for human knowledge emerged out of a religious impulse

and is now I think pointing us back to a picture of the world that looks a lot like the

one described in the book of Genesis.

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