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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And today we're going to be talking about God and whether or not he exists if he's dead or if he's just extremely sleepy.

It is obviously a debate that has raged in theological and atheistic circles for generations.

It culminated in a question on the 1966 cover of

Time magazine, is God dead? And a lot of people went, huh, maybe. And a big atheism movement

was not born, but it took flight at that point. Obviously, one of the ultimate questions that human beings

ask themselves, not only where are we here, but is there a God? And if so, how does godliness

manifest on earth? As someone who studied philosophy and philosophy of religion,

this was one of my favorite things to study in college, because people always came at it

from very different angles, and they were very certain of their standing.

And I don't know what you believe or why you believe it or how you came to those beliefs.

I always think that that's sort of a fascinating thing is how people land where they did in terms of whether or not they are a theist or an atheist.

That journey is always fascinating and always very, very personal. But the conversation still continues to this day. And joining me, I'm very excited because he spends a lot of time

thinking about this. He's got, he is the host of Socrates in the city, conversations on the examined life, because as you know, one of the most famous Socratic quotes, the unexamined life is not worth living.

I had that engraved on a flask and gave it to a philosophy professor.

He was not terribly impressed.

I thought it was very clever.

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