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Out of nothing. Oh, out of nothing. That's the title of Ian McFarland, Professor of Theology at Campbell School of Theology at Emory's new book, Out of Nothing. And I talked to him about it, and he tries to persuade me, Bill. Yeah. Uh-huh. He tries to says, look, come on. Out of nothing. So. Ex, and I hello. Yep, that's right. How to go? It was, it was one, it was a total blast of a conversation. And, um, and I, I think everyone will enjoy it. And in the back of their head, they're going to just have like Catherine Keller talking to them. Yeah's a ton of fun. They're going to have echoes of that AAR conversation that we had at the panel. Yeah. So, see, this is a great week for you to get that at homebrewed Christianity, we don't want to think for you. But we want to provide you some delicious audiological ingredients so that you can brew your own faith. We don't want to think for you. We want to think with you. That's right. And you can come find out about all the other interviews and such by going over to Homebrewed Christianity.com. And you can connect with us. Well, we're on Facebook. Yep. You can find us there. Correct. We're both on Twitter.

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