Welcome to the Eric Metaxus show with your host, Eric Metaxus.

Uh-oh.

It's Thursday, hour two.

You know what that means?

It's Ask Metaxus time.

It's the time we ask Mataxis. I'm playing the role of metaxus. You're going to ax. I'm going to metax. So, uh, and these are real questions. Ready? Yeah, yeah. Let's go. Okay. First listener question. What do you think is the most important chapter in is atheism dead and why?

Are you kidding?

You're reading from the wrong list.

This is the one that...

Don't you have another one? Don't you have another one? This is the new one. Let's do the other one. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. All right. We'll table that. We'll come back to that. Holy cow, you scared me. Okay. new one. What is your favorite C.S. Lewis book?

Either Main Street or Babbitt. Oh, C.S. Louis.

Yeah, C.S. Louis. Not S. Clair-Lewis. No, no. Wrong one. Oh. Parilandra or the silver chair.

Hmm. Okay. Next question. Where do you stand on or what do you, where do you stand on or what do you believe about ecumenism?

It's pronounced ecumenism. I can't. It's that, that's for, that's a spice, isn't it?

It's a spice, acumenism. Acumenism means like religions kind of getting together and whatever and stuff.

And ecumenism, I think oftentimes people who don't really believe in anything

like the idea of like, won't faiths talk to each other?

Well, you can talk to each other, but you have to be really clear.

Like Christians believe in the Nicene Creed, they believe Jesus rose bodily from the dead.

He's the Messiah.

He's the second person of the Trinity, aka God, who created the universe.

So if you're talking to somebody who doesn't believe that, you want to be clear that you may have things in common.

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