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

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You know what today is?

I do.

It's Thursday, and this happens to be hour two.

You know what happens on hour two on Thursdays?

Yes, did you guess?

It's our Ask Mataxis segment. It's where you ask me hard-hitting, journalistic questions, and I try to come up with some kind of an answer. And these are sent in by the listeners, so. Yeah, that would be real. That would be you folks. Okay, here we go. Question number one, what do you think is the most important chapter in Is Atheism Dead and Why?

Well, folks. Okay, here we go. Question number one. What do you think is the most important chapter in

is atheism dead and why? Well, you know, I get this asked about, like, what's your favorite

book of all your children? Which one would you kill if you were forced to? You know, like,

how do you answer these questions? I don't think that there's a...

I mean, I would say, I always say that probably the introduction or the first chapter that sets

everything up is the most important because the thesis of the book is that atheism really

is intellectually now dead, that the science that we've had in the last 50 years,

it's like game over. And if you want to be an agnostic, great. But like, a lot of people won't get

that. So you really need to like deal with the facts. So probably the introduction of the first chapter.

Okay. Question number two. Have you watched the new Dave Chappelle special?

No. What are your opinions on him being canceled by the transgender community for his comedy?

Well, I think it's great when the woke mob comes after somebody like Dave Chappelle.

I mean, it's a little bit like when they come after me, you look at them like, I know you're crazy and I'm not going to, you know, like if I do something wrong, I will repent because I care about what God thinks.

But do I care about what crazy people think, like cultural Marxists who are trying to cancel me?

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