Good to have you back on reasonable faith with Dr. William Lane Craig. I'm Kevin Harris as we all continue to prayerfully

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You're going to enjoy today's podcast as we look at a former atheist who came to Christ.

Boy, Dr. Craig, this is an article that I have enjoyed reading and I think you have two from Michael

Eignor, a former atheist now a Christian writing on the Faith and Science blog and he takes Jerry Coyne and others to task

on Our Divinity Sense Organs, the name of the article, Jerry Coyne on Our Divinity Sense Organs.

When I first read that title, I'm thinking, okay, is he talking about Alvin Planagon?

That's what I thought too.

The census de minuteatis, that Planega talks about.

He says, in my own conversion from atheism to Christianity,

I was helped immensely by some unlikely evangelists.

Atheists.

I had been raised in a culture in which atheism seemed the smart way to think about

metaphysics.

Atheists were the scientists and the philosophers, Christians were the televangelist

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