Welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. Today we're doing part two of an episode we started last week,

which was Philosophical Apologetics. I'm joined by Dr. Rod Rosenblot, Dr. Scott Keith, and Dr. Dan Dean.

If you didn't listen to Part 1, if you're just jumping in this week, I highly suggest that you go do that.

We do about 10 minutes of introduction at the

beginning of that episode as to why we're doing philosophical apologetics. We let Dr. Dan Dean, who's

a honored guest on the show, philosopher Dan, philosopher Dan, talk about himself and what he does at

Concordia University and when he does at 1517 legacy. So we're going to jump right in in this episode so we have as much time as possible.

I want to give the same preface I gave in the last one.

Go for it.

Under whom did you get your Ph.D. at Florida State?

Important. Dr. Michael Ruse.

Dr. Michael Ruse.

Why is that significant?

Because he's an atheist through and through,

and he balls out the new atheist for saying dumb arguments,

but he's a thoroughgoing atheist,

and think of what it means that Dan won his Ph.D. under him.

That speaks well for him.

It really does.

Damn for Dan.

Yeah, and you managed to stay with us here. Stayed with us. Yeah, that's right. I didn't get

derailed off the tracks.

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