Well Bill the book is just being released and already it's turn of controversy and even

among people who have not yet read it and we're talking about in quest of the historical

atom. Bill it's hit shelves now and is available. We're anticipating a lot of people reading

this book and I guess you're also prepared for pushback or questions as to what you're

saying. Certainly well I open the book with a quotation from the Old Testament scholar

Richard Averbeck who says anybody who writes on the first few chapters of Genesis is going

to be in a lot of trouble with a lot of people and that's regardless of your views. So yes

I am anticipating controversy and pushback but my hope is that on balance folks will find this

to be a very helpful book in giving them confidence in the truth of what the Bible says about

human origins. And get more information at reasonablefaith.org in ordering the book. Here's an

example Bill there is a website called evidence for Christianity. Dr. John Oaks who has his

PhD in chemical physiology. He also teaches apologetics and takes questions on this website. Here's

a question that he got regarding your book. He says hello I had a question regarding an interesting

theory that I heard from Dr. William Ling Craig regarding the history of Adam and Eve. Dr. Craig

stated that he has been studying the question of the historicity of Adam and Eve for around two

years now. He has discussed information with scientists on a variety of studies and it seemingly

formulated the hypothesis that Adam and Eve could have been members of the species and Bill how do

you say it? Homo Heidelberg Enzus or Heidelberg Man. Continuous does this seem to be a reasonable

theory. One answer that caught my attention was his argument that effective population size

estimates are flawed because they do not detect the time for the most recent alleles that could be passed

on by a founding pair and instead focus on minimum population size. I found it interesting but I am

unsure if this is something that I should point out to others. Bill, a star there. What do you think

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