So, the the Dr Craig, you've been busy as usual, despite these unusual times, you've managed to get yourself out there without actually getting into space.

Yes.

It in a sense, you know, people ask me all the time, Bill, what you, Kevin, what do you think Dr. Craig thinks about all this stuff?

The pandemic, the riots, and the things I say, I don't want to speak for him, but after having worked with him for several years I think I know what he'll say he'll say hey hang in there and

guys got things under control we need to rely on him am I right about that?

Yes certainly and I do think too that the current unrest underlines the importance of

the ethics of Jesus in terms of how we treat others.

That we treat others with respect.

We adopt an attitude of non-retaliation for personal offense, of submission to governmental authority,

and love of one's enemies.

And so I think is never before we need the ethics of the

sermon on the mount to guide us during these very troubled times in American

society.

In the meantime, what have you had going on behind the scenes?

I guess we could start with the publication of a new book.

Yes, that's right.'s funny Kevin given my sort of academic work in my

home office from which we're broadcasting today. Jan teases me that I don't even know that I'm being

sequestered because I am just pursuing my projects as normal. She ventures out to the grocery store now and again, but I pretty much stay in my study and research and write and as a result it's been extremely productive.

The most recent book that's come to publication is this one, the stunning cover by Salvador Dolly, a painting of the crucifixion of Jesus from an overhead view.

It's really a beautiful cover.

And this is a book which examines the doctrine of the

atonement, biblically, historically, and philosophically.

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