This is the Brand and Sherry podcast, sponsored by MetaShare. For more info about the show or about

Brandt's book, Unoffendable, check out brantanson.com. Greetings to you and welcome to the podcast. Again,

kind of a special format that we're doing while we're in a transition time, a little more long-form

stuff rather than the radio show each day.

Now, today we're talking to a guy who's a brilliant astrophysicist, but we're not talking about astrophysics.

We're talking about Asperger's syndrome.

And you may know if you've been around the show at all.

I have Asperger's.

My son has Asperger's.

We're on the spectrum. And when I heard

Hugh Ross talking about this in another interview, I'm like, oh, I got to talk to that guy.

And what ensued was, frankly, two guys, neither of which are very comfortable on a phone.

And that's pretty awesome. It was a fascinating conversation.

Yeah.

And by the way, just a little bit of his background, what he does, you can go to

reasons.org and see what they do.

They synthesize science and understanding God and having confidence in God through science,

which I can't get enough of it.

But they're great if you have somebody who doubts or somebody who don't even believe in God through science, which I can't get enough of it. But they're great if you have somebody

who doubts or somebody who don't even believe in God, you can go to reasons.org, click on I don't

believe, and then there's resources for you too about. They have a link that says, I don't believe.

Yeah, you pick. That's wonderful. I know, it's a great idea at the very start. Like, I believe, or I doubt, or, you know,

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