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and to join us in reading the systematic philosophical theology. Here's his second objection.

Let's talk about the next thing, reading Francis Collins' work and kind of realizing the overwhelming evidence for evolution.

And it struck me.

My own deconstruction went in a very different direction.

It had nothing to do with science.

As I said, I'm not much of a scientist.

It was all biblical studies.

But I think what happens is that for actual intelligent people, apologetics can often be the first

step out of Christianity. Because what apologetics does is it convinces people that Christianity

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