This conversation we've had on our shows here at Timcast quite a bit.

We had Milo Yianapolis on the show a few months ago, though he's been on since then, but a few months ago he was talking about this nation was intended for a Christian moral people, that the founding fathers or that some of them had written that the Constitution

would only work for those who are a moral and virtuous people. Miles' opinion was that this was,

of course, referring to Christianity. Now, when many of the founding fathers were, of course,

Christian, and obviously this country was deeply Christian for a very, very long time,

many of the founding fathers were considered to be deist, meaning they didn't really follow

doctrine or anything like that. But this leads us to the big question, and we decided to have a much

larger conversation about the whole issue. The end of the West, can we survive without Christianity?

Over the past several decades, Christianity has been waning in this country. There is some bubbling

up rumors and discussion about the resurgence of Christianity, People like Russell Brand, getting baptized and finding Jesus Christ

seem to be influencing a lot of people towards religion. And even people I know who used to be

staunch atheists, I would not call religious by any sense of imagination, but they're much

more open to the idea of these moral traditions. So I think this conversation will be particularly interesting. We've got a handful of interesting

fellas. We'll start with you, good sir. Would you like to introduce yourself?

Sure. My name is Michael Jones. I run inspiring philosophy. I do a lot of Christian apologetics,

arguing for a Christian worldview, arguing it's beneficial in multiple ways. I've done a lot of

videos on that topic lately, and I actually just debated Lawrence Krause on a topic two weeks ago.

Right on. That should be fun. We have another fine gentleman here, sir.

My name is Justin. I run a channel called Deconstruction Zone on TikTok and YouTube, and I primarily debate religion.

I cross over into atheism quite a bit, although I'm not a hard atheist. I'm agnostic to the position

that some kind of a crater could exist. Whether or not there's evidence for that crater, I think is

very much unsure. But when it comes to like formalized, organized religions, I'm definitely a

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