The Dr.

From time to time we stop down and

Dr. Greg from time to time we stop down and just kind of review a little bit what's been going on and

what's coming up in the future for your work, work of reasonable faith. I think we could

probably start with November. Yes this year we met in San Diego for the annual conventions

of the evangelical theological and philosophical societies and those were then

followed by the American Academy of Religion and Society of Biblical Literature

meetings.

At the same time, we had a board retreat of our reasonable faith, Board of Directors directors and we also participated in the annual

EPS apologetics conference which was held in a local church in San Diego.

So it was a very full week, very rich week, great for networking with

other scholars. That the kind of personal conversation that goes on is just as

valuable as the papers that you hear.

I was on a panel discussion at the EPS on the theological acceptability of theistic evolution which featured a paper by

Michael Murray and John Churchill in defense of that notion and had a good discussion that is I believe up on the on YouTube now people want to watch it.

Bill you mentioned the board.

Boy it's important for an organization like a reasonable faith to have a board like this of competent individuals

the accountability for the direction.

Yes, very much so. We have a really active and extraordinarily

talented board of directors. For example, one of them is a lawyer and his

legal advice is just invaluable in terms of making contracts when I speak

somewhere to protect my intellectual property rights and so forth. Others are involved in high-tech. We had a

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