Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome back to making the argument. Well, it is no secret. The numbers are in and young men are returning to the church, or at least they're returning to some form of religious belief. Because interestingly enough, kind of the age of the new atheists and the age of the militant atheist seems to be dead. It seems to be

gone. When you have Richard Dawkins of all people saying, I want to live in a Christian culture,

when you have James Lindsay talking at churches, when he used to be a militant atheist,

when you have people like Carl Benjamin going, I'm reading my Bible and taking my family to church.

There's no question that the old atheism kind of gone out of favor.

But the real question is, is why are all these people and why specifically are young men returning

to the church?

And perhaps one of the most important questions that we're going to answer today is, what are

they going to find when they get there?

Because that matters. Because the real reason why they're returning to church might not be what a lot of people think it is. All of that and more coming up on this episode of making the argument.

I am your host, Nick Freitas with me in the studio, my beautiful bride Tina Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone. And then of course we have our political prognosticator, our resident historian, the Oracle of Virginia, Christian Heinz. Oh, hey. Yeah, that's you big guy. It's not like we've been doing this show for like four years. Well, and one of the first things I want to jump into is our sponsor for the show, Ground News,

because, as always, we've used Ground News in order to try to get through the din of your typical search engines

and find articles that actually matter to the story that we're discussing today.

And this one, U.S. Bible sales soar after

Charlie Kirk assassination, according to the Wall Street Journal. In fact, when you type this end

of the search bar over at Ground News, it instantly gives you a list of various articles and

sources that you need in order to do a deeper dive. Now, a couple of things I want to point out

here. First of all, I love the fact that right up at the top, when you click into it, U.S.

Bible sales sore, you have left, center, right, and then you have bias comparison. So you can

figure out what news agencies are covering the various stories and why. Then you get a good summary

of what's going on. Bible sales in the U.S. surged by 36% to

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