Ritchin Radio begins in three, two, one.

If it brings her to the same point that it brings you, it doesn't matter whether she called it God along the way or not.

That understanding works for you, so therefore it is absolutely right for you.

All beliefs have become only relatively true, And of course, to the world, religion

is just some personalized experience, not a divine revelation, and the church is catching the disease.

It's time for Wretched Radio with Todd Freel. And we'll get to Mr. Mr. Frill. In just a quick second, welcome to Witness Wednesday on Richard Radio. I'm Jimmy Hicks in the studio. Of course, Todd is out on campus today at Kennesaw State University. And we're going to get to the witnessing quickly this week. No time to waste. Todd.

This is Cole. And Cole, I'm really excited to talk to you.

And let me tell you why. You actually walked up to me and said, you're over there at that pro-life display and you consider yourself sort of pro-life, but you're not a Christian. So I want you to be as

honest as you can with me. Why did you want to talk to me?

Well, they were just mentioning you were a pretty big Christian apologist. I don't know what that

means, but you just seemed interesting to talk to and you're the only one here in a suit.

Well, actually, no. So I'm intriguing because of a coat. That's it. That's it. You've hurt my heart. No, but I'm not going to let you off the hook with that. You still want to talk about Christianity. Why? At least historically speaking, it's interesting to me, and I just wanted to hear a bit more the theology aspect of that. I mean, I've, admittedly, I've written on, for some English classes, defending actually

probably one of the more indefensible things in Christianity, which is the Crusades.

You try to defend them? Yeah. Why? They're in pretty normal stock standard medieval war. They

were all pretty horrible back then. No, I agree with that. That was standard and we don't get that. So I applaud you for getting, like, history was different back then.

Part of that is comparing it to other medieval evidence, but, like, the theological aspect is mostly something I don't study as much.

Like, I've done like the history of the church and they offer

classes like that here, especially with my minor, which is English language and literature,

because a whole lot of it was written by Christians, even if...

You're really honest, dude. How old are you? 21. Well done. Really. You understand things that a lot

of people never get. So I really applaud that.

All right. The Crusades, however, I agree with you, there were standard fare, but I do not believe, and even though I have no desire to defend the activities of the Roman Catholic Church, because I'm not.

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