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Hey there, folks. If I seem excited, it's because I'm faking it. I'm not that excited. Actually, I was faking that. I am unbelievably excited.

Listen, one of my favorite subjects in the world is how faith and science are compatible, actually not even compatible.

They bolster each other.

The more you know about science, the more it leads you to God.

The more you know about the Lord, the more you want to know about science. But more it leads you to God, the more you know about the Lord,

the more you want to know about science. But there's a narrative out there that says the opposite.

It's a mistaken narrative, but it's out there a lot. As you know, I wrote a book dealing with this considerably. It's called Is Atheism Dead? And in the course of writing my book, Is Atheism Dead?

I bumped into so many other books, writers and thinkers who deal with this stuff. After my book

came out, I continue to bump into authors and books that deal with the subject of faith and science.

And I am very excited to have one of those authors talking about one of those books right now.

My guest is Dr. Thomas Sheehan.

The book is Everyone, God, Symmetry, and Time.

Dr. Thomas Sheehan, welcome to the program.

I'm very pleased to be here, Eric. Thank you for having me on.

Well, listen, this is, uh, your title is beautiful. Everyone is just, it's kind of like this mystical. It's almost, it seems like a like Tolkien came up with it or something like that.

Um, but before we get into, you know, God's

symmetry and time, I want people to know who you are. So look, you got your degrees, your PhD from

MIT, which is, that's a community college, I believe, on the outskirts of Boston, right? Massachusetts

Institute of Technology. You's Harvard Pilesus.

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