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And on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing.

Here's your host, Joe Simons, like diamonds.

God does not play dice.

Hey, everybody, Joe Simon's like diamonds.

Back again, Saltron, Unchurched.

That quote, God does not play dice.

He does not make mistakes is actually from one of the

most brilliant and famous scientists and adventures of all time. Can you guess who it is?

You said, Albert Einstein, you would be right. And I finished reading this book. I'm trying to still hold all the pages

that I want to talk about here. It's called God, the science, the evidence. It is very fascinating.

My friend and fellow insider and unchurched listener Johnny had told me about it. And I read it. It is a beast of a book,

hundreds and hundreds of pages. And it takes a science-based approach because it was a lot to take in.

It took me a while to read it just because it was very, very scientific and really just

proves how almost like science has now almost proved that that God is real. And in Albert

Ionson, if you don't know his background, obviously he's Jewish, but he was very against this idea that the universe

was created by a God and, you know, had some sort of a real beginning. And went back on that.

And so it was, you know, he, after all his studies and looking at all of the data and the science behind it,

Albert Nintham himself came up with that quote.

And he's like, man, he doesn't play dice.

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