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Curiously, Caitlin.

Welcome to Curiously Caitlin.

Today I have special guest, producer Mike, with me for a very special episode where we will

have not one kid question about God theology or the Bible to answer, but many questions

from kids about God theology or the Bible.

Sometimes we get questions and we're like, oh, that's a good question, but we're not

sure we can do a full episode on this. So here's a chance for us to go through a few and see. And I'm excited, Caitlin, because there's a couple tricky ones in here. I feel like I picked ones that I feel confident to answer, but you've been a little bit too excited about them. So now I'm kind of nervous. I know, it's my job to play the role of the child and to ask, I'm really good at it.

It doesn't take very much. about them, so now I'm kind of nervous. I know, it's my job to play the role of the child and to ask,

I'm really good at it. It doesn't take very much. And so, you know, I'm going to, I've got some

follow-up questions. Great. All right. Here is our first one. Can really smart animals become

Christians if you teach them about God? For example, apes and orcas, if we learn to talk to them.

Then could we have animals at church?

Can you repeat the question in case our listeners that I didn't quite get it?

So the question was, can we teach animals to be smart enough?

Or can we teach really smart animals enough

that they can become Christians? My favorite thing about this question though is that

it's a long question with an explanation in the middle of like, okay, there's some smarter

animals than the average animal. Maybe we could teach them. But I love that the point at the end

is not this abstract question of like, can animals become

Christians?

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