Ladies and gentlemen you're probably wondering what happened to the intro we've had for more than 10 years here on the I don't have enough faith to be an atheist podcast.

We're trying it without it to give us 30 more seconds of content.

We're going to dive into some questions here that you have emailed in to hello

at crossexamine.org. If you have a question you want to send it in, send it to hello.

At crossexamine.org we try and get to as many as we can, we can't get to them all, but I have

a couple of great questions that have been sent in over the past week or two.

Let me start with the first one.

This comes from Andrew.

He says, I've listened to much of Dr. Turk's work and greatly appreciate the knowledge he shares.

I'm currently struggling with my wife having deconstructed her faith and walking away from the church.

We have had many discussions and I think one of the main things we always fall back on,

or always fall back to, is the discussion of hypocrisy of Christians.

I've seen many of Dr. Turk's responses to this question and I appreciate the guidance.

However, there is one step further in this that I have trouble answering when the question is brought up.

Before I get to the one step further,

let me point out as Dr. John Dixon has said

that whenever somebody plays Beethoven poorly, who do you blame?

You don't blame Beethoven.

So when somebody plays Jesus poorly,

you don't blame Jesus.

Look, just because I'm not true and beautiful doesn't mean

Jesus isn't true and beautiful. We're all fallen we all need a Savior. In fact if I was

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