Let's go!

Let's go!

Let's go!

We're going to do something a little different this show actually, excuse me, for the next two

shows.

Every once in a while I get interviewed, well, let me back up.

I get interviewed a lot by different people.

And every once in a while, I think that the interview is especially helpful to the listeners,

partly because of the content material, partly because of the excellence of the host.

And sometimes because of the excellence of the guests, I guess would be me.

In other words, I feel like I've done an adequate job of addressing an issue.

Every infrequently, though, do I get a long interview on one topic?

Generally, my interviews that I participate in are, well, 45 minutes to an hour, maybe

an hour and 15, maybe an hour and a half on the outside if we're going well and things

are moving along and there's a lot to say, okay?

The interview I want to share with you is actually two hours long.

And I want on this series of shows to share both of those interviews with you, in part

because of the topic matter, the topic in this particular case is the issue of morality.

Now I'm very interested in this topic, not just morality in itself and how it plays

out moral issues play out in culture.

But I'm also interested because of the broader ramifications that objective morality has

for the existence of God.

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