When you hear the sound of coming, hear the drums drumming, I want you to join together with the band.

Do you really think I can, but you really don't want you anywhere.

I want you to join together with the band.

Bill, I think that you have more than answered the allegations of certain YouTube atheists on what's become known as the Lowering the Bar controversy.

Not only have you devoted a podcast and a question of the week on it, but you appeared on other podcasts to discuss it.

And rather than rehearse the whole thing, I'll just refer our listeners to the website for the backstory.

But today we want to interact with some excerpts from the young man who asked you the now famous question.

Kyle. Kyle has a podcast and he invited some other podcasters to join him in discussing various atheist reactions to you.

Spoiler alert here. They're not impressed with the atheist reaction and build these young men who are well versed in apologetics and philosophy and theology.

I'm impressed with all of them and they did get together. They talked for an hour and a half and I just had to go in and get a few excerpts.

But I got to tell you that they've been interacting with your work. They're positive about what you said and how you answered.

Kyle has not abandoned his faith. He's a deep thinker. He tries to be fair and we'll hear from him just a moment.

But Bill, we're a few weeks beyond this. What do you make of all the hoopla that is surrounded this?

Well, I have to tell you, Kevin, that I'm just so gratified at the response to my original question of the week in response to Kyle.

This is why I write this weekly question of the week. In the first place, it was a help to Kyle.

It encouraged him and strengthened him in his own Christian faith and walk and that just makes it all worth it.

But more than that, it hasn't even wider impact upon all the Christians who now learn something about differences between pragmatic and epistemic justification.

And are better educated now in the defense of the Christian faith as a result of this controversy.

And then finally, this sort of thing gets a rise out of the atheists on the secular web.

And by doing so, it gets them to engage with this work and causes even more attention to be drawn to the gospel and to Christ.

And so for all those reasons, I am just very gratified by the result of this hoopla, as you call it.

In this first clip, Kyle is asked to further explain his question to you. Here's clip number one.

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