Andrew Wilson

And I think that that is not just a great honor, but a huge responsibility.

And I do take it seriously.

And where other people laugh it off,

maybe, and they're like, well, you know, it's really not a big deal in the social zeitgeist where debate is one of the most powerful weapons you have.

Yeah, I think it is a big deal.

I think it is.

Is it one of your goals to be known as one of the best debaters of all time?

That was never a goal.

That was never what I set out to do.

But it's possible that that happens, you know what I mean?

But it was never... What I want to do is be known as a person who did take seriously the responsibility of the worldview I represent.

And that I did as good a job as nobody from the middle of nowhere could have done with that.

I would rather be remembered for that.

I love it.

What if your worldview changes in the future, though?

It's possible.

I don't think that the grounding foundational of Christianity as the grounding for my epistemology and ontology, my entire theory for how knowledge works itself is going to change.

Well, that's not going to change.

But there are going to be things within the worldview that do.

And I'm okay with that because I don't want to engage in cognitive dissonance.