Chris Williamson

He's a lovely guy behind the scenes.

I genuinely like him.

He has worked incredibly hard.

I mean, he's been doing YouTube since nearly 10 years now.

It wouldn't surprise me if it's been 10 years.

It's at least been sort of nine or eight.

And I think he's fantastic.

I think he is a wonderful voice at the moment who understands theology, respects religion, respects believers, and isn't kind of...

really sterile and mean when talking about religion and belief and can hold the ground of... He understands theology and religion and scripture often better than the people that he's sitting opposite, which is crazy, as opposed to kind of just steaming in with, well, this is irrational and that couldn't happen and here's some science.

He sort of steps onto the field of play of people who are believers and then has a conversation with them inside of their domain.

And it's just...

It does not surprise me at all that he's kind of the center of this conversation around religion.

Also, his pivot from atheism to agnostic, I think, is really great because it makes it sound less adversarial.

Again, I think people are getting frustrated and fatigued with all of the...

fighting and cantankerous like we know that this is the way to do it and i worry well you read that i say you will find if i if i open up your twitter on the 23rd of april 2026 that you say oh my god dude like can we not just have a fucking can we not just have a conversation that's relatively cordial where both people are trying to find some form of truth and agreement and

and understanding about somebody else's perspective.

Like, is that not fun?

Are we not here to have a fun time like that?

Is that not this nice blend of I'm going to learn a bit and I'm not going to walk away feeling like I've just been injected with a ton of adrenaline?

Is that not okay?