Emily Jashinsky

People like Ayaan Hirsi Ali, even Tom Holland, exploring faith much more, Christian faith much more seriously, I should say.

And I wonder if some of this you think comes from

people just being forced to confront those base level questions in the same way that you were.

We thought we kind of had solved them.

And it was like the higher this tech or the more quickly the technology accelerated, the more it's forced some people to confront those basic, basic questions.

Is that off?

Yeah.

And if folks are interested in that Spencer Clavin, this book does a lot of it too.

And Spencer Clavin wrote a book on that as well.

Some really compelling stuff.

Justin Briarley has done great podcasts on it too.

The response I'm curious about since you've published this book, because Charles, one of the things that comes through in all of your work, especially this book though, is that you are constantly testing your own beliefs and you're genuinely driven by an interest in truth and

So since the book has been out, since you've been talking to friends about it, receiving responses about it, has anything shifted in those conversations?

Since those conversations, what's it been like?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, it sounds right to me.

I wanna put this poll from Pew up on the screen.

This is F2.

The Pew headline says, growing share of US adults say religion is gaining influence in American life.

More Americans also express a positive view of religion's role in society.