Matt Fradd

Right, as he gutted it out and then turned around and went, no, but I actually like the culture.

I don't like what's happening now.

I'm like, well, thanks, dude, because you're kind of responsible for what happened.

Yeah.

What do you think of the resurrection of Jesus Christ being an argument for the existence of God and Christianity?

Do you think it's strong enough or do you think Christians just wish it was that strong?

Please, yeah.

So, and- She's a Jew, isn't she?

Pola, you said?

Yeah.

You'd have Peter and Paul maybe.

Well, Peter rather than Paul yet, but...

I think what's difficult for the Christian is it's a lot easier to tear down an argument or pick it apart than to build it.

It is.

I mean, if you were to ask me, what am I most certain of?

You know, I might say my own existence or something.

And then Hume and Nietzsche come along and say, I can't know this over.

But if I said something else, like I would say, oh, my producer Maria exists.

That's what I think.

You could pick that apart.