Matt Fradd

That's cool, I'll take that as a compliment.

Yeah.

Yeah, because Trent in his book, Answering Atheism, talks about how jealous he has been in the past of people who have these profound experiences, like these profound heart experiences of God.

He said the closest he's ever had is when he was at Gethsemane.

No, Golgotha, where he put his hand on the rock that Christ apparently died near.

He said he had something of an emotional experience then, but that's very rare.

Is that like you?

Really?

Yeah.

I think the last time you were on, you were about to release it for the first time, if memory serves.

Maybe.

Maybe it was the second time.

But memory often doesn't serve.

So sure, maybe it was the second time.

I'm like, oh yeah, you're right, I will fix it.

What would you like to see happen in Christian apologetics online?

What would you like to stop seeing among Christian apologists on one?

Is your point like Lewis?

Like, have those conversations and have them vigorously, but realize that you have a public platform and everyone's watching and you do a disservice, something like that?

Because I'm not against...