Phil Robertson

And that was a show that I loved and I was totally hooked on.

And the whole theme of it was, do you believe?

Because they basically did the typical TV tension where they have a true believer who may or may not have been abducted

And then you had like a scientific, the woman, the partner, she's the scientist.

No way.

Everything can be explained by what we see around us.

And so then the whole show is that, of course, they're really there, but then you're trying to prove it.

And there's this tension back and forth as well as, you know, the man and woman tension.

So it was an interesting way to do it.

But at the end, the question was, do you believe?

You know, and I mean, do we not ask this question all the time on this podcast?

I mean, do you really believe whether this is true?

So I don't know if something comes out, it'll just I'll be like, yeah, well, there you go.

It comes out.

And Zach, you know what, you know, what he Ross's organization is called the one he's he started reasons to believe.

Oh yeah.

So exactly what you're saying.

In fact, I love what you said, the Bible's not a science book, but it does contain some of the greatest scientific facts ever known written by ancients.

And, you know, when we run across them all the time, we're studying the Old Testament, it was like, how did this guy know that?

I mean, which, because the world basically didn't come up with it in terms of common knowledge until much later than some of the biblical writers.